Game discovery for PC and Steam
Your next favorite game is probably buried somewhere.
There are far more games than anyone can sort through, and stores mostly show you what is already popular. Playmatch starts from games you have enjoyed and finds ones that feel right for the same reasons, including overlooked ones a bestseller list never shows.
- No account needed to look around
- Every pick shows its fit and its downside
- Steam sign-in never posts anything
Finding a game shouldn't feel like work
Players describe the same problems again and again. Here is each one, and what Playmatch does about it.
There are far too many games to browse.
Start from games you already like, not a wall of tiles. Browse the public feed by genre and mood, or look up a game and find others that feel like it.
“More like this” just shows what’s already popular.
A tag is shared by thousands of games, so tag lists drift to the biggest names. Playmatch compares experience traits instead, like deep progression or low-pressure exploration, so overlooked games can sit beside famous ones.
Your library is full, and choosing is tiring.
Connect Steam and Playmatch starts from games you have played, then asks what you actually enjoyed. You get picks with a reason, not another list to sort.
Is it good, or just loud?
Every recommendation shows why it fits you and what might put you off, with reception stated plainly. Sponsored placement is never presented as a match.
There's more to a game than its genre.
Two games can share a tag and feel nothing alike. One is slow and deep, the other is fast and frantic, and the tag will not tell you which. Playmatch looks at how a game plays, so what you find fits how you like to play.
How it works
1Tell it what you enjoyed
Connect Steam, then pick the experiences you come back for. Owning a game is never treated as liking it.
2Matched by experience, not tag
Games are compared by how they play, so picks feel right for the same reasons you loved your favourites.
3See the fit and the friction
Open a game to see why it was picked and what might put you off. Then decide.
Drawn examples to show the idea, not real games or real scores.
Ways in
What signing in changes
Without an account you get the public Discover feed. It is useful, and it is the same for everybody; nothing personal runs behind it.
Signed in, Playmatch can start from the games you own and why you enjoyed them. Steam sign-in never posts anything to your account.