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Finding a game to play

Every game on PostRoll lives in the game directory at postroll.app/games — searchable, filterable, and open to browse without an account. On top of it sit a handful of curated pages for the questions players actually ask.

Curated ways in

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Free games

/games/free — tables you RSVP for instead of paying. No commitment; sign up and turn up.

This weekend

/games/this-weekend — anything with a session in the next 72 hours, soonest first. The page for a last-minute seat.

Learn to play

/games/learn-to-play — tables where the GM teaches the rules as you go. No prep, no rulebook, ideal for a first session.

Browse by system, tag, language, or timezone

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The same directory is sliced into pages you can link to and share:

  • System — /games/system/dnd-5e, /games/system/pathfinder-2e, /games/system/call-of-cthulhu, and so on.
  • Tag — the flavour of the game: /games/tag/horror, /games/tag/roleplay-heavy, /games/tag/sandbox.
  • Language — the language spoken at the table: /games/language/es, /games/language/fr.
  • Timezone — games run by GMs in your part of the world: /games/timezone/europe-london, /games/timezone/america-new-york. A curated set of zones is covered.

Every one of these pages ends with an Also browse rail of neighbouring pages, so you can hop from D&D 5e to Pathfinder, or from London to Berlin, without going back to the start. Some system pages narrow further — /games/system/dnd-5e/tag/horror, for instance.

Narrowing further

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Every curated page carries the same search box, sort menu, and filter chips as the main directory — free, starting this week, format, booking style, party size. Changing them takes you to the full game list at /games with your choices applied, and that address is shareable: send it to a friend and they see exactly the same results.

The full rundown of the filters, listing pages, GM profiles, safety tools, and booking is in Find a game.

Once you’ve booked

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Your seat shows up under Booked sessions & tickets, and you’ll be added to the GM’s room — that’s where you’ll actually play. See Rooms.

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