How do you guys organize your library?

I don't

order is for othr people. you should see my office desk ;)

I have three categories: F2P, beaten and the default one where is everything else.
No need to organize it further.
Edit: oh, I forgot about the fourth one: Prototypes, it only has those double fine prototypes that were included with their bundle. Cause you know, they aren't really full games.

That question must have been asked at least three times here already, heh. :P

Not much changed since the last time.

COMPLETED - Games I have completed and do not plan on playing again.
DEMO/JUNK - The category describes itself. Junk, free weekends, demos...
HYPE TRAIN - Titled "hype train" due to being too lazy to come up with something better, it contains the games I am currently playing or am planning on playing soon.
NOT PLAYED - Another self describing category. It contains the biggest part of my library, and are all games I have never played yet. I mostly refer to this one as my backlog...
GAMES - Everything else. Which means, games I have played but that are not installed, or that I am simply not interested in resuming my playtime at the moment.

I hide the bad games and the rest are just there :P I use search function or scroll down for the game I want

I don't really, much as my 2100+ games need it. I just have Beaten, Broken and Non Steam.

I only have a separate tab for unreleased games.

By genre

By genre

I currently have 630 games categorized into roughly 65 different genres

installed/not installed

For my Steam library, alphabetically.

Depressurizer

This is mine

i posted this in a previous thread - i organise my games from where i get them :)

and i don't really use them either...search box still wins :P

300+ games:

1. If a game is a part of a series at least of 3 games - separate category for the series (i.e. Hitman, The Witcher, Gothic, etc.)
2. If game is not a part of any series but it had published by big publisher with decent amount of their titles in my library - publishers's category (i.e. Valve others, Rockstar others, Telltale others, etc.)
3. Categorizing by genre (i.e. Other FPS, Other strategies, other RPG, etc.)

• finished
• BETA etc.
• Games - everything else

I have almost 900 games and I don't need to divide them into more categories.

Thanks guys. Maybe I will make a junk section for trash games. Games that are junk or I'll probably never play. I'll just use the Search function for the rest.

-Favorites (not a cat, just the star icon))
-Finished (that's a category)
-hidden from library (not really a cat)
-recently added, not yet touched (uncategorized)

• Favorites
• 100% Done
• 100% to go (here i add games i work on 100% or wanna do the 100%)
• Free to Play
• Games
• Trash (for most bundle Games)

I only show the game that I have installed, so I wont miss playing the one that I have installed instead of just instaling it and leaving it to be fill up with dust haha

I don't organize my library, I have a few favorites, but whenever I need to find a game I just type the first 2-3 letters of its name, easy :D

By genres and finished games.

I have:

• Not Played
• Games to play with friends
• Causal Games (Games like Audiosurf which you can play anytime again and only for a few minutes with no problem)
• Games I finished but not a new DLC which I bought
• Finished and the game I currently play
• (Trash, but I switched to the new hidden function to hide those games)

I always finish a game before I start a new one (except I dont like the game and will move it to the trash games) so I have no need for a category like 'not 100% finished'

shit/not shit