A backlog grows faster than it shrinks, and once a dozen unfinished games are sitting there it is hard to tell where to start. This planner takes one line per game with the hours you still have left, plus your weekly play time and a start date, and prints a finish date for every game in the order you choose: shortest first, longest first, or exactly as entered.
The arithmetic is plain division. Hours left are accumulated in the chosen order, the running total is divided by weekly play time to get weeks, multiplied by seven to get days, rounded up, and added to the start date. Date addition rolls over month ends and leap days, so a span covering February 29 still lands correctly. As of October 2026 the page pulls in no outside data and uses only what you type.
Hours left is your own figure. No official source publishes an average completion time per game, so this tool never estimates how long a title runs and never rates difficulty or enjoyment. The output is a straight extension of the hours you entered, not a prediction, and it shifts with your real pace and with every game you add later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use your own measured or estimated figure. Average completion times per game are not published by an official source, so this tool does not estimate them for you.
No. With the same total hours left the last finish date stays the same. What changes is the order and spacing of the per-game finish dates.
Up to 40 lines per run. Above that the page reports your current line count so you can split the list and calculate in parts.