Games Library

See all your games in one place — Your Games Library shows every game in your team workspace.

Find games quickly — Use search, sorting, and status filters to narrow down the list.

Choose how games are displayed — Switch between a card view and a list view.

Update a game’s status — Change status (e.g. In progress, Published) directly from a game card.

Jump to the catalog or add a new game — Use Catalog and Create New game from the same page.

Key areas: The top bar has search, sort, filter, and layout controls. The main area shows your games (as cards or as a list, depending on your choice).

What you can do here: Open a game, update its status, go to Catalog, or use Create New game.

Good to know: What you see depends on your team and permissions. If the list is empty, you may need to create a game or check that you’re in the right workspace.

Key areas: Search box on the left; sort and filter dropdowns in the middle; layout toggle on the right.

What you can do here: Type to search, pick a sort option (e.g. alphabetical), choose a status filter, and switch between Cards and List.

Good to know: Search, sort, and filter work together—you can combine them to narrow down the list.

What you can do here: Enter part of a game’s name to see only matching games. Clear the search to see the full library again.

Good to know: Search usually matches what you type against game titles; exact behavior may depend on your workspace.

What you can do here: Open the sort dropdown and choose an option (e.g. A–Z or Z–A) to reorder the list.

Good to know: Sort applies to the current list (after any search or filter). Other sort options may be available depending on your workspace.

What you can do here: Open the Status dropdown and select one or more statuses. The list updates to show only those games.

Good to know: Filtering by status is useful when you want to focus on games that are in a specific stage.

Key areas: Each option in the list corresponds to one status. Selecting an option filters the Games Library to that status.

What you can do here: Pick one or more statuses to narrow the list; clear the selection to see all games again.

Good to know: Statuses help your team see which games are in progress, ready for review, or published. Names may differ per workspace.

What you can do here: Click the Cards icon or the List icon to change the layout. The same games are shown; only the way they’re displayed changes.

Good to know: Your choice may be remembered for your next visit, depending on how the app is configured.

What you can do here: Choose the view that works best for you—cards for a visual overview, list for scanning many games quickly.

Good to know: In both views you can open a game and update its status; only the layout differs.

Key areas: Each card usually shows the game’s cover, name, and status. Clicking the card typically opens the game.

What you can do here: Scan games visually, open a game by clicking its card, and change status from the card (see below).

Good to know: Card view is handy when you want to recognize games by their cover and see status at a glance.

Key areas: The large image is the game’s cover; the status label is usually below or beside it and is clickable.

What you can do here: Click the card to open the game, or click the status label to change the status without opening the game.

Good to know: If a game has no cover image, a placeholder may be shown. You can still open the game and update its status.

What you can do here: Click the status label to open a menu and pick a new status. The card updates when you save.

Good to know: Updating status from the card is a quick way to move games through your workflow without opening each one.

What you can do here: Select the new status from the list. The card updates to show the new value. You don’t have to open the game.

Good to know: This is the main way to “update game status” from the Games Library. If the menu doesn’t open, make sure you’re clicking the status text (or the control next to it), not just the card background.

If something looks wrong: If you don’t see the status menu, you may not have permission to change that game’s status, or the control might be in a slightly different place on your screen.

What you can do here: Click Catalog to leave the Games Library and open the catalog view.

Good to know: The catalog is separate from your Games Library; use it when you want to browse or pull in content rather than manage the list of games.

What you can do here: Click Create New game to add a new game. You’ll typically be asked for a name (and maybe other details); the new game then appears in your Games Library.

Good to know: The new game usually gets a default status (e.g. Draft). You can change it later from the card or inside the game. If you don’t see Create New game, your role may not allow creating games in this workspace.