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[RPDL]

Pick half randomly and delete them. You don't want to waste time on unlucky games do you?

Do this once a day for 3 days and your list should be almost empty.

 

[c3p0]

Head or tail?

For each game do that and then you've half your library, repeat that if needed. In contrast to RPDL's method this one is more random.
Also I have this shiny new batch, so you should trust my word more, even if I write absolute garbage.

 

[Meaning Less]

How I manage games:
-Always delete all incomplete games, except for the ones you are currently playing (like the current week), you are going to redownload them anyways once you are interested because there will be a newer version out.
-Now I do hoard completed games, but the moment I finish one I just delete. I have way too many games I haven't played and rather keep exploring them instead of going back to stuff I've already finished.

How I pick what to play:
Well that basically involves just testing them out, I like the process of just running different games and playing to see if they are good.

While playing if they are bad I delete, if they look good but are not exactly what I'm seeking at that moment I just move to the next game, and if they are good and match my horny level I just keep playing them.

I like trying things for myself, so trying games I haven't played yet is pretty fun and you often find out many gems that way.

 

[gunderson]

I like using Windirstat. The big problem, at least for me, is that even some bad and/or short games take up a bunch of hard drive space, and I haven't found the size of a game to directly correlate to its quality. So when I want to spring clean my drive, I use a free disk usage analyzer (like windirstat) to see what's taking up the most space and figure out if I'm still playing it, if I left a big redundant zip file after extracting it, or have multiple versions of the same game cluttering my disk.

But if it's just the sheer number of underplayed/bad games that bothers you and (somehow) not disk space, then it's probably smart to delete whatever games you don't play one by one and, if you're really tidy, make sub-folders for different game genres.

 

[ImperialD]

i have way too many of them and can't enjoy them all or even pick one out. i think im gonna start deleting like half of them. solutions?

i hear ya .. i have probably at least 50 or more games ... never completed .. they got abandoned

 

[qwsaq]

Just delete literally everything.
You'll end up redownloading all the games that were worth playing and forgetting about the ones that were probably never worth the download in the first place.

 

[chainedpanda]

I keep one master folder full of games and within that folder I have various subfolders called "1" "2" etc. Each folder is basically randomly generated and I finish one folder before I continue to the next. I randomly generate using RNG and the alphabetical sorting from windows.

The only problem is that it never fucking works lol. Some new update or an interesting game will catch my attention and become shoved in folder 13 or something. Causing me to just say fuck it and just discard the whole folder system entirely.

Also, sometimes I just force myself to play the first game in a master folder. Generally this works for a time until I come across a shitty game that just makes me burn out.

 

[Rafster]

I need to clean up my porn games folder, it's getting quite big

 

[DarkWolf2055]

play another