A different way
to pick your nine.
Sometimes the hardest part is choosing. Start with a question that means something to you.
The games that made me
Nine chapters of your gaming story. Think about turning points: the game that got you started, the world that changed your taste, and the one you still want your friends to play.
- My first adventure
- A world I got lost in
- The story that stayed
- One more try
- Better with friends
- My comfort game
- An unexpected favorite
- A defining challenge
- Forever in my heart
My all-time favorites
The nine games you always come back to. You can rank them from first to ninth, arrange them by release era, or put your most-loved cover in the center. There is no required order.
Use this template ↗My childhood in games
After school. Summer holidays. One more level. Think back to the games you played after school, borrowed from a friend, or kept returning to during the holidays. A simple game with a great memory belongs here just as much as a famous classic.
- My very first game
- After-school favorite
- Couch multiplayer
- A summer obsession
- The game I borrowed
- A world of wonder
- The unbeatable boss
- A hidden gem
- Still feels like home
Make the prompt your own
The prompts are suggestions, not restrictions. You can place any game in any slot, edit the title, change the color theme, and switch between square and portrait exports. Switching templates keeps your game choices.
Want a genre-specific collection? Change the title to “My nine favorite RPGs,” “Nine cozy worlds,” or “The games we played together.” The same editor works for every kind of gaming story.