TonightHades
Something that fights back, in short runs. Three hours in the last two weeks — you are mid-run.
Mood34/40
Session10/20
Momentum11/15
Rediscovery0/15
Taste3/10
No repeatsNot proposed lately
Score58 / 100
Your Steam library · your time · your mood
Tonight,
you play this.
It reads the games you already own, the hour you actually have and the mood you are actually in, then comes back with one game. Not a shortlist. One.
TonightDemo shelf of eight games, scored in this page. The app scores your own.
Not a shortlist. One.
Steam libraryOne verdictTransparent scoreSession historyInstallableNo accountPublic source codeWeighted draw
The evening you actually have
You own the games. That is the problem.
- 01Twenty minutes of scrolling, and you launch the same thing as last week.
- 02The backlog you paid for is a wall of covers that only makes you feel guilty.
- 03You reopen a save from March with no idea what you were in the middle of.
Six things it weighs, each one named.
The ranking is plain arithmetic: a sum of named components. The badges on the verdict are printed from the points that actually counted, out of their ceiling.
Mood/ 40
The tags behind what you asked for, matched against everything you own. Tags you ruled out count against.
Session/ 20
Half an hour is not an evening. Games built for short bursts or long sittings move up or down.
Momentum/ 15
Hours played in the last two weeks mean you are already in it.
Rediscovery/ 15
Never launched: 15. Barely touched and left aside: 8. That is what a backlog is for.
Taste/ 10
The genres you ticked on your profile, weighted well under the mood you just picked.
No repeats−25
A game it proposed recently drops 25 points. Not banned, just stops coming back every night.
The five best then go into a weighted draw, so a clear winner usually wins and a close call stays a genuine toss-up. A mood typed in your own words is read by a bilingual word list, in your browser. With the AI layer on, the model writes the sentence, reads the moods that list does not recognise, and may pick another game from the engine's shortlist — never one from outside it.
What it would cost
Three ways to run it.
Local
Live here$0forever
The engine, your library, your history. Runs in your browser, needs no account and no key.
- The scoring engine
- Steam import
- Session history
- Installable as an app
Powered
Live here$3a month
The AI layer over the top: the sentence on the verdict, the shelf portrait, session notes, and search in plain language.
- Everything in Local
- Written verdicts
- Session read-back
- Plain-language shelf search
Studio
Not out yet$6a month
The desktop overlay, in game. Ask where you are and what to do next without alt-tabbing out.
- Everything in Powered
- In-game overlay
- Screen-aware answers
- Global hotkeys
Nothing is billed. There is no card form anywhere in this app — during the beta these prices describe what the layer would cost, not what it costs. The overlay exists in the repository and is not packaged for download yet.
Never forget where you left off.
Import your library, tell it your mood and your time. One verdict, and you play.
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