Welcome to TabletopRecommender.app
Enter your boardgamegeek.com or rpggeek.com username above to get personalized game recommendations based on your ratings.
Your recommendations will be formatted like this sample list of popular games from the last year:
| 1 | 9.7 | Moria: Through the Doors of Durin(2024) The One Ring (2nd Edition) Campaign Setting (game world) Scenario / Adventure / Module |
| 2 | 9.5 | The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth(2024) 2 players |
| 3 | 9.4 | Forest Shuffle: Alpine(2024) Forest Shuffle 2-4 players Expansion for Base-game |
- Blue entries are role playing games.
- Gold entries are board games.
- Click or tap the thumbnail image to see the full size cover.
- The decimal number is the recommender's best guess at what you would rate the game.
- Use the Filters # menu on your recommendations page to customize the recommendations list.
A lot of thought and care has gone into the accuracy, usability, and aesthetics of TabletopRecommender. Thank you to the rpggeek regulars for your invaluable suggestions and feedback.
Have fun!
FAQ:
How long will it take to get my recommendations?
The first time your recommendations are generated, it could take up to 24 hours--or even longer for a very large collection. On the other hand, updating your recommendations may take anywhere from 10 seconds to several hours depending on the size of your collection. Feel free to contact me if you have trouble getting your recommendations.
Why am I seeing games that I own or have rated in my recommendations?
Use the Filters # menu on your recommendations page to filter out games that you own, that you've rated, and to access other filtering options.
How does it work?
The recommender gathers your 'board game' ratings and 'RPG item' ratings, via the BoardGameGeek API. Your likes and dislikes are then elaborately compared with those of other users who have rated the same games--arriving at an estimate of what games you would like the most. Note that if you have only rated RPG systems on RPGGeek you will not receive any recommendations--the recommender uses 'RPG Item' ratings.
What does the number next to each recommendation mean?
The decimal number represents the recommender's best guess at what you (or the user whose recommendations you're viewing) would rate the game in question.
How do board game player counts work?
The player counts for board game entries are derived from boardgamegeek's community recommended player count polls. If there aren't enough votes (at least one for each player number), the game's "box" player count is used instead. The recommender counts a player number as valid if the combined boardgamegeek "best" and "recommended" votes are greater than the "not recommended" votes.
Contact:
Do you have a bug report, feature request, or other feedback? Send me a message on boardgamegeek!
Latest updates:
Jan 13, 2025
- TabletopRecommender.app is live!