On November 12, BookBook released the party game *Let's Make a Tier List Together!* for PC (Steam).
Guess the order of the tier list created by the main character
This party game, which supports up to 10 players, uses “tier lists”—rankings often seen in esports and character gacha systems.
Based on a given theme, the “main player” assigns five words to tiers ranging from S to D, and the other players try to predict the correct order. The only correct answer is the main player’s tier list—guessing based on your own intuition won’t earn you any points.
It’s a lively game where the fun comes from the differences in perspective between the “Host” player and the guessers—with comments like, “Is that really S-tier? Seriously?!”

It supports online play for 2–10 players via Steam lobby invites. In addition to Party Mode, where players take turns being the host, there’s also Streamer Mode, where a streamer is designated as the host and viewers participate by trying to deduce the theme. You can also create your own themes.
This title was already generating buzz on social media even before the full version’s release. Building on the demo, the full version offers the following features:
Full Version Content
New Game Mode “Unanimous” Added
Based on prompts like “In a death game, who’s most likely to be eliminated first?”, all players secretly rank the other participants’ names. Success is achieved when all rows match.Significantly More Prompts and Words The word set has expanded
from 10 types in the demo version to 85 in the full version. It includes over 600 different prompts. You can choose which prompts to play from six packs: “Food,” “Daily Life,” “Hobbies,” “People,” “Feelings,” and “What If.”Playable
by up to 10 people While the demo version supported 2–6 players, the full version supports 2–10 players.Create and Share
Your Own Themes You can publish the themes you create on the Steam Workshop and download themes created by others. Players can also bring their own themes to play the same game together.Streamer Mode This mode lets you play with your viewers
while streaming. Answers are displayed in a separate window that isn’t visible on your stream. We’ve also included a screen where you can test your OBS settings before going live.





"Let's Make a Tier List Together!" is now available for PC (Steam). It costs 790 yen, but until November 26, you can purchase it for 671 yen—a 15% discount.











