The Recommendations page is a personalized feed of games you don't already own, ranked by how likely you are to enjoy them: based on what you've already rated highly.
In this article: How it decides what to show you · What's on the page · Fine-tuning your recommendations
How it decides what to show you
Tabletop Match looks at everything you've rated 8 or higher, and compares every other game's mechanics, categories, and complexity against your closest match among those. The more similar a game is to something you already love, the higher it ranks here, shown with a match score and a few short "reason chips" (shared mechanics, similar complexity, that kind of thing). Haven't rated anything 8+ yet? You'll still see a general baseline set of recommendations.
What's on the page
Top pick for you: one hero card for your single best match, with its score, its reasons, and a link to the game.
Trending with other players: based on what's popular across the whole community right now, independent of your own taste.
Genre-grouped results further down, each with its own reason chips.
The same search and filter tools as the rest of the catalog, plus sorting by best match, highest rated, or shortest playtime.
Fine-tuning your recommendations
If a suggestion clearly isn't for you, click "Not interested" on its card. That's permanent: it won't be suggested to you again.
The more you rate, especially the games you actually love, the sharper this page gets, since it's built entirely from your own ratings.
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