everything needmoar.games actually does
We rank Steam games by what players actually love: no star ratings, no manual lists, no ad networks. Here is every single thing the site does, top to bottom, and what it costs you (nothing).
>> the ranking loop one duel at a time, no scores to invent
ELDEN RING✓
Terraria✓
Portal 2✓your library, imported automatically
Sign in with Steam and every game you own shows up on its own. No typing titles, no CSV, no "add game" button. Hidden playtime and family-shared libraries are handled too.
rank by duelling, not by scoring
Two games from your own library, one click. You never have to decide whether something is a 7 or an 8. A few dozen duels are enough to order your whole shelf.
duel modes for every mood
Shrug when two games are genuinely tied, keep a champion on the field, pin a specific game from its page, or let the arena sweep the titles nobody has duelled yet.
Outer Wildsbeats 99%
Disco Elysiumbeats 96%
DELTARUNEbeats 93%
Tower of Fantasybeats 3%your loved, your hated, your full list
The short version, your top and your bottom games, or the whole ranklist, every title you own in order, on the same colour scale the community boards use.
hide the ones you're sick of
Every library has games you never want asked about again. Send one out of your arena for a day, a week or for good. Your existing votes on it stand, it just stops coming back.
see what a session actually changed
Each vote reports where the two games landed, and the run keeps a tally: how much of your library moved, what got its first spot, and how far you drifted from the crowd. Receipts for the work, plus achievements as you go.
>> your taste profile what falls out of a hundred duels
a profile you choose to share
Private by default. Flip one switch and you get a page that tells your taste as a story (your podium, your hottest takes, the tags you love and shun, your top ten) to send to friends. Flip it back whenever you like.
your taste, wrapped: cards made to post
Give 90% of your played games a spot and we write up what your ranking says about you: a name for your taste, what you love, what you bounce off, in your voice, on eight square cards you save as PNGs. Your podium, your hot takes and your tags ride along, numbers straight from your duels.
taste breakdown by tag & year
Which tags you reliably love, which ones you keep voting down, and the release years that treat you best, computed from your duels, not from a survey you filled in. The full cut adds decade, playtime and every take you hold against the crowd.
where your taste is controversial
The games where you and everyone else flatly disagree: your beloved flops and the darlings you can't stand. Ammunition for arguments.
28 taste twins · 91% match
what your taste twins love
We find the players whose duels look like yours, automatically, no following anyone, and show you the games they rank highest that you don't own yet.
let an ai read your taste
We build a prompt out of your rankings (top games, bottom games, tag profile), ready to paste into whatever chatbot you like. Ask it to explain you to yourself, or to pick your next game. Nothing is sent anywhere by us: you copy it, you decide.
plug the data into your ai
There's an MCP server (and an llms.txt) anyone can connect to Claude or any other MCP client, so you can just ask questions against the live ranking data instead of clicking through pages.
>> on every game page all 40,204 of them, and counting
your score, or our estimate
Open any game and see where it sits in your library next to where it sits in everyone's. Haven't ranked it, or don't own it? You get a prediction of how much you'd like it.
the whole distribution, not one number
A game with a solid 84% and a game everybody either adores or despises look nothing alike. The histogram shows which one you're looking at.
who loved it, who hated it
Not just how many, but which kind of player. A game adored by exactly the people who share your taste is a very different recommendation from one adored in general.
similar games, from your own shelf
Matched on tags and on what your taste twins rank next to it. Usually the thing you already bought in a sale three years ago and never installed.
every steam game has a page
No dead ends. Paste any Steam app id and the game gets indexed for everyone within seconds: obscure demos, delisted oddities and twelve-year-old shovelware included. The catalogue also crawls Steam's new and popular lists on its own, around the clock.
>> explore without signing in mainstream schmainstream
community leaderboards
Most loved, most hated, most controversial and most duelled: the four boards where everyone's collective taste ends up, plus new additions and most-played. No account needed to read them.
compare any two games
Pick two titles and see which one people who played both actually preferred, settled by duels, not by review-score arithmetic. Curated grudge matches are on the homepage.
best & worst by genre, tag or year
Slice the whole catalogue however you like: the most loved roguelikes, the most hated 2019 releases, the hall of shame for any tag on Steam.
power search: stack the conditions
When you want a kind of game rather than a name: pile up tags, exclusions and release years, then flip the whole result between most loved, most hated and most controversial. Sign in and it also filters to games you have played and sorts by what your taste neighbours think.
collections: writing with live data
Curated lists and articles with the actual ranking data embedded in them: score bars, head-to-head cards and you-versus-the-crowd comparisons that update as people keep duelling.
>> free, private, transparent the boring part that matters
nothing follows you around
No cross-domain trackers, no US ad tech, no third-party cookies, which is also why you never get a consent banner. Public pages don't even set a cookie. Hosting is entirely inside the EU.
steam login, nothing else
There is no sign-up form, because there is no account to create: Steam OpenID is the only identity layer, and we never learn your email. Your profile is private by default, and you can wipe the whole thing whenever you're done.
every feature on this page, for everyone
free, and honest about the money
No ad networks, but not pretending there's no business either: fans and devs can boost a game into the King of the Hill spots, tips are welcome, and shop links carry a partner tag. All optional, none of it locks a feature away.
the whole site's numbers, in public
How many people play, how many duels they fight, which genres the crowd leans toward, plus a full monetization report: every euro earned against every euro of hosting, tooling and tax. Even the visitor analytics dashboard is public, and every change ever shipped is written down in the changelog. Yes, the site currently loses money.
>> for devs & journalists the data behind a single game
want the raw numbers for your game?
Hit us up on Discord and we'll put together a detailed, fully anonymous voting breakdown for any specific game: how it performs head-to-head, which titles it beats and loses to, and how its score spreads across the players who ranked it. Free, no strings.
so, what do you need moar of?
Sign in, let your library import itself, start duelling. Everything on this page unlocks as you go. There's nothing to buy and nothing to configure.
>> in one paragraph for the skimmers
needmoar.games ranks Steam games by what players actually love, not by review scores. You sign in with Steam, your library imports itself, and the site pits your own games against each other in quick head-to-head duels. Out of those duels come your personal ranking, your taste profile, and the community boards for the most loved, most hated and most controversial games on Steam.
Every game page shows where a title sits in your library and in everyone else's, how its scores are distributed, who loves it, who hates it, and which games you already own are close to it. When you're after a kind of game rather than a name, the power search stacks tags, exclusions and release years over the ranked catalogue and reorders it by love, hate, controversy or your own taste neighbours. It's free, there is no ad network, and the site's own money is published publicly.