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Board game picker
Staring at the shelf? Swipe through 20 board games — what's trending now and the all-time greats — and keep what you'd play. At the end, take your shortlist or let the dice pick tonight's game.
Try it now — no account
Greenwood
👥 1–4 · best 3⏱ 40–160 min3.2/5 weight★ 5.6 BGG
The beautiful peninsula of Greenwood is run by a circle of druids and advertised as a sanctuary for magical animals and ideal vacation spot. But that version of Greenwood is a lie. In Greenwood, you play as Primal Spirits and lead your companions to save Greenwood. On each turn, you face the difficult decision of whether to use the abilities of your own companions, to use the abilities of other players’ companions, or to send one of your companions into the forest to improve your wayfinding and rescue mystical creatures.
← no→ yes↑ maybeCtrl Z undo
Swipe this deck with friends →
In the mood for something else? Build your own deck →
Deciding with someone?
The same deck works as a group: everyone swipes on their own phone, and pickaru shows what you all said yes to.
Game night with the table →Want to pick what's in it?
Build your own deck from your shelves: choose the player count, play time and complexity, and pickaru deals games that fit. Then swipe solo or with friends.
Build your own deck →Questions
How does the board game picker work?
It deals 20 games from BoardGameGeek's trending and top-ranked lists. Swipe yes, no or maybe; at the end you get your shortlist, and "Pick one for me" chooses at random from your yeses.
Can it use the games we own?
Inside the app, yes: sync a BoardGameGeek collection or hand-pick your shelf, and decks deal from it. This quick picker uses the BGG lists.
Can the whole table decide?
Yes — "Swipe these with the table" turns your picks into a party. Players join with a six-letter code, everyone swipes privately, and pickaru shows what the table agrees on.