Video game list & tier list maker

Your games.
Your story, shared.

The games that shaped you. The ones you can’t stop recommending. Put them in a cover grid or rank them in a tier list, then share what makes them yours.

Make a game list Make a tier list

Start without an account. Sign in when you’re ready to save.

Example collection

Games that shaped me

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater — The one that started it

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves — One more adventure

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice — Worth every retry

Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood — Back to a favorite

Your next favorite

There’s always another

Made with GameTier5 games · 6 places

Create your own game list

Export as PNG
Share a public link
Make reusable templates

Two ways to make it yours

A little nostalgia.
A few strong opinions.

Your first favorite. Your next obsession.

Cover grids

A game list with room for a story

Build a visual collection of 1 to 60 places. Search for a game to add its cover, give each place a caption, and arrange the games in your own order. Leave a few places empty for future discoveries, or make a small list of the games you would recommend first.

A cover grid works for childhood favorites, a year in games, or a collection built around a mood. You choose what belongs together; the list doesn’t need to match what you own or what you’ve finished.

Start a cover grid

Go on. Put your favorites in S tier.

Tier lists

A video game tier list maker

Prefer a ranking? Add games to a candidate pool and place their covers in tier rows. Use familiar S-to-F ranks, or rename the rows and choose colors that fit your ranking. Move games between tiers as your opinion changes.

GameTier supports up to 60 candidate games and 1 to 10 tier rows. Drag covers on desktop, or select a game and tap its destination on mobile. Make an all-time ranking, compare games in a series, or sort this year’s playthroughs.

Start a tier list

From a few favorites to a shareable list.

Pick your format
Open the editor and choose a cover grid or a tier list. Give your collection a title that says what connects the games: a personal top ten, comfort games, or the best adventures you’ve played.
Find your games
Use the built-in game search to find covers. Arrange the grid and add captions, or build a candidate pool and rank the games in tiers. You can start with a handful and expand later.
Share it your way
Export the result as a PNG for a post or chat. Sign in to save a private draft, publish a collection with its own link, or share an empty template for friends to fill in.

Start with games that mean something.

You don’t need a definitive ranking to make a collection. A few games and a personal connection are enough. Use a starting title below, then decide which covers and captions tell your story.

Games that shaped meYour first obsession, a childhood favorite, a game that changed your taste.Make it yours

My all-time favoritesThe games you keep coming back to, together in one cover grid.Make it yours

My personal game rankingYour own tiers, your own criteria, and plenty of room for debate.Make it yours

Better with friends

A public collection link shows your filled grid or ranking. A template link gives someone else the same starting structure with your answers cleared. Captions, tier names and an optional game pool carry over, so friends can answer the same prompt with their own choices.

Using a template creates a separate private draft. A friend’s edits won’t change your collection, and sharing a template is a separate action from publishing your answers. You can also download a filled PNG or an empty image template.

Keep the story going on GameTier.

Collections live alongside your game library, with their own visibility. A themed list doesn’t change your library statuses or ratings. When you want to keep track of what you play next, GameTier also lets you track a backlog, rate games and share your gaming profile.

Explore GameTier’s game library

Before you make your first list.

Do I need an account to make a game list?

You can open the editor, search for games, arrange covers and export an image before signing in. An account is required to save your collection, publish a public link or create a reusable template link. Start with the list and sign in when you’re ready to keep it.

What’s the difference between a game list and a tier list?

A cover grid gives each game a place and an optional caption. A tier list groups games into ranked rows. Pick a grid when the story or presentation matters most, and a tier list when you want to compare games. A saved collection keeps the format you chose at the start.

Can I keep a collection private?

Yes. Saved drafts are private until you publish them. Collection visibility is separate from your library visibility. Publishing lets anyone with the public link open the collection; unpublishing removes live access. Images already downloaded by someone else can still be shared.

Can I share my list as an image?

Yes. Both grids and tier lists can be exported as PNG images. Use the filled version to show your picks, or an empty version as a prompt for friends. Public collection links are another option when you want people to open the list on GameTier.

Can my friends use the same game list template?

Yes. Share a template link so each person can make their own version. The template preserves the structure and any candidate games but clears placed games and tier rankings. Each person gets an independent private draft and signs in to save it.

Every player has a story.
What’s yours?

Start with one favorite. Make the rest yours.

Make a game list Make a tier list

From a few favorites to a shareable list.

Pick your format

Open the editor and choose a cover grid or a tier list. Give your collection a title that says what connects the games: a personal top ten, comfort games, or the best adventures you’ve played.

Find your games

Use the built-in game search to find covers. Arrange the grid and add captions, or build a candidate pool and rank the games in tiers. You can start with a handful and expand later.

Share it your way

Export the result as a PNG for a post or chat. Sign in to save a private draft, publish a collection with its own link, or share an empty template for friends to fill in.

Same prompt.
A different story.