Make and share a game list
Last reviewed 3 September 2026
A list is any set of games you want to put together — a top ten, everything you finished this year, the best games nobody played. Make one from Lists.
Yours to arrange
Add games, drag them into the order you want, and write a line about each one. The order is the argument; a list nobody ordered is a search result.
Draft, then public
A list starts as a draft that only you can see. Publishing it puts it on your profile and on the public lists page. You can unpublish it again at any time, and going back to draft takes it out of public view immediately.
Cover image
Upload one. It is what the list looks like everywhere it appears, and a list without one is a list people scroll past.
Likes and comments
Anybody can like a published list. Comments are per-list — you decide whether yours takes them, and you can delete a comment on your own list.
Making a private list public later
Fine, and common. Nothing is announced when you publish, so a list you have been building for a month does not arrive as a month of notifications.
Tags
Lists can be browsed by tag, which is how somebody finds yours without knowing you exist. It is the difference between a list on your profile and a list in the site.
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