Rank your games

Rank your games

by Andres Velasco Collado

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  • Released
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  • March 10, 2026
  • August 18, 2026

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Stop rating games with stars. Start ranking them the right way. Rank Your Games uses head-to-head matchups to build your personal game ranking — two games face off, you pick a winner, and your list evolves automatically. No arbitrary scores. Just your instinct, one battle at a time. HOW IT WORKS It starts by asking which games you have played, from a grid of ones you are likely to recognise — those become your first ranking, about a minute in. After that, every matchup puts two games head-to-head. Pick your favorite. The winner climbs your rankings, the loser drops — powered by the same Elo rating system used in chess and competitive sports. After enough battles, your true ranking emerges. Once you've ranked ten, Discover starts reading that ranking to suggest what to play next. FEATURES • A first run that starts with games you know, not two you've never heard of • Covers shown whole — nothing cropped, nothing printed over the artwork • Your ranking marks what climbed and what slipped since you last looked • Discover — recommendations drawn from your own ranking, each with a line explaining why it picked that game for you • 200,000+ games via IGDB, the world's largest game database • Re-rank any game with a quick 5-match series • A waiting list to save games you want to play later • Platform filtering to focus on systems you own • Top 100 rankings view • Five accent colours, or one that follows whatever is No. 1 in your ranking • English and Spanish, switchable inside the app • Sign in with GitHub, Google, Apple or play anonymously PERFECT FOR - Gamers who want to finally settle their "best games ever" debate - Anyone with a backlog who needs help deciding what to play next - Collectors who want to organize their library beyond star ratings Your rankings are yours. Build them one battle at a time.
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What's New in Rank your games

2.0.4

August 18, 2026

A NEW WAY TO LOOK AT YOUR GAMES The app has been rebuilt. It is dark throughout, every screen is new, and choosing between two games is a screen again rather than two cards on a list. CHOOSING IS A SCREEN AGAIN Each game's cover is shown whole, at its own proportions, with the words beside it instead of printed across the art. Nothing is cropped and nothing is written over a poster, so what you are choosing between is the artwork as it was made. The whole card picks — the name works, not just the cover — and it answers your finger the moment you touch it. When a pick moves a game up your list, a band across the screen says where it landed. YOU START WITH YOUR OWN GAMES The first thing the app does now is ask which games you have played, from a grid of ones you are likely to recognise. Then it puts those against each other. Before, your first comparison was between two games you might never have heard of. If nothing in the grid is yours, search for anything and add it from there. YOUR RANKING TELLS YOU WHAT MOVED The list marks what has climbed or slipped since you last looked. Every game's line reads "Your No. 7", so a position always comes with the work behind it. A game's page now shows where it stands, what it runs on and what the world scored it, beside the cover instead of in a block underneath. AND YOU CHOOSE THE COLOUR Under You, in Language and colour, there are five accents — or a rule that takes the colour of whatever is at the top of your ranking, and changes when that does. The accent only ever marks what you measured yourself: your position, your pick, the tab you are on. There is also a switch for the rating behind each position. It is off by default, and it is there for when the order looks wrong and you want to see why.

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