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Every game on Jynx, one directory

From tactical shooters and battle royales to racing, rhythm, and horror — browse the full catalog and jump straight to the duo finder or game page for whatever you queue. Verified rank, voice intent, and schedule overlap start on each game's page.

Search all 711 games by name or browse by category — every listing links to a live game page or duo finder.

Featured constellations

Hand-picked worlds where Jynx players squad up every night.

Action

Action on Jynx spans run-and-gun roguelites, co-op shooters, and everything that rewards fast hands and faster callouts. These are the games where a good partner keeps a run alive after the plan falls apart — reviving mid-fight, holding the door, finishing the objective. Browse the cluster, open a game's page, and line up a partner who queues the same hours you do.

Sandbox

Sandbox games are where Jynx players go to build, drift, and cause low-stakes chaos together. From blocky survival servers to open-world roleplay, the cluster rewards a regular crew: someone to split the grind, staff the base, or drive the getaway car. Every title here links to its Jynx page, so you can find people who play the same servers, the same mode, and the same nights.

FPS

Shooters are Jynx's deepest bench: tactical five-on-five, hero shooters, extraction, and arena classics all live here. What they share is a matching problem — rank windows, role fills, and voice discipline decide lobbies — and that is exactly what the per-game duo finders screen for. Open a title, check the filters it actually enforces, and queue with someone whose rank and rig match yours.

MMORPG

MMORPGs and shared-world RPGs punish solo play the slowest way possible: everything worth having is behind a group. This cluster gathers the big persistent worlds plus the hunting and loot games that orbit them, from raid rosters to three-player hunt parties. Jynx helps you find the party members who actually log on — matched by schedule, language, and the content you're running this patch.

Strategy

Strategy games on Jynx run from classic real-time legacies to grand campaigns, auto-battlers, deck ladders, and social deduction. The cluster's matching problem is patience: you need opponents and allies who commit to long sessions, agree on the ruleset, and don't quit at the first setback. Find sparring partners, a co-op campaign table, or a regular ladder rival — matched by schedule and region.

Mobile

Mobile on Jynx is its own scene, not a footnote: battle-royale headliners, MOBA ports, card climbers, and sports titles built for a phone first. The cluster matches on the things mobile queues care about — region, language, input, and the hours you play between everything else. Find a duo for the rank push, or a squad for the evening session, straight from your pocket.

Fighting

Fighting games are a one-on-one genre with a full lobby's worth of people behind it: sparring partners, lab mates, tournament teammates, and the co-op brawlers for off nights. This cluster spans the household franchises and the anime crossovers alike. Jynx matches you with players at your level who are actually online — so the set runs long and the rematches stay worth taking.

Racing

Racing on Jynx covers sim rigs, arcade circuits, open-world cruises, and the truck cabs everyone secretly loves. Some of it is pure solo flow, but the best of it needs people: co-drivers, convoy nights, clean-lobby etiquette, and rivals who come back week after week. Browse the cluster and line up a grid of drivers in your region who race when you race.

Horror

Horror games are strictly better with a voice you trust on the other end — and considerably funnier when everything goes wrong. The cluster gathers cooperative frights, asymmetric hunts, and the classics people still compare notes on. Jynx finds you the crew that won't quit at the first scare: matched by voice intent, schedule, and tolerance for being the one who gets caught.

Sports

Sports titles never run out of opponents — they run out of good ones. This cluster spans football pitches, courts, rinks, rings, and the odd fishing boat, with the ranked ladders and club modes that keep seasons competitive. Jynx matches you with rivals and clubmates in your region and time zone, so club nights and head-to-head leagues fill with players who show up.

Battle Royale

Battle royale is a squad game wearing a solo costume: the drop, the loot route, and the final-circle discipline all depend on who lands beside you. From the genre's biggest names to their mobile variants, this cluster matches duos, trios, and full stacks by rank, input, and voice intent — so your teammate has a mic and a plan, not just a pulse.

RPG

RPGs on Jynx are the long-haul games: character builders, turn-based classics, and action adventures where the party makes the story. Whether you need a dedicated healer, a co-op partner who won't skip the dialogue, or someone already past the boss blocking yours, this cluster is where the journey gets company. Match by schedule and platform, then keep the save file moving.

Rhythm

Rhythm games turn score-chasing into a team sport: community tournaments, co-op charts, and the friendly rivalry of someone else's high score on your screen. From long-running PC legends to anime-licensed favorites and finger-breaking platformers, this cluster finds the players who grind the same packs week after week — and the duos who make practice feel like a set, not a chore.

MOBA

MOBAs are Jynx's home turf: five-player games where a duo that communicates beats a stack of strangers every time. The cluster spans the genre's giants and their mobile offshoots, with rank windows, role fills, and lane chemistry as the matching problem. Find a partner for the climb — same rank, complementary roles, and a schedule that survives a losing streak.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Jynx game directory?

It's the full index of games on Jynx — every title the app supports, grouped by category and searchable by name. Each listing points to that game's Jynx page or duo finder, where the actual matching happens: verified rank, voice intent, and schedule overlap. Use it to browse when you want a partner but haven't picked the game yet.

How do I find teammates for a specific game?

Search for your game or open its category, then follow the link to its duo finder or game page. There you filter by the things that game actually enforces — rank windows, roles, input, voice intent — and send an invite when the schedule matches. The directory is the map; the per-game page is where pairs happen.

Is Jynx free to use?

Yes — Jynx is free on the web, on Android, and on iOS. You can browse the whole directory, open any game's page, and start matching without paying. There is no paywall between you and the core matching filters: browse, filter, and invite for free, then talk in the app when a match accepts.

Which games get a dedicated duo finder?

The flagship titles have dedicated duo finder pages — Counter-Strike 2, Fortnite, GTA Online, GTA 6 Online, Marvel Rivals, and Rainbow Six Siege — with per-game filters like rank tiers, operator pools, or heist roles. Every other listing links to its catalog entry, and new per-game pages ship as each game's page family grows.

Where does the game information come from?

Game data is provided by IGDB.com, covering descriptions, genres, platforms, and release details for every listing. The matchmaking side — rank systems, supported filters, regions — reflects how each game works in queue, so a filter you see on a Jynx page is one the game really enforces. The catalog refreshes as titles update.

Does every game support rank filtering?

No, and that's the point of the directory: each game's page lists only the filters that game actually supports. Ranked shooters expose rank tiers and divisions; sandbox and horror titles may filter by language, region, or voice intent instead. Check the filters on a game's page before you queue — it tells you exactly what matching is possible.

Can I use Jynx on my phone?

You can — Jynx runs on the web and ships native apps for Android and iOS, so you can browse the directory, filter a category, and send invites from your phone between matches. Your profile, rank badges, and matches stay in sync across devices: start a search on desktop, finish it from your pocket.

How is this different from Discord LFG channels?

A Discord channel checks nothing: anyone can type any rank, screenshots go stale, and one crowded queue mixes serious and casual players. Jynx moves the filter before the conversation — verified rank, voice intent, and schedule in common — so the first message you exchange is already with someone who fits your queue.

Game data provided by IGDB.com