A bracket of your top 64 by hours. Both trailers play; pick the one you'd keep.
How it works
Most bracket makers start from a list someone else picked. This one starts from your real Steam hours, so every matchup is two games you sank time into, and the trailers remind you why.
Step 1
Paste your Steam profile
A profile URL, vanity name, or SteamID64. Game details must be public in your Steam privacy settings. No account needed.
Step 2
Pick a winner, match by match
Your most-played games are seeded by hours, 1 against 64. Both Steam trailers play, muted. Tap a side, press ← or →, or say "left" or "right".
Step 3
Save the whole bracket
One image of every game in the field, the winners' paths lit, and your champion in the middle.
FAQ
Paste your Steam profile URL, vanity name, or SteamID64 above and press Start the bracket. Your most-played games, each with at least an hour played, are seeded by playtime: the most-played game is the 1 seed and faces the 64th in round one.
The top 64 games you've played the most, as long as each has at least an hour. You can switch between 16, 32, 64, and 128 under the bracket. Never-launched games stay out: a bracket is for games you have feelings about.
Each matchup plays both games' Steam store trailers side by side, muted, starting partway in so you see gameplay instead of logos. A game without a trailer shows its store art instead.
Yes. Press Use voice and say "left" or "right" ("top" or "bottom" on a phone, where the matchup stacks), or "undo". If you change your mind in the same breath, the last side you say counts.
Top seeds get byes when fewer games qualify than the bracket size, so 40 played games make a 64-slot bracket with 24 byes. You need at least 4 games with an hour played.
Progress is saved in your browser for each Steam profile, so a reload or a later visit picks up at the same matchup. Nothing is stored on our servers.
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