YES. YOU ARE THE ONLY ONE IN THE ENTIRE WORLD.

That sounds like a commitment problem. Poor bird, just choose one randomly, install it and play it.

looks through their steam library of 1000+ games
I'm poor, sorry.

I rather have the problem of being unable to decide what to play, i definetly know what to play, i just cant decide what...too little time...

No to your poll. I love my library and it's full of games I am excited to play or enjoyed playing.

I have the exact opposite problem. I want to play every game in my library (except one), and I can't find the time to play them because of all the other things going on in my life. It has taken me an entire month to finish ABZU. P

no, i want to play them all <3

Pickaga.me

steam is slowly killing my love of video games

I have a bunch of games I'm currently playing or desperately wanting to play, so nope, never get that.

Organize your library better.

No, and your library is small one ;D

I find I've just played too many games. Games so rarely feel fresh or different enough for me to be able to just sit back focus and enjoy. I tend to either play something short and simple, Magic Circle and Superhot both kept my attention all the way through, or I start something epic and lose interest. Been trying to force myself to play Witcher 3 the passed few days, haven't gotten far yet, doesn't help that the Gwent UI in the original game is garbage compared to the new F2P Gwent that's in beta lol

Go here and input your steamID. It has filters for everything and you sort by metascore, user reviews etc.
It has helped me pick games more than 50 times.
It's like..."what kind of game do I feel like playing now? More story focused? Racing? Clicker? Fps? Moba? Co-op? A game that can be played with a controller?"
Anyway, try it out and tell me if you have any questions !

I have the same problem as well. I've done a really good job of curbing it by only having one or two of each 'type' of game installed. One Batman or Assasin's Creed game. Play that one til I finish and do another. One (okay, or three) RPGs. Don't install more until I've played through what is installed or I decide I don't like it. Only one or two point and click adventures. And since I have one or two of every type of genre, I can just decide what KIND of game I want to play and go from there.

And of course, the games that I KNOW I'll always play are always installed. Skyrim, various roguelikes, RPGs that never get old.

Also organizing my steam library has helped immensely. I'm sure everyone does it differently, but mine is organized by type. Platform, adventure, RPG, GTA-like. Also I cut down on clutter by dropping games I've finished into a beaten category and pulling them out of their original. Also for quick decision making, I have a category for co-op games; any that have multiplayer capabilities. So if I happen to run into someone online and we want to play, I have my list of mulitiplayer-capable games all ready to go -- no searching.

I want to play them all and actually start a lot of them at the same time. Then that makes it hard to decide what to play. Mostly because of my mood. Some days I just don't know what kind of game I'm the mood for.

Not really... I have 1065 games and my problem is not having enough time to dedicate to all the games I really want to play :)

I currently own 3,612 games and well.. the only games I actually play on a regular basis are those of the best dev team in the world.

I recommend downloading Depressurizer: https://github.com/Theo47/depressurizer

It lets you tag your library based on score, game type and tags. So if you want, you could sort your library and look for only RPGs with a score over 80% positive. Or just games with over 90% positive if you don't want a specific game. Then tag your games with "completed" once you've beat then and you can filter those out.