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What Should I Play Now?

Play with friends · 2 to 8 players

What can we all play?

Enter your group's Steam profiles and find out which games you have in common.

Free · no sign-up

How many of you are playing?

Connect your Steam account (top right) to choose them from your friends list.

Steam only lets us see the games of profiles with ‘game details’ set to public. We don't store anything. The results link contains the participants' Steam IDs. Privacy

How it works

  1. 01

    Choose how many of you there are

    From 2 to 8 players.

  2. 02

    Enter their Steam profiles

    The profile address, the URL name or the friend code. Or your own profile with one click.

  3. 03

    We cross-check the libraries

    The games you all own, whether they're multiplayer and for how many.

  4. 04

    Decide what to play

    We suggest one based on your time and mood, and you share it with a link.

Frequently asked questions

Do we all have to sign in?
No. One person enters everyone's Steam profiles. Each profile just needs "game details" set to public.
Do you store our libraries?
No. We fetch the games from Steam at that moment, cross-check them and discard them. There are no groups or accounts: the share link only contains public Steam IDs and is recalculated every time it's opened.
Why doesn't a friend's library show up?
Steam only shows a profile's games if both the profile and "game details" are public. If it's private, we tell you and leave it out of the cross-check: we never present incomplete results as if they were complete.
How do you know if a game supports that many players?
We use what each game states on Steam (multiplayer, co-op, online, split screen) and our classification. If we don't know the maximum number of players, we say so instead of guessing.
I don't want my profile to appear here. What can I do?
Go to ‘Exclude my profile’ (also linked in the site footer) and sign in with Steam to prove it's yours. From then on nobody will be able to use it on this site, not even in links already shared. You can also set your "game details" to private on Steam.