Find shared Steam and Epic games in Discord Activity
Ask “what can we play?” for the people in voice - with ownership across stores, not a Steam-only slash command.
Shared games for the people in voice
A Discord server roster is not tonight's lobby. Overlap should match who is in the voice channel now.
PlayGrid Activity builds that list after each person links stores. Same idea as shared games with friends on Windows - without installing first.
Why Steam-only Discord bots miss Epic copies
Many Discord bots compare Steam libraries only. If one friend bought on Epic, that title never shows as shared - even when everyone can launch it.
PlayGrid syncs Steam, Epic, and EA. Matching titles group into one row so cross-store co-op is visible in the Activity lobby.
How Activity builds the overlap list
- Open PlayGrid from the Activity shelf while in voice. Start at Discord setup guide if you still need to sign in.
- Each person links Steam + Epic + EA via Connect stores in the browser.
- Activity shows titles owned by the people in that lobby.
- Sanity-check player limits before you lock the pick.
From overlap to a session card
Shortlist two to five titles, then create a session in Activity with a time and roster. RSVPs stick to that card instead of a decaying chat message.
Still deciding on Windows later? Use what games can we play together on PC for the desktop shortlist flow.
When the list looks empty
- Someone skipped store link or sync after a new purchase.
- Steam profile privacy blocks library read until they open it for the link flow.
- Tonight's subgroup is smaller than the usual squad - refresh for who is actually in voice.
- Wishlist titles do not count. Only owned games after sync. See wishlists vs owned.
FAQ
Do I need Windows to see shared games in Discord?
Does PlayGrid support Epic as well as Steam?
What if a friend only owns games on one store?
How is this different from a Discord poll?
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Download for Windows
Run the installer on Windows 10+, or try the interactive demo in your browser first.