Why this exists

Built to end the “what are we playing?” loop.

Let's Play Games is a small, independent tool for the bit before game night: finding a time, working out what everyone owns, and making a decision before somebody gives up and launches their usual game.

Find the overlap

Send one link. Friends mark when they can make it without creating an account.

Compare the pile

Bring Steam and manually-added libraries together, with console platforms and cross-play taken into account.

Make a useful suggestion

Spot the game five people already own, the cheap missing copy, or something the group has not worn out yet.

Accounts are optional until they help

Nobody needs an account to answer an availability poll. An account becomes useful when you want to keep a library, save friends and groups, or come back to past game nights.

Steam can provide owned games and playtime when your profile allows it. Xbox and PlayStation identities can be saved, but those platforms do not offer the same open library access, so console games can also be added by hand. We would rather show an honest unknown than invent a confident match.