Video Game Bracket

Gamers love a good tier list argument, and a bracket is the ultimate showdown. Crown the greatest game of all time, the best character, or let the squad pick what to play tonight.

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Start from an example

Pick a list, tap to remove any choice, and add your own. You can change everything on the next step.

16 choices · Single elimination · 15 matchups

Next: play solo, play with friends from their phones, or share it as a link. Free, no signup.

How it works

  1. 1
    Add your choices

    Start from an example above or type your own, up to 64.

  2. 2
    Tap your favorites

    Choices meet head-to-head. Tap the one you'd pick, and the winner moves on.

  3. 3
    Crown a champion

    Keep going until one is left. Play again with friends and compare.

Suggested format: Single elimination. Single elimination for quick picks. Double elimination for "greatest of all time" debates.

Better together. Streaming? Put it on stream and let your viewers vote from their phones in real time.

Tips for a great video game bracket

  • Seed the bracket by your own ranking so the favorites meet late.
  • Use continuous mode on stream: the room runs itself from bracket to bracket.
  • Try double elimination so a fan favorite isn't knocked out by one bad matchup.

Ready-made brackets

Play one now, and see how everyone else voted.

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Frequently asked questions

Can my Twitch or YouTube viewers vote?

Yes. Start a room and show the stream view; viewers scan the QR code or enter the code at brackettap.com/join and vote from their phones.

Can I control the seeding?

Yes. Choices are seeded in the order you list them, and you can drag to reorder or shuffle for random seeding.

How many games can I add?

Up to 64 choices per bracket.

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