About My9Games
My9Games is a free tool for the “my 9 games” trend: pick the games that made you, put their covers in a grid and share it.
It started with a simple frustration: most grid makers could not find the game you meant. Type “ff7” or “botw” and you got nothing, or the wrong edition. So the search came first, then everything a grid is for: comparing, arguing and finding out what other people picked.
What you can do here that you can’t elsewhere
- Ranklists: rank games togetherTurn your grid into a shared ranklist. Friends open the link and add their own picks; the list ranks what everyone chose and grows more reliable with every person who joins. No accounts, no names.
- 9 templates with promptsGames that made me, shaped me, childhood, all-time favorites, one console, games that beat me and more. Each fills the title and puts a prompt in every empty square; 🎲 switches to another one.
- 9 to 16 gamesStart with nine, then add up to sixteen for the “now do 10–16” follow-up. The grid rearranges itself and the image export matches.
- Search the way gamers talkAcronyms, nicknames and typos work: botw, ff7, melee, gta sa, skyrm. Over 60,000 games with covers.
- Real rankingsA live “most picked” ranking from finished grids, plus 33 best-games lists by console and decade built from IGDB player ratings.
- Short links with preview cardsCopy a short link and your grid shows up as its own image when you post it on X, Discord or iMessage.
How it stays free
There are no accounts and no sign-up. Grids are stored only when you share or download them, and finished grids count toward the public ranking. We do not sell data or use tracking cookies. See the privacy page.
Where the game data comes from
Game names, release years, ratings and cover art come from IGDB.com. Search aliases also draw on Wikidata and Wikipedia redirects. Covers belong to their publishers.
Who runs it
my9games is an independent project. It is not affiliated with my9games.com, my9games.net, my9games.top, IGDB, or any console maker or publisher.
Questions, a wrong cover, or a ranklist that should come down? Get in touch.