Find PC games your whole friend group already owns
Stop guessing in chat. PlayGrid compares linked Steam and Epic libraries so you shortlist titles everyone can actually launch - then schedule and play from one hub.
What does “shared games” mean on PC?
Shared games are titles that everyone in your friend group can launch right now - based on linked Steam and Epic libraries, not wishlists. PlayGrid shows that overlap before you pitch a game someone cannot join.
This is different from “games we like.” Ownership overlap is the practical filter for co-op and multiplayer night.
Why Steam and Epic split makes this hard
One friend buys on Steam, another on Epic. Store clients only show your shelf. Group chat guesses are wrong often enough to kill momentum.
PlayGrid syncs Steam and Epic into one hub per person, then compares friends so the group sees a shared list - not five separate screenshots.
How to find games you all own (five steps)
- Download PlayGrid for Windows (or try the browser demo with sample libraries).
- Link Steam and Epic and run library sync.
- Add friends by email inside PlayGrid.
- Open shared ownership for your group and shortlist titles everyone has.
- Schedule a session and launch from the same plan.
Who benefits most
Fixed squads, co-op duos, and weekly groups where “I thought you had it” is a recurring joke. Less useful if you only play free-to-play titles with no ownership gate.
FAQ
How do I see what games my friends and I both own on PC?
Does PlayGrid work if we use different stores?
Is this the same as Steam’s “friends who play” feature?
How do I get PlayGrid?
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Download for Windows
Run the installer on Windows 10+, or try the interactive demo in your browser first.