My 9 Games

My 9 Games Maker

Show who you are through 9 games.

Pick the games that shaped your taste, memories, and late-night obsessions. Turn them into one clean image, then share it anywhere.

My 9 Games

The 9 Games That Shaped Who I Am

  1. 1. Elden Ring (2022)
  2. 2. Grand Theft Auto V (2013)
  3. 3. Baldur's Gate 3 (2023)
  4. 4. Red Dead Redemption 2 (2019)
  5. 5. Cyberpunk 2077 (2020)
  6. 6. Hades (2020)
  7. 7. Stardew Valley (2016)
  8. 8. Portal 2 (2011)
  9. 9. Skyrim (2016)

Create yours

Build your 3×3 game grid

Pick the 9 games that made you, make a 3×3 grid, share it. Free, no sign-up.

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You get a page with your image, a link and forum code. Not listed on Google.

Game data and images by RAWG

How it works

How to make your My 9 Games grid

  1. 01

    Pick 9 games

    Tap a tile and search for any game — the ones you grew up with, the ones you replay, the ones that shaped who you are.

  2. 02

    Arrange them

    Drag a tile onto another to swap them until the order feels right.

  3. 03

    Create and share

    Tap Create to get your image, a link and forum code, then post it with #My9Games on X, Instagram, Threads or Reddit.

Data and credits

Where the game data comes from

My9Maker is a free browser tool by My9Maker. Game titles, release years, and cover images are fetched from public game databases and stores for identification only. Trademarks and artwork remain with their owners.

By My9Maker. Published 2026-09-28; updated 2026-09-29.

FAQ

My 9 Games FAQ

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01

What is My 9 Games?

My 9 Games (also called “9 games that made me”, “9 games that shaped me” or “9 games that define me”) is a social trend where you share a 3×3 grid of the nine video games that shaped who you are — the ones you grew up with, sank hundreds of hours into or still think about.

02

Is this the same as a 3x3 games template?

Yes, it is the same idea: nine game covers in a 3x3 grid. Instead of filling a template in an image editor, you search each game here and the grid is laid out for you, ready to download.

03

Is My9Maker free? Do I need an account?

It is completely free and needs no sign-up. Pick your games, create your image and you are done.

04

How do I post my grid to Instagram, X, Threads or Reddit?

Tap “Create my image”. You land on your grid’s own page with a 1080×1598 portrait image (with your grid’s link at the bottom): download it and upload it like any photo to X, Threads, Reddit or Instagram — Instagram’s feed previews it at 4:5 and shows the full grid when opened. The same page has a link to share and paste-ready forum code (BBCode or Markdown) for sites that only take image links. On a phone, the share button opens your phone’s share sheet with the image attached. Add #My9Games so others can find it.

05

How do I change the order of the games?

Drag a game onto another tile and the two swap places. On a phone, press and hold the game for a moment, then drag. With a keyboard, press Space on a tile, move with the arrow keys and press Space again.

06

Why can’t I find a game?

Try the game’s official English title, drop subtitles or edition names, or search a shorter part of the name (for example “Zelda” instead of the full title). Very new, obscure or regional releases may not be listed in the database yet — pick the closest match or try again later.

07

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. The maker runs in any modern mobile browser, with nothing to install. Search, pick your nine games and save or share the image straight from your phone.

08

Will I lose my picks if I close the page?

No. Your grid is saved in your browser, so it is still there when you come back on the same device. Nothing is uploaded to an account, and “Clear all” starts over.

09

Where do the game covers come from?

Game names and cover images come from IGDB or RAWG, public video game databases, credited under the maker. All game titles, trademarks and cover art belong to their respective owners.

10

Can I make one for anime, movies or characters?

Yes. The same 3×3 maker exists for anime (My 9 Animes), for movies (My 9 Movies) and for favourite characters (My 9 Characters).