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Swipe right on games that look like your speed, left on the ones that don't. Sign up after to save your matches and unlock personalized recommendations.
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Swipe the covers
Right for "I'm in", left for "not for me", up to verdict one you already know.
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We read your taste
Every swipe sharpens the picture of what you actually like.
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Get matched
Ten swipes in, your recommendations start fitting you.
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How swiping calibrates your recommendations
Every card is a game. Swipe right for "I'm in", left for "not for me", or up to record a quick verdict on one you have already played. Each swipe is a small signal about your taste, and the picture sharpens fast.
After about ten swipes your recommendations start to fit, and they keep improving the more you go. Your swipes stay private: they feed what the site suggests next, and they do not post anywhere or add games to a public wishlist.
Match questions, answered
Do I need an account to start swiping?
No. You can swipe right away and your answers are saved in your browser. Create a free account afterward to keep your matches across devices and unlock recommendations.
What does swiping up do?
Up is for a game you have already played, so you can record a quick verdict instead of a maybe-someday preference.
Are my swipes public?
No. Swipes are private. They shape your recommendations and do not post to your profile or add games to a wishlist.
How many swipes until the recommendations get good?
Around ten gets it started, and it keeps sharpening the more you swipe.
How is this different from a star rating?
You are reacting to a cover in a second, not scoring a game out of five. Swiping is a fast way to teach the site your taste; verdicts then capture how games actually landed once you play them.