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
Baldur's Gate 3
Dark Souls III
Disco Elysium
Hades II
Diablo IV
Path of Exile 2
The Witcher 3
Hollow Knight
Lies of P
Pillars of Eternity
Slay the Spire
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.
Begin your tome.
Free, forever. Your library, your way.
Start Your QuestNo card required. No paywall. Ever.