Thank you, everyone who contributed to the 2019 thread and made it an entertaining read. Twelve pages ain't bad at all.
Feel free to reflect and share your thoughts on 2019 here or in the other thread.
I had a good 2019 and I did indeed stick to the challenge, with the exception of trying out RingFit Adventure which was a gift that I wanted to play at Christmas w my family.
I felt like I played a ton of games this year but I didn't necessarily complete a higher number of games this year. Still, I loved grabbing lesser-played games from my shelf and giving them some time instead of counting down the days to the next new release. I also culled some games from my wishlist and narrowed my focus for 2020, so I think the challenge encourages one to play and replay instead of buying a bunch of new stuff. DDP Daioujou was easily my most-played game this year, over 400 hours invested in 2019. Diablo 3 would be second place, with 300 hours this year alone.
Sekiro was the most difficult game to resist. You can bet it's one of the first games I'm playing in 2020.
DunDunDunpachi
As a suggestion for next year, may I suggest putting in an award for beating one game from your backlog per month. The best aspect of this for me has been the emphasis on not forgetting to complete them, as opposed to the strict not buying of new ones 
Yoshi christ you've been busy! How's Team Sonic Racing btw? I absolutely loved Sonic & Allstars Racing Transformed, a truly fabulous karting game.
Kadayi
for the recommendation ages ago). Really enjoying the combat in Sekiro and the setting is intriguing. The Council also looks fun - early days but it seems to scratch a similar itch mechanically to Disco Elysium though I've not got far enough in to judge whether the writing is on the same level.
