Picker · four answers
Tell the picker how you like to play.
The picker ranks the nine finds for your evenings. It weighs daily time first, then the device, then what you would rather do, then whether you want other people around.
Rules
How the ranking works
Daily time comes first
A find scores 2 when even its busiest day fits your minutes, 1 when only a quiet day fits, and 0 when a quiet day already asks for more. The minutes are our estimates; the method page explains them.
Then the device
On a laptop or desktop every find scores 1. On a phone browser, only finds we saw working on a phone score 1; the rest lose 3 and carry a warning, because a keyboard game on a touch screen is no fun.
Then what you would rather do
Build favours island and city strategy, collect and grow favours idle games, read and explore favours text worlds, and fight favours dungeons and classic browser RPGs. A match adds 2.
Then company
With other players adds 1 to finds whose Company bar is 3 or more. On my own adds 1 to finds you can enjoy without anyone else.
Ties
Equal scores are listed with the shorter quiet day first. Nothing you choose leaves your browser.