Pemilih Game

Clear the presets, type in the games you'd actually play tonight — one title per slot — and spin. The wheel lands on a single game chosen at random, so the 'what do you want to play?' loop ends in about three seconds instead of fifteen minutes.

Yes. The defaults are broad buckets like 'Board Game' and 'Video Game,' but most people wipe those and enter real titles — Catan, Wingspan, Mario Kart, Codenames, whatever's on the shelf. The wheel only spins what you load, so it never picks a game you don't own.

It's genuinely random. The picker draws from the Web Crypto API, the same source browsers use to generate security keys, so the four-hour campaign game has exactly the same odds as the ten-minute filler. There's no hidden weighting toward the first slot.

Type in the unplayed games sitting in your library and spin. It takes the pressure off picking — instead of defaulting to your comfort title for the hundredth time, you let the wheel assign tonight's game and just play whatever lands.

It can. Spin once for the opener, hit 'remove winner,' and spin again to set game two and three. Each pick drops out of the next round, so a few spins give you a running order with no game repeating before everyone's played it.

It does. The game picker installs as a progressive web app, so once you've opened it the first time it runs fully offline — handy at a cabin, on a road trip, or anywhere the WiFi gives out right when you're trying to choose a game.