No sign-in
Roll a year. Pick a game you own. Build the squad.
The die decides which year you draft from — the rest is whatever is actually in your library. Five slots, two re-rolls, one eight-match league, and a link you can post.
Paste a public Steam profile
No sign-in, no password. Only the public list of games you own is read.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Steam squad builder?
It turns your own Steam library into a team game. A die rolls a release year, you pick one game you own from that year, and you place it in a slot whose genre it fits. Five slots later your squad plays an eight-match league phase.
Do I need to sign in?
No. Paste a public Steam profile URL or ID. Only the public list of games you own is read — no password, no Steam sign-in, nothing is stored.
Where do the ratings come from?
Each game's rating is its Steam player review score, falling back to Metacritic where Steam reviews are thin and to a stated neutral 60 where neither exists. Difficulty comes from the average achievement unlock rate: the rarer a game's achievements, the higher its difficulty.
Is the result random?
The match engine is seeded from the five games in your squad, so the same squad always plays the same league. That is why a shared link shows exactly the result you saw rather than re-rolling for whoever opens it.
Can I share my squad?
Yes. Every finished squad has its own page and preview image, built from the five app IDs in the link. Nothing about your account or profile travels with it.