PlayGrid

What games can we play together on PC tonight?

Start from what everyone actually owns on Steam and Epic - not a vague poll in chat. PlayGrid narrows the list, pins a session, and keeps launch next to the plan.

The real question behind “what should we play?”

Groups rarely lack ideas - they lack a shared truth about what is installed and owned tonight. PlayGrid answers the logistics question first: what can we all launch from Steam or Epic right now?

After overlap is clear, picking a favorite from a short list is fast. Without overlap, every suggestion is a coin flip.

A simple decision loop for friend groups

  • Refresh libraries so ownership is current.
  • Filter to games the whole group owns (or the active subgroup).
  • Narrow to 2-5 candidates - avoid voting across the entire backlog.
  • Pin one title and time in a session invite.
  • Launch from PlayGrid when the slot starts.

PlayGrid vs guessing in chat

Chat is for hype; it is not a database of everyone’s stores. PlayGrid keeps the candidate list honest and next to session planning.

Download the Windows installer at playgrids.app/download. OAuth sync for GOG, Xbox, EA, and Ubisoft is on the roadmap.

FAQ

What games can we play together if we use Steam and Epic?
The intersection of linked libraries in PlayGrid - titles each person owns on Steam or Epic. That filtered list is what you should vote on, not your entire backlog.
How many games should we shortlist?
Two to five is enough for most groups. Smaller lists finish faster and reduce decision fatigue on weeknights.
Can PlayGrid pick a game for us?
PlayGrid helps you see honest overlap and schedule the result. Random picks without an ownership check often fail - overlap first, then choose.
Is the Windows app available now?
Download the Windows app at playgrids.app/download, or use the interactive demo with sample data.

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Download for Windows

Run the installer on Windows 10+, or try the interactive demo in your browser first.

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