ANIMAL WELL
A pixel labyrinth hiding secrets beneath its secrets.
It's like Goodreads, but for video games
People have wanted a Goodreads for video games for years — one place to log what you've played, rank it honestly, and find your next favorite. That's exactly what Game Over is: log games by swiping, rank them on an S/A/B/C/F tier board, and get recommendations based purely on your taste — no ads, no algorithm chasing outrage.
Open Game Over — it's free →1
Swipe to log
Swipe through games to mark what you've beaten, didn't finish, or still want to play — across every console, all the way back to retro.
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Rank on a tier board
Drag your games onto an S/A/B/C/F board, pick a color palette, and share a watermarked image of your shelf.
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Get recommendations
Game Over learns your taste from what you log and rank, then suggests what to play next — niche picks weighted over generic ones.
Balatro
Poker meets deck-builder meets total loss of free time.
Unicorn Overlord
Gorgeous tactical RPG about reclaiming a stolen kingdom.
Baldur's Gate 3
D&D brought to life with absurd freedom and consequence.
Cassette Beasts
Monster-collecting where you fuse creatures recorded on tape.
COCOON
Worlds within orbs within worlds. Wordless puzzle brilliance.
Frequently asked
How is it like Goodreads?
Same idea, for games: a personal shelf of everything you've played, your own rankings, and recommendations — but instead of star ratings you rank games on a visual tier board.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free and in your browser. Accounts are optional and only used to sync your data across devices — never for advertising.
Can I share my shelf?
Yes — export your tier list as a watermarked image and post it anywhere.
Start your shelf in seconds
Swipe to log, rank on a tier board, and get recommendations tuned to your taste — free, no signup.
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