Pick the 9 games that shaped who you are
My 9 Games is a free web service where you pick the nine games that shaped who you are and combine them into a single, shareable 9-panel image. It's part of a family of 'My 9' sites (manga, anime, movies, tracks), and also offers community rankings and editorial article guides for finding your next favorite game.
Choose the nine games that shaped you and bring them together in one image designed to be saved and shared.
A public TOP 9 ranking shows the most popular games chosen by users (e.g., Minecraft: Java Edition, GTA: San Andreas, Red Dead Redemption 2, Ocarina of Time, Skyrim, The Witcher 3, World of Warcraft, League of Legends, Elden Ring), with a filterable period (e.g., all time) and last-updated date.
Curated '9 picks by theme' articles such as '9 Approachable Games to Start With', '9 Games for Players Who Love Stories', and '9 Compact Adventures Between Bigger Games' to inspire your next pick.
Companion services let you make the same 9-panel pick format for manga, anime, movies, and tracks.
Available in English and Japanese, with additional site sections for rankings, articles, and company information (about, editorial policy, sources and rights, contact).
Start from the 'Choose my 9 games' flow and select the games that tell your story.
Your nine selections are combined into one image you can save and share.
Check the community TOP 9 rankings or read themed article guides for inspiration on what to play or pick next.
It lets you choose the nine games that shaped who you are and creates a single shareable 9-panel image from them.
The page doesn't mention any pricing or paid plans; the service appears to be a free web tool, though availability is currently limited due to high traffic.
Yes. The site maintains a TOP 9 community ranking of popular games (with an all-time period view), showing titles like Minecraft: Java Edition, GTA: San Andreas, and Elden Ring.
Yes. The My 9 family includes companion sites for manga, anime, movies, and tracks, each using the same 9-pick format.
The interface supports English and Japanese; however, legal pages such as Terms, Privacy, and Contact are currently Japanese only.
The page doesn't indicate that the service is open source.
Possibly not immediately: the site displays a high-traffic notice suggesting visitors come back in a few days to a week, though you can explore the other My 9 services in the meantime.
