I like to play video games. I used to play them on various gaming platforms, but eventually moved to personal computer. Now I mostly play PC games. From time to time I ask myself:

• How much time have I spent on a particular video game title?
• What PC game had taken the largest period of my lifetime?
• What distance have I covered with my mouse playing my favourite strategy or quest?
• How many joystick buttons have I pressed playing my favourite fighting game?
• How have my gaming activity changed in the course of year?

A few game titles give us their completion statistics. But, as a rule, it includes only clean, not total, gameplay time. At the same time, we sometimes replay really difficult game levels for hours, don't we? 

So why don't we log our own gameplay time statistics? It will show us later how we waste our precious lives. Sadly, I haven't found suitable gameplay tracking software on the net. 

Being not only a gamer but a software developer, I decided to create such an application by myself. In no time it was made. Since that moment I collect my gameplay time stats. I find this program useful and I hope you will do too. So I want to share my Gameplay Time Tracker with you.

http://gameplay-time-tracker.info

yup!!

@trasharmd
thanks n_n

I am almost solely a console gamer. So I probably won't need this programm.

And also I don't it just to tell I have wasted my life with Age of Empires II

Zisbest said: I am almost solely a console gamer. So I probably won't need this programm. And also I don't want it just to tell I have wasted my life with Age of Empires II

thats bad :(

aviggo77 said: Zisbest said: I am almost solely a console gamer. So I probably won't need this programm. And also I don't want it just to tell I have wasted my life with Age of Empires II thats bad :(

As The End in Metal Gear Solid 3 said: I have no regrets!

Does it work with Minecraft? I'm only asking because I think Minecraft doesn't have any .exe file running all the time thanks to Java and I fear it might not be detected because of that. Also, is the program still supported, does it need support? It was last updated in 2012. Why am I asking this? Because I'm already using Xfire for this very same purpose and would like to get rid of it but I don't know if this will be around in a couple of years and moving back to Xfire would be difficult.

@zkuq
as it says,it only supports .exe files.and i am using it currently,its great.you can also manually add .html files though