Video Game Genre Tier List Template
Genres rather than titles, so the ranking is about what you actually like to play. Sixteen of them, S through F.
Free · no sign-up needed to start · works on a phone
Unranked · 16 items
- First-Person Shooter
- RPG
- Platformer
- Racing
- Fighting
- Survival Horror
- Puzzle
- Roguelike
- Open World
- Strategy
- Sports
- Rhythm
- Simulation
- Battle Royale
- Metroidvania
- Visual Novel
What’s in the template
The template opens with sixteen items waiting in the unranked pool: First-Person Shooter, RPG, Platformer, Racing, Fighting and 11 more. Eleven of them carry an emoji, so the tiles read at a glance.
They sort into the classic S, A, B, C, D and F rows, with S for the best of the lot.
How to use it
Nothing is ranked for you; placing every tile is the point. Drag First-Person Shooter into a tier to start, rename or recolour any row, add your own items or upload images, then share the live link or download the finished list as a PNG. It opens in the Esports Pro theme, and every other theme is one click away in Board settings.
Free on every plan, including images and the PNG download, with room for up to 300 items. No account is needed to start; create one if you want to come back and keep editing.
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