High scores
Every position on this board comes from players choosing between two games the site dealt them. Nobody gets to pick what they vote on.
No game has enough duels to be ranked yet. Vote in a few duels to get the board started.
Warming up
These need 8 weighted duels before they get a spot on the board.
- Lantern — Escape the Dark
- Draw It Up
- Abattlacus
- Tiny Swords Wars
- WonderhopWonderhop
- Legendum
- CHAIR Champions
- Sort the Court!
- Chained Path
- Tamaweb
- Von Neumann
- BeetleJump
- FULL SEND
- FragStorm
- Tiny Skies
- Kansō
- Null Range
- Starfall Frontier
- Eyrie
- HALDANE-4
- WenWare
- Fanto's Mega-Mart
- A Game About Capybaras Delivering Food
- If You Die, You Improve
- Castle: Build&Defend
- Speed Per Step
- Midnight Rider
- Flying Chessboard
- Tower Defense, But You Make the Towers
- Give Me Back My Goat!
- Tavern Keeper
- Camo Chameleon
- Echo_Ramen
- Timber Isle
- Draft Flight
- Jaguar Simulator
- Pawnrush
- Finger Haunt
- thoosiethoosie
- TERMINAL SHOOTER: Machine Soul
- MapTapMapTap
- Pocket GenesisPocket Genesis
- Firefighter Life
How ranking works
The board is built so that a person (or a bot farm) can't push their own game up it.
The site deals the matchups
You're shown two games and pick the one you'd rather play. You can't search for a game and vote for it, so you can't target one. Games with fewer duels come up more often.
Creators never see their own game
If you made a game on the board, you're never dealt it. That includes RankedLink's own games: the owner can't vote on them either.
New accounts barely count
A vote's weight depends on how old the account was when it voted and on how many separate days it has been active. A brand-new account counts for about a tenth of a vote.
One account can only move a game so far
Each account's influence on any single game is capped, and many accounts on one network share a single vote's worth of weight.
Proof you're human
Voting needs a quick, mostly invisible human check every few hours, plus sign-in through Discord, Google or GitHub. Answers that come back faster than a person could look are thrown out.
Ratings are rebuilt from scratch
Ratings are recalculated from the full vote history. When an account is caught gaming the board, its votes stop counting everywhere, including in the past.