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Number one on our list: Super Mario World
The favorite games template that finds the covers for you. Pick 9 favorites, or up to 16, and download the grid.
Searches 60,000+ games and understands the way players talk: try botw, ff7, melee or even skyrm. Free, no sign-up.









Drag covers to reorder. In search, use ↑↓ and Enter.
Ranked by IGDB player ratings, weighted by how many people rated each game.









Fill your grid, then tap “Create your own ranklist”. Share the link: it goes live when a second person adds their picks, and every person after that makes it more reliable.
Stuck? Roll a random grid from a console’s best games, then swap out the ones that aren’t you.



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Picking favorites is harder than it sounds. Rules people use:
One game per series, so a franchise does not take half the grid. Would you replay it tomorrow? If not, it may be nostalgia rather than a favorite. Mix eras: one childhood game, one recent release. Keep one wildcard square for the game nobody expects.
Still torn? Add squares with the + button (up to 16), or start from a console below and swap out the ones that are not yours.
Type games the way you say them: acronyms (botw, rdr2, bg3), nicknames (melee, silksong, new vegas), numbers either way (ff7 = ffvii), remakes (re4 remake) and typos (skyrm) all find the right game.
Yes, this one: use the + button to go up to 16 favorites in a 4×4 layout.
Favorites are the games you love today. "Made me" or "shaped me" grids are about influence and can include games you would not replay now. Rename the grid to match the one you are making.
Yes. Every finished grid counts toward the live ranking of most picked games, and you can create your own ranklist to compare favorites with friends.
Your ranklist for “” starts with your picks. It goes live once one more person adds their own , and every person after that makes it more reliable. Share the link to grow it.