Dungeon Logbook
Free forever · No ads · No subscriptions

Your gaming
character sheet.

A dark-fantasy journal for the games you've played, the ones you're playing, and the ones you dared to drop.

PC · Console · Handheld · Tabletop — one tome.

Library

12 games

Elden Ring

Elden Ring

Finished
Baldur's Gate 3

Baldur's Gate 3

Playing
Dark Souls III

Dark Souls III

Finished
Disco Elysium

Disco Elysium

Finished
Hades II

Hades II

Playing
Diablo IV

Diablo IV

Playing
Path of Exile 2

Path of Exile 2

The Witcher 3

The Witcher 3

Finished
Hollow Knight

Hollow Knight

Finished
Lies of P

Lies of P

Finished
Pillars of Eternity

Pillars of Eternity

Backlog
Slay the Spire

Slay the Spire

Finished
PlayingFinishedBacklogDropped

A glimpse of the tome.

Three surfaces, one story

Track. Remember. Show off.

Your Library

Every game in your collection, laid out like an inventory. Rarity-colored by your own ratings. Filter, search, organize. Drag your favorites into pride of place.

Stash · Tome · Quests

Your Journal

Every status change becomes a chapter. A timeline of finished campaigns, dropped quests, and the long backlog — the story of how you play.

Timeline · History

Your Character Sheet

A public profile worth sharing. Your titles, your class, your favored realms. Drop the link in your bio.

Public · Shareable

Questions

Before you begin

Is Dungeon Logbook free?

Yes. Dungeon Logbook is free forever — no ads, no subscriptions, no paywalled features. Social features like public profiles will never be gated.

How is it different from Backloggd or HowLongToBeat?

Dungeon Logbook is built for RPG, Soulslike, and CRPG fans with a dark-fantasy interface inspired by Diablo 2. Unlike Backloggd, every social feature stays free forever. Unlike HowLongToBeat, the focus is on your personal journal rather than aggregated playtime data.

Can I track Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and handheld games?

Yes. Track games from any platform — PC, console, handheld, and tabletop — in a single library.

Do I need an account?

Yes. A free account keeps your library private and synced across devices. Sign-up takes seconds and requires only an email and password.

Is my game library private?

Private by default. You can optionally publish a public profile to share your gaming character sheet, but nothing is shared without your explicit consent.

Where does the game data come from?

Game metadata — titles, cover art, release years, and platforms — is sourced from RAWG, a community-maintained video game database.

Considering alternatives?

How we compare

Honest comparisons with the other trackers, including when each is the better choice.

Begin your tome.

Free, forever. Your library, your way.

Start Your Quest

No card required. No paywall. Ever.