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It is pretty common for Steam sale veterans to accumulate an ever growing backlog of titles that will unfortunately remain uncompleted for the weeks, months or maybe even years following the initial purchase.
At one point in time you have probably thought about conquering your backlog, and now you can see exactly how long it would take and what else you could do in that time thanks to Steam Left, a website that uses the HowLongToBeat.com database to figure out how long it would take to beat your games and then show off alternative ways to spend your time.
As you can see, it would actually take me close to 3000 hours to clear out my own backlog. Alternatively, I could walk 8,934 miles, climb the Empire State building almost 3000 times, or even listen to R.Kelly track, ‘Trapped in the Closet' 1,963 times.
In order to figure out how long it would take you to beat your own backlog you can either sign in directly through Steam or you can just enter your Steam profile name.
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KitGuru Says: How long would it take you to beat your Steam backlog?
Source: Steam Left
3990 hours…. that’s not good… I could Watch the “Indiana Jones” series 497 times
12246 continuous hours
I am ashamed
Climb mount Everest 45 times
over 10k pewdiepie videos. x.x
3979 continuous hours
Oh, god. I could
Watch Firefly 387 times
Live out 2 lifespans as an ant
Complete 7,958 New York Times Crossword Puzzles
Travel from New York to England on an ocean liner 47 times…in 1960
Travel to the moon 38 times
Listen to all of R. Kelly’s “Trapped in the Closet” 2,623 times
Watch every Simpsons episode 17 times
Listen to Free Bird 26,529 times
Fight in the Falkland War 3 times
Watch the Star Wars original trilogy 629 times
Watch the entirety of Doctor Who 10 times
Drive from Alaska to the tip of South America 9 times
Watch the “Indiana Jones” series 496 times
heres the case i dont want to finish them hows that thanks but no thanks about the walk its cold out there
3356 hours, I could watch Next Generation 25 times.
Also, has anyone hovered over the “Continuous Hours” line? Our Overlord and Master
Download 4 1080p movies on a 56K modem
Over the past 10 years (My Gaming Life), I’m not going over exact numbers, but I’m looking at around 17,000 hours. Not exactly proud, but it was and is worth it.
I have one hour more than in the article, but yeah I could watch the entire Hobbit Trilogy 367 times.