Keep the game detail
Use Backloggd if public game reviews and community activity are central to your routine.
Backloggd alternative
Put gaming in the rest of your story.
Track the games you finished, dropped, replayed, or loved beside every other kind of media.
One personal media library
A wider home after Backloggd
Movies
TV shows
Games
Music
Memories, Life Eras, rewatches, and taste in the same record.
Backloggd remains the stronger choice for a game-first community, public reviews, and deeply social game lists.
Keep Backloggd when you want
A dedicated video game collection and backlog tracker
Game reviews, ratings, logs, lists, and friend activity
A community centered entirely on games
Choose Mosaic when you want
Game history beside movies, TV shows, and music
Platform phases, comfort replays, memories, and Life Eras
CSV import for bringing an existing game spreadsheet
A practical way to use both
Move without erasing what already works.
Bring a useful subset
Import a game spreadsheet into Mosaic or add the games that defined a period of your life.
Connect the surrounding media
See which shows, films, and albums belonged to the same gaming era.
The honest answer
Mosaic fits when games are one important part of your media identity, not the only part.
Questions before you move
Can Mosaic import games from a CSV?
Yes. Mosaic has a mapped CSV workflow for game libraries, available with the bulk import feature.
Does Mosaic replace Backloggd reviews and community features?
No. Backloggd is purpose-built for public game reviews and community activity. Mosaic is designed for a personal cross-media record.
Can Mosaic track game platforms and completion?
Yes. Game records can include platform, playtime, completion progress, dates, ratings, and other mapped fields.
Build the library you will still want years from now.
Start with the media that matters, then let the history become more useful over time.