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Bring your people along

How do I use /find to pick a game in Discord?

Run /find in a Discord channel when the group needs ideas now. Each player can answer the quick prompts privately, then GGPN posts their matching game link back in the channel when they are ready.

Try it on GGPN

  1. Add GGPN Bot to the server, then run /find in the channel where you want to start the conversation.
  2. Start the private search, choose play now, a main game, or group time, then answer the matching three questions.
  3. Share the matching-game link, then use each game page and official destination to make the final call.

Start with the right kind of game

After starting, choose whether you need something to play now, a main game, or a game for group time. GGPN then asks the three practical questions for that path—no twenty-question interrogation before game night.

The prompts are private to the person answering. The finished result can be shared in the channel, which keeps the “what should we play?” conversation useful without turning every preference into a public debate.

Use the result as a shortlist

The result links to matching games on GG Play Now, where you can browse, compare and open each official destination. It is a shortcut to choices, not a vote, lobby finder or guarantee that every player owns the game.

For a group, check the exact player count, platform combination, price and cross-play support on the official page before making the final call.

Keep new ideas arriving later

Use /new when your server wants occasional new-release posts in a chosen channel. /find is for answering “what are we playing?” right now; /new is for leaving future ideas where your community can discover them.

Server admins can change /new filters later. GGPN does not use @everyone pings or run your event calendar.