HowLongToBeat helps people track games, catalog a backlog, discover titles, submit playtimes, and compare completion lengths.
Hl2b
HowLongToBeat tracks games and playtimes, supports backlog cataloging, and includes a daily guessing game.
About Hl2b
Hl2b is the HowLongToBeat website, which publishes estimated completion times for video games. Each game card lists estimates for Main Story, Main + Extra, and Completionist play styles, and a Combined estimate considers all styles. Users can check these estimates before buying a game or to plan how long a backlog will take.
An account allows users to manage lists, including backlogs, replay lists, custom and wishlists, completed games, and retired games. The site also offers Steam library import, statistics and tracking with filter and export options, and a daily round-based guessing game. Some games show no estimate ('--') for one or more play styles, and the site includes an accuracy guide that rates how far each time can be trusted.
Key features
- Completion time estimates for Main Story, Main + Extra, and Completionist play styles
- Accuracy guide that rates how far each estimate can be trusted
- Backlog and replay management for unfinished or favorite games
- Custom lists, including wishlists and tracking of owned games
- Steam library import
- Statistics and tracking with filter and export of playthrough data
- Daily round-based guessing game
Best for: Video game players who want to estimate completion times and organize a backlog of unfinished games.
Good for
- Separates estimates by play style, from required story content to full completion
- Lets users mark completed games, which the site says helps build its accuracy
- Includes an accuracy guide so users can judge how much to trust each estimate
Watch out for
- Some games show no estimate ('--') for one or more play styles
- Managing lists and games requires creating an account
- Time estimates vary in accuracy, as the site's accuracy guide indicates
Hl2b at a glance
- Website
- hl2b.com
- Category
- Gaming › Game Utilities & Launchers
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
Hl2b alternatives
Tools and sites you could use instead, ranked by how closely they match.
Backlog.rip manages a free, open-source library and keeps its data in the browser without cookies or trackers.
Free
24 alternatives
THGL provides in-game overlays, live position tracking, and interactive maps for more than 20 games.
Free
24 alternatives
Track speedrun splits with LiveSplit, a customizable timer made for speedrunners.
Read SlimeVR documentation covering setup and use of its full-body tracking system.
FULU Bounties funds transparent work to restore digital ownership through live bounties, progress tracking, and donations.
Popular in Game Utilities & Launchers
Well-known listings from the same topic.
Archivearchive.org/details/MemcardRex1.8cancerogenoslabsites.google.com/view/cancerogenoslabGameSave Managergamesave-manager.comGameGuidesgamerguides.comBalatro Wikibalatrowiki.orgBetter xCloudbetter-xcloud.github.io
Hl2b FAQ
Do I need an account to manage my games?
The site's account section describes managing backlogs, custom lists, completed games, and retired games through an account.
What does the Completionist estimate cover?
The Completionist estimate is for players who strive for 100% completion, including every achievement and medal and everything the game offers.
What is the Retired list for?
The Retired list holds games a player has not finished and wants to return to later.
Is something wrong or out of date?
Tell us and an editor will check it.
Own this website?
Claim this listing
Claim the listing and suggest updates yourself. An editor checks every claim first.