Your Steam backlog will become your greatest enemy in an upcoming game. Steam may be the premiere online storefront for PC games, but it's the customizability and user experience that really make it so popular. One of its most beloved features is the wishlist, which allows you to bookmark titles you want to play later, and get notified when they go on sale.
Between the wishlist function and the many annual Steam sales, most players build up a significant library of games they've barely touched, if at all. Now, a new Steam game will turn your unplayed games into actual interactive enemies, pitting you against your own hoarding tendencies in Game Quest: The Backlog Battler.
Game Quest: The Battle Backlog is a hack-and-slash arena game based around the question, "What if the games you never play could attack you?" You'll fight your least-played Steam games with a weaponized keyboard and mouse; the games themselves behave like floppy disk-shaped zombies, attempting to overwhelm you.
The game actually scans your Steam library (so long as it's publicly visible), pulling titles, play times, and prices to generate your enemies. Games you played for less than two hours will try...
