Deepcuts imports your Steam library, analyzes how you actually play, and finds brilliant indie games that algorithms bury. No marketing budgets. No popularity contests. Just games you'll love that you've never heard of.
You know who's the very best person to ask what new games to try? Yourself. You've already answered the question of what games you like — the answer is your hours played. Hidden within your playstyle is the ticket.
Why I built this
I built this because it shouldn't be this hard to find all the incredible shit that's out there. I've been getting frustrated. Maybe this can help.
Steam's search engine blows. (Respectfully.)
How it works
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01Import your library
Connect your Steam account. We pull your games, playtime, and achievements.
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02Build your fingerprint
Not genre tags — actual mechanics. Turn-based combat depth, political simulation, permadeath tolerance. The things that make you tick.
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03Find your deepcuts
We match you to indie games with high mechanical alignment but low visibility. The ones algorithms bury because they can't afford ads.
What your profile looks like
Sample Taste Fingerprint
Grand Strategy89%
Tactical RPG82%
Medieval78%
Sandbox85%
Emergent Narrative91%
Political Sim76%
Army Mgmt72%
Permadeath58%
What you'll discover
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Shadows of Forbidden Gods
GRAND STRATEGYDARK FANTASY
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📡 1,240 reviews — buried under AAA releases
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Songs of Conquest
TURN-BASEDPIXEL ART
94
📡 4,800 reviews — known in niche circles only
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Norland
COLONY SIMMEDIEVAL
92
📡 3,200 reviews — Early Access gem, easily missed
The problem we're solving
Steam released 16,000+ games last year. The average indie game sells fewer than 2,000 copies. Steam's algorithm rewards marketing budgets, not quality. Brilliant games die invisible every single day — and the players who'd love them never know they exist.
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Mechanical attributes analyzed
Stop playing what's popular. Play what's yours.
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Built by a gamer who got tired of playing the same 10 games everyone recommends.