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15 questions · 3 recommendations · 0 bad buys

What should I play tonight?

You know the feeling: 300 games in your library, you want to play, and you spend twenty minutes scrolling instead of deciding. Answer a few honest questions about your mood, time and taste, and you get a recommendation from 1276 games, including the reasons why it fits right now.

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Three minutes from here to a game that fits you tonight.

  1. 01

    Answer fifteen questions

    About your mood, your time, your platform and what you cannot stand. Takes about three minutes and every answer is optional.

  2. 02

    I match against the database

    Your answers are compared with 1276 games across roughly twenty attributes each. Hard filters remove what does not fit, everything else is scored.

  3. 03

    You get three picks with reasons

    The closest match, a safe well-known choice and a hidden gem. Each one comes with the reasons it fits, not just a title.

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Every title has a page of its own: playtime, difficulty, what speaks for it and what against, and what it compares to. Click a game or browse them all.

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No publisher can buy their way in here.

The affiliate links have no effect on any ranking, and there are no paid entries. How the database is built, where the ratings come from and which parts are my own judgement is all written down.

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Fifteen questions, three minutes, three suggestions with reasons.

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