Mark owned and wishlisted games more prominently

ggdealzz

What about pronouncing marked and owned games more prominently, with green (owned) and blue (wishlisted) bars in the description like in the (badly done) mockup?

The blackened game is a proposed feature, namely this game is ignored / will not buy / do not want (alongside with a management list in the user settings, like an anti-wishlist reminder).

wojtek

IMHO it looks terrible, but maybe adding css property to whole item and you could style it with userCSS?

ggdealzz

It is just a rough mockup made with a paint program, so ..

chotnik

To be honest - why not just add option to hide deals on owned games?

rob006

chotnik You can already do this on deals list: https://gg.deals/deals/?hideOwned=1 and games list: https://gg.deals/games/?hideOwned=1

For other parts of the website it is more tricky. Home page highly relies on cache, and it is hard to cache efficiently if every user may have different games excluded. For news it may create news that are empty - if you already have all games included in this news, it will result an empty list of deals.

Deatheron

I second that. There is a bundle I've checked today:
https://gg.deals/bundle/humble-plug-in-and-play-digital-bundle/
And apparently I do have most of the games from it, but there is no indication of that. It would be nice to have something that 'bazar' has (similar to idea of OP) - it would eliminate problem with empty news list.
As for caching - when I do hover over game image on the left, there is an info that game is already owned. So maybe it would be possible.

Thanks 🙂

licordesoma

That's a great idea

remike

This one sounds like a valid request and deserves a bump. 🙂 Perhaps there is a way to design it a little neater than OP did, but I dig the idea.

SirHazza

+100

Would love to see this, I always need to look so annoyingly closely to see if a game has a tick or a heart. Colours would make this so much easier.

remike This one sounds like a valid request and deserves a bump. 🙂 Perhaps there is a way to design it a little neater than OP did, but I dig the idea.

Example:

A bright colour for wishlisted items. Grey'ish, for owned items, I would also grey out the game art, similar to how Steam does it:

ralph

Perhaps you can just copy the same background colors that Augmented Steam uses? Most users will be used to them.