How to Choose a Game on Untapped.gg and Get Started

Untapped.gg opens with a game picker: you select the game you play, then the site shows the stats and tools for that title. To track your own matches, you also install the companion app, which overlays your deck and stats on top of the game while you play. The web side is for meta stats, tier lists, and decks built from millions of recorded matches.

What Untapped.gg actually is

Untapped.gg describes itself as a suite of advanced tools for your favorite video games, built by an independent team of gamers and engineers who have been making these tools for over 10 years. It splits into two parts:

• Companion app — tracks your matches and shows your deck and stats on top of your game, so you can focus on your next move.
• Website — meta stats, tier lists, and decks powered by millions of real matches, to help you find strategies and climb.

The homepage reports the scale behind that data: more than 30 million players, 15 million downloads, and over 2 billion recorded matches.

Step 1: Pick your game

The homepage heading is "Choose your game," with the instruction to click the game you want in order to see its stats and tools. There is no single universal dashboard — the content you get depends on which game you select, so this choice determines everything you see afterward.

Step 2: Use the web tools for that game

Once a game is selected, the site points you to that game's statistics and tools. Based on the site's own description, expect:

• Meta stats for the current environment
• Tier lists
• Decks drawn from real recorded matches

This is the research side: what's performing well, what others are playing, and what you might build next.

Step 3: Install the companion app for your own matches

The web tools show aggregate data. To see your deck and stats, you need the companion app, which tracks your matches and displays that information over your game. The site lists 15 million downloads, so this is the established path rather than an optional extra.

A practical split:

Common sticking points

• Skipping the game selection. The homepage is a picker, not a general overview. If you don't click a game, you won't reach that game's stats and tools.
• Expecting the website to track you. Match tracking and the in-game overlay come from the companion app, not the site.
• Assuming one game covers all. The picker exists because tools and stats are organized per game; check that your title is listed before planning around it.

The site does not state pricing on the page referenced here, so treat cost and account requirements as unconfirmed rather than free.