Know which pitches will hit
before you sign them.

Yes. We sign your NDA or ours before the first pitch. Pitches are used only to score them for you, and we delete them on request. We do not make or publish games.

AI only reads the pitch and turns it into measurements. The chance comes from statistical models: one built on 2,181 released co-op games and checked on 464 new ones it had never seen, one built on 7,352 released idle and incremental games and checked on 1,301. The charts above are those checks, game by game.

Some games are hard to call. In social hangouts, one-screen party games and horde co-op it picks the hit over the flop about 60% of the time for now, and a game that takes off through one streamer moment after launch can surprise it. In 10 of 15 co-op genres it is 77–93%: horror 85%, extraction 85%, job simulators 82%. Not perfect, and far better than a coin toss.

Good, the two work together. A wishlist test needs a Steam page, art and weeks for each game; a score takes minutes. Run your tests only on the pitches with the best odds, and spend the same budget on fewer, stronger bets.

Great, this makes them faster. A first pass in a minute per pitch lets the same team cover ten times more pitches, and spend its own judgment on the strongest ones.

For now, co-op, party and idle/incremental games on Steam, where we have the data to check every number. Other genres are next.