How it works

We’ll help you pick what to play · 593 games in the catalog

How matching works

Each game gets points for matching your answers — mood, genres, features, play mode — plus rating, a suitable length, price and difficulty. Liked and disliked marks add or remove points for similar games. The main reasons are shown on each game card.

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About ads

Ads keep the site free. Ad blocks are labelled “Ad”, kept apart from the game list and have no effect on matching: a place in the results can’t be bought.

Where game data comes from

We tag genres, features, modes, difficulty and pace ourselves. Completion times are based on HowLongToBeat; prices and PC requirements come from Steam and official stores. The rating is our own score — or, where a source is shown on hover, the share of positive Steam player reviews. Covers are official game art owned by their respective rights holders.

FAQ

Why are these games recommended?

Each game gets points for matching your answers — mood, genres, features and play mode — plus rating, length and price. Your liked and disliked marks count too. The main reasons are listed on each game card under “Why it fits”.

How do marks work?

Liked strengthens that game’s tags, genres and moods; disliked weakens them. Played hides a game, wishlist pushes it up. Recalculation is instant and reversible.

Do I need an account?

No. Your taste profile lives in browser localStorage and can be exported as JSON to move to another device.

How is the catalog updated?

We add games in batches and check the data against Steam, official sites and HowLongToBeat. Missing a game? Tell us and we’ll consider it for the next update.

Do you get paid for recommendations?

No. Recommendations are algorithmic, ad blocks are labelled and do not affect results. The buy block shows direct links only: the game’s page in Steam or the publisher’s official store — no resellers, no paid placement.

Missing a game?

Tell us which game is missing — we’ll consider it for the next catalog update. Found a bug, something is broken, or a game is missing from the catalog? Contact us through the support form.

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Proven games to start with

A Hat in Time 98
1–2

A Hat in Time

2017•Gears for Breakfast
PlatformerCuteColorful

A girl with magic hats collects Time Pieces: a love letter to 3D platformers.

~2500 ₽ 9–19 h
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BattleBlock Theater 97
1–4

BattleBlock Theater

2014•The Behemoth
PlatformerCo-op focusedPvP focused

A theatre, a prison and cat wardens: a platformer where your friend builds your worst level.

~1300 ₽ 10–46 h
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Wobbly Life 97
1–4

Wobbly Life

2025•RubberBandGames
SandboxCo-op focusedPhysics sandbox

A physics sandbox with jelly people: work jobs, buy homes and fall down the stairs.

~2100 ₽ 14–25 h
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Boomerang Fu 97
1–6

Boomerang Fu

2020•Cranky Watermelon
PartyPvP focusedSplit-screen

Food with boomerangs: slice your friends and stack absurd power-ups.

~1300 ₽ 1–3 h
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