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Your game record is yours. Export a CSV from Settings whenever you want. You do not need to import a file to use GameDeck.

GameDeck CSV v2

What returns when you import a GameDeck export

Games without an IGDB ID keep their GameDeck catalog ID in every section, including dated sessions. GameDeck restores that exact game when you import the backup here. If it is unavailable, import stops before making changes.

AreaIncluded in the fileOn import
LibraryGame name, IGDB ID, status, rating, hours, platform, added date, notes, started date, completed date, mastered flag, priority, watched source, and tags. Statuses use their export names: COMPLETED is Beaten, and PLAYING, PLAYED, BACKLOG, PAUSED, DROPPED and WISHLIST are as named.Restored when the game can be matched. Ratings keep half-star values and dates use YYYY-MM-DD.
ReviewsGame name, IGDB ID, rating, review text, spoiler flag, and date.Restored. A review for a game you already reviewed is updated rather than duplicated.
ListsList title, description, visibility, ordered state, game positions, and item notes.Restored, including empty lists. Existing GameDeck lists are matched by their export ID.
FavoritesGame name, IGDB ID, and favorite date.Restored as personal favorites, including games that are not in your library.
Top 4Position, game name, and IGDB ID.Restored in order when you import from Settings and your Top 4 is empty. Setup asks you to pick your own, and a Top 4 you already picked is kept.

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This small CSV uses the same section names and column order as a GameDeck export. Open it in a spreadsheet or text editor before you import your own record.

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What this CSV does not include

It does not include account details, sign-in information, profile settings, social follows, comments, notifications, or activity history.

Imports add missing library games and do not overwrite existing library entries. The import summary tells you about duplicates, unmatched games, and skipped rows so you can review the result.