
Log the video games you play in as much detail as you remember, score them out of ten, and argue about them with people whose taste you trust. Bring your Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, GOG, or Backloggd library over in a few minutes.

Started it to unwind for a week. Four hundred hours later the farm has a name.
Deluxe, Gold and GOTY editions stay out of the catalogue, not five rows of the same game.
Dates, platforms, ratings, reviews and every replay, each one kept separately from the last.
Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, GOG, and Backloggd libraries are matched, then shown to you for review before anything is saved.
Player suggestions come from scoring overlap on shared games, and each one tells you why.
Right now
Straight from the site. A new chart every Monday, from what people logged, reviewed and posted about the week before.
Features
Most trackers give a game one state and overwrite it. Firetale keeps the shape of the whole thing: the run you abandoned in 2019, the replay that finally clicked, and the score you changed your mind about.
Playing, backlog, wishlist, paused, beat, played and quit.
A score out of ten, an optional review, and a spoiler flag.
Down to the day, or just the year if that's all you recall.
Gamer DNA reads what you have rated and profiles your genre lean, era, completion and scoring. Instantly see your taste compatibility with any player before you follow.
Import
Connect Steam, PlayStation, or Xbox, upload a Backloggd, GOG, or HLTB export, or feed a Firetale backup back in. Every row is matched against the catalogue and put in front of you before a single log is written.
Link Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, or upload a Backloggd, GOG, or HLTB export.
Rows are matched to catalogue games, with store editions resolved.
Tick what you want to bring across, and untick what you don't.
Nothing at all reaches your library until you press confirm.
Also included
Four kinds of list, a release calendar you can wishlist straight from, communities with their own posts, and real-time live messaging.
Any of them can be public or private, and followed, liked and discussed like a post.
The catalogue
A lot of games ship as Deluxe, Gold, Game of the Year, Complete, Collector's and bundle packages. Firetale keeps the public catalogue on the main game instead of listing every storefront package as its own title.
A typical storefront
Why Firetale
Think of Firetale as Letterboxd for games with a real-time community: where logging is the conversation, your taste has a visual shape, and your game library stays clean.
One checkbox per game throws away everything interesting. Firetale keeps the dates, the platforms and every replay.
Suggestions come from rating overlap with real players, and each one shows its working instead of a black-box score.
Editions and store bundles fold into the main game, so search results, libraries and statistics stay readable at a glance.
Explore
Games, public lists, reviews and upcoming releases are all readable without an account.
Privacy
Firetale gives you control over who sees your profile, logs and reviews.
Hide your activity from non-followers.
Keep story reveals hidden behind a tap.
Review every matched game before saving.
FAQ
Yes. Signing up, logging games, writing reviews and making lists are all free.
Yes! Firetale brings the Letterboxd experience to video games: a social journal where you can log playthroughs, rate games out of ten, write reviews, curate custom tier lists and GOTY ballots, track your backlog, and connect with other players through real-time chat and Taste DNA matching.
Yes. Each replay is stored as its own play session with its own date and platform, so replaying something doesn't wipe the original log.
You can connect Steam, PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live directly, or upload export files from Backloggd, GOG, HowLongToBeat, and Infinite Backlog. Firetale matches every entry against the catalogue and shows you the result before anything is written to your library.
Log what you play, say what you thought, and find the people who will argue with you about it.
Create your FiretaleFree to join.
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@carleybatteriesEvery log feeds your statistics: what you finish, what you abandon, which years and platforms you actually play. No spreadsheet, no manual tallying.
Reviews and logs are posts. People reply, quote, repost and argue. Spoiler gates keep the twists hidden from anyone still playing.
Marvel's Wolverine15 September 2026PS5
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered29 September 2026PCWishlist straight from the calendar and get a reminder when it lands.
View the release calendarPublic, restricted and private spaces, each with their own posts and chat.
Browse communitiesReal-time messaging, direct chat, and instant replies without leaving the page.
Chat with other playersOn Firetale
Those 5 listings are one game. Editions and bundles fold into it, so search, libraries and statistics count games rather than store packages.
See it on FiretaleA plain collection, a ranked order, a tier list with your own labels and colours, or a Game of the Year ballot with categories and notes.
It reads what you've rated and builds a profile from your genre lean, how niche your taste runs, how often you finish things, which eras you favour and how harshly you score.
Yes. Games, public lists, reviews and the release calendar are all readable before you sign up. You only need an account to log and post.





