Set your mood, swipe the deck, get matched with the one game you'll actually boot up tonight.
Release date: yet to be announced
You and tonight's mood both picked Hades.
No infinite feed. No fifty open tabs of reviews. Just a deck built around what you're in the mood for right now.
Pick genre, platform, and vibe before you start — Gamedeck builds the deck around tonight, not your entire library history.
Right to like, left to pass. Every card is a real game with real tags — no scrolling past the same ten titles twice.
When a like lines up with your mood, it's a match — one clear pick, ready to launch, instead of another maybe-later.
Pick at least 3 to see how the deck reacts.
"67% fit" sounds exact and means nothing. Gamedeck says it in plain language instead.
Start a party, drop games in the shared pool, and let the feed do the arguing — someone's still going to nominate Stardew Valley for the eleventh time.
Voice chat's up. Loading Hollow Knight in 10.
Pinned: we're doing co-op Fridays from now on 📌
+1 for Stardew again, I'm not sorry
Pulled from IGDB — genuine platforms, genres, and release data behind every card, not placeholder tags.
Requests, invites, likes, and comments push in real time — no pull-to-refresh, no stale badge counts.
One considered dark palette instead of a light mode nobody asked for — built for late-session deck-swiping.
Wishlist → Saved → Playing → Finished — a real library of your backlog, not just a history of swipes.
Follow people, see what they're into, and drop matches straight into a party feed — built to be shown off, not kept to yourself.
No — Deck is playable the moment you sign up, at "0 criteria." Setting your mood is what turns plain browsing into an actual match, but it's never a gate.
Every card is pulled live from IGDB — real covers, ratings, platforms, and tags. Nothing is a hand-picked or stale list.
iOS and Android, built with the same codebase from day one — the audience skews Android-heavy, so a single cross-platform app was the only real option.
No. Deck, Matches, and your library all work solo. Social and Party Up are both opt-in layers on top, off by default until you turn them on.
Bug reports, feature ideas, or just saying hi — this goes straight to the people building Gamedeck.