Board game list and tracker
One personal list for every board game
Organize the games you own, remember what you played, save your wishlist and keep your ratings and reviews beside the collection—all under the same profile as your video games.
My board game list
Owned, played and saved for later
/pic3490053.jpg)
/pic6293412.jpg)
/pic2452831.png)
/pic2437871.jpg)
/pic7664424.jpg)
A collection that stays understandable
Separate Owned, Played and Wishlist games, then search and sort the list instead of losing titles across shelves, notes and store wishlists.
Your ratings, not only a catalog
Score games from 1–10 and leave written reviews. Your opinions stay attached to the collection and appear on each board game page.
Discovery built around game night
Browse by category, player count and rating, or explore ranked lists for two-player, strategy, party and other kinds of games.
Share it—or keep it to yourself
Show your board game collection beside your gaming profile, use an unlisted link, or keep the profile private.
Board game list questions
The practical details before you start cataloging the shelf.
What can I track in my board game list?+
Each game can be marked as Owned, Played or Wishlist. You can also add a score and a written review, then search, filter and sort the collection.
Can I share my board game collection?+
Yes. Your board game list is connected to your GamingList profile and can be public, unlisted or private using the same profile visibility settings.
Where does the board game information come from?+
Catalog details and community data are powered by BoardGameGeek. GamingList adds its own personal lists, scores, reviews and profile presentation.
Can I track video games and board games together?+
They live under the same GamingList account while keeping separate, purpose-built lists. Visitors can switch between your video game list and board game collection.
Your shelf deserves a proper list
Start with the games you own today, then add ratings and reviews whenever you play.