GameGrades
GameGrades

Your games. Your grades.
Your point of view.

Track your collection, rate gameplay, music, and story, and compare favorites with friends.

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Start with a single score. Add detail whenever you want.

01 The gradesA little more specific

A great soundtrack.
A frustrating boss.
Give each its due.

One overall grade for how much you enjoyed it. Three more for gameplay, music, and narrative, when you have more to say.

Overall
How it felt to play.
Gameplay
The feel of the controls. The next good idea.
Music
What you’re still humming afterwards.
Narrative
The story, and how it’s told.
Write your first review Try the review desk
Outer Wilds on the review desk, with four score rulers and fields for playtime and price paid
The review desk · Outer WildsYour hours and price paid belong here, too.
02 Between friendsTwo points of view

The best part is where
you disagree.

Put your grades next to a friend’s. Find the games you both loved, then get into the ones you disagree on.

Compare every category, explore your biggest splits, or send a taste-match link for a friend to try before joining.

Explore an example comparison
An example friend comparison: 20 shared games, eight rated higher by each person, four equal grades, and a 72 percent taste match
PixelTrail & LunaRidge · Example ratingsSame games. Plenty to talk about.
03 The gamesA place on your shelf

Halfway through.
Next in line.
Still on the shelf.

Keep track of what you’re playing, what you’ve finished, and what can wait. Your collection belongs together, across platforms.

Bring your library

Import from Steam with playtime included. Add games from other platforms, and keep your Steam hours in sync each night.

Browse an example library
A game collection displayed as cases, grouped into Playing and Completed shelves
Playing, finished, or saved for another day.
04 Your wordsThe grades, in your own words

Leave a few thoughts.
Or fill the page.

A headline, a passage worth pulling out, and space to explain your grades. Format it, protect the spoilers, and share it as its own article.

From the journalOuter Wilds“The best upgrade is understanding”
By PixelTrail
Read the example review
An Outer Wilds review with a custom headline, a highlighted passage, full prose, and a detailed grade panel
A sample review, set as an article you can share.
05 The favoritesPut your taste on record
For the soundtrack people

The music you keep
coming back to.

Your grades put your favorites in order: overall, gameplay, music, and narrative. Choose your Game of the Year, make a custom collection, or send someone your picks.

Explore the example lists
PixelTrail’s music list, led by Outer Wilds with a passage from the review, followed by Celeste and Hollow Knight
One music list. Ten very good reasons to listen.Ranked by your grades · Shared with a link
06 Good companyKeep up with your people
Friends’ reviews of Hollow Knight Silksong and Elden Ring, with their writing and separate category grades
New reviews from people you choose to follow.

You know their taste.
See what they
played next.

A friend finishes something. Someone you follow finds a new favorite. Their reviews and grades land in your feed, ready when you are.

Find your next game

Read their take, look at the grades, and keep something for your own list.

Look through the example feed
07 Your turnGameGrades

Played something good?
Give it a grade.

Start with the last game you played.
Add the rest whenever you like.

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