Your ultimate top, one duel at a time.
2 games. 1 pick. Your gut decides.
You click on the one you prefer. Then on the next. Then on the next. Your top builds itself duel after duel. Eventually, seven criteria come to complicate things, and a second ranking appears, never in agreement with the first.
- Games in the catalog 9,235 Games in the catalog
- Criteria to unlock 7 Criteria to unlock
- Unlimited duels ∞ Unlimited duels
3 steps
How does it work?
Gather your games
Ten games minimum to start. The ones you actually played, not the ones you were told to love: the ones that left a mark. Zelda, Stardew, Hollow Knight, the small indie nobody's heard of. Your library, not a buyer's guide.
2 games, 1 pick
Which one do you prefer? End of question. No criterion, no grid, no excuse. Thirty seconds of doubt and you click. Sometimes your heart decides before your brain. That's exactly the point.
Your ranking takes shape
Every duel sharpens your top. The most relentless players unlock a second board: seven criteria, seven grids, seven angles of attack. Your gut top on one side, your analytical top on the other. Their disagreement becomes your player signature.
The 7 criteria
7 criteria to refine
The seven criteria that open advanced mode. Not checkboxes: questions that look at what you do, not what you think. The OST you'd add to Spotify. The game you launch for « five minutes » before looking up at three in the morning. What you'd bring to a desert island.
Desert Island
The game to take everywhere
Attachment
Attachment to the game and its world
Gameplay
Game mechanics
Art Direction
Visual aesthetics
Soundtrack
Music and sound design
Fun
Pure enjoyment
Rediscovery
Replayability
Desert Island
The game to take everywhere
Attachment
Attachment to the game and its world
Gameplay
Game mechanics
Art Direction
Visual aesthetics
Soundtrack
Music and sound design
Fun
Pure enjoyment
Rediscovery
Replayability
Desert Island
The game to take everywhere
Attachment
Attachment to the game and its world
Gameplay
Game mechanics
Art Direction
Visual aesthetics
Soundtrack
Music and sound design
Fun
Pure enjoyment
Rediscovery
Replayability
Desert Island
The game to take everywhere
Attachment
Attachment to the game and its world
Gameplay
Game mechanics
Art Direction
Visual aesthetics
Soundtrack
Music and sound design
Fun
Pure enjoyment
Rediscovery
Replayability
Desert Island
The game to take everywhere
Attachment
Attachment to the game and its world
Gameplay
Game mechanics
Art Direction
Visual aesthetics
Soundtrack
Music and sound design
Fun
Pure enjoyment
Rediscovery
Replayability
Desert Island
The game to take everywhere
Attachment
Attachment to the game and its world
Gameplay
Game mechanics
Art Direction
Visual aesthetics
Soundtrack
Music and sound design
Fun
Pure enjoyment
Rediscovery
Replayability
Desert Island
The game to take everywhere
Attachment
Attachment to the game and its world
Gameplay
Game mechanics
Art Direction
Visual aesthetics
Soundtrack
Music and sound design
Fun
Pure enjoyment
Rediscovery
Replayability
Desert Island
The game to take everywhere
Attachment
Attachment to the game and its world
Gameplay
Game mechanics
Art Direction
Visual aesthetics
Soundtrack
Music and sound design
Fun
Pure enjoyment
Rediscovery
Replayability
Two truths, one game
Two rankings. Two readings of the same game.
One ranking comes from the heart. Another comes from analysis. Both exist at once, for every player. When they diverge on a game, there's a real story: a favorite punching above its category, or a technical gem you never really adopted.
Preference Ranking
Simple mode, the gut
- 1The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
- 2The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
- 3A Plague Tale: Requiem
Criteria Ranking
Advanced mode, the analysis
- 1A Plague Tale: Requiem
- 2Red Dead Redemption 2
- 3Slayers Online
Loved without being technically perfect
Excellent on paper, less so in the heart
On every game page, both rankings sit side by side. Their gap isn't a bug. It's the story.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
How many duels for a reliable ranking?
What's the difference between the two modes?
Why no S/A/B tier list?
I've only played about ten games, does this work?
Which game really stuck with you?
The first duels take two minutes. The first real dilemma, much less. Your ranking, though, might just surprise you.
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