🧬 Living Beacon DNA · example
Strong Fit · 84%
Based on the 3 other gamers shaping this Beacon's DNA.
As gamers join a session, Beacon recalculates fit against the group already there, not just the person who lit it.
Gaming LFG
Stop rolling the dice with random teammates.
Looking for people to play with shouldn't mean posting "anyone on?" in five different places and hoping for the best.
Project Beacon helps you find gamers who actually fit how you like to play.
With Lit Beacons, you can see who's looking to play, join an upcoming gaming session, or light a Beacon of your own and let compatible gamers find you.
Free to join · Built for adult gamers
Gamers are looking to play · example

Battlefield 6 · 4 / 6 gamers · 🧬 91% Exceptional Fit

Final Fantasy XIV · 5 / 8 gamers · 🧬 84% Strong Fit
Example only. Not real Beacon members or live sessions.
Sometimes you're looking for new gaming friends.
Sometimes you just want three people who are down to play tonight at 8.
That's what Lit Beacons are for.
A Lit Beacon is a gaming session created by someone looking for people to play with. It tells the community what you're playing, when you're playing and who you're looking for.
See one that sounds good? Join it.
Don't see one? Light your own Beacon.
Light a Beacon
Tell Beacon what you're planning to play.
Playing tonight? This weekend? Set when you're getting online.
Choose how many gamers you're looking for.
Your session becomes discoverable to other gamers looking to play.
Traditional LFG is great at answering one question:
"Who wants to play this game right now?"
But that doesn't necessarily tell you whether you'll actually enjoy playing together.
One player wants to sweat ranked all night.
Another wants to have a few drinks, laugh and doesn't care about their K/D.
Someone has a mic and wants constant communication. Someone else barely talks.
They're all technically looking for a group.
They're not necessarily looking for each other.
Project Beacon was built around that problem.
For a closer look at where gamers typically search and what each option is actually good for, see our guide on how to find people to play games with online.
The signature feature
Lit Beacons aren't separate from the rest of Project Beacon.
They're connected to Gamer DNA.
Your Gamer DNA helps Beacon understand things that ordinary LFG posts don't tell you, including how you communicate, how competitive you are, the kind of gaming atmosphere you enjoy, and what you're looking for from the people you play with.
That means Beacon can help you look beyond:
"We both play Battlefield."
and start answering:
"Would we actually enjoy playing Battlefield together?"
🧬 Living Beacon DNA · example
Strong Fit · 84%
Based on the 3 other gamers shaping this Beacon's DNA.
As gamers join a session, Beacon recalculates fit against the group already there, not just the person who lit it.
The Beacon Path
Traditional LFG stops at "same game." Beacon keeps going.
Here's where Lit Beacons get particularly interesting.
A gaming group isn't just two people.
As gamers join a Lit Beacon, the compatibility of the group can change too.
Beacon can recalculate fit as the session fills, helping give you a better picture of how you may fit with the gamers already joining.
Because finding one compatible gamer is useful.
Finding a whole squad that clicks is better.
There shouldn't be pressure attached to looking for people to play with.
Joining a Lit Beacon doesn't mean committing to a clan.
It doesn't mean adding somebody to every social account you have.
And it doesn't mean you're promising to play together every Tuesday for the next six years.
It means:
We're playing the same game.
We're available at the same time.
We might actually get along.
Let's play.
And if you do click?
That's where Beacon's connections come in.
Some Lit Beacons will simply be a great night of gaming.
Others might introduce you to someone you want to play with again.
Project Beacon is designed for both.
When you find gamers you click with, you can build those connections beyond a single session.
Over time, the goal isn't to keep sending you back into LFG forever. It's to help you build a circle of gamers where eventually you already know exactly who you want to message when it's time to play.
Read more about turning a single good session into a lasting one in our guide on how to find gaming friends as an adult.
Find a squad tonight. Maybe find your squad for years.
Community Beacons
Project Beacon also hosts Community Beacons around games our community is playing. These are open gaming sessions designed to get people together, welcome new members and make it easier to jump into your first Beacon.
Great gaming friendships aren't limited to one platform anymore.
Project Beacon is built around gamers, not just hardware.
Whether you're playing on PC, Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo, Beacon helps you find people around the games you actually play and the experience you're looking for.
As more games support cross-platform multiplayer, your next squad might not even be playing on the same system you are.
What matters is whether you want to play together.
Don't just find someone playing the same game. Use Gamer DNA to help find people who fit how you like to play.
Find people who are actually planning to play when you are through Lit Beacons.
See how your compatibility fits with the people joining a session as the group develops.
Had a great time? Turn a one-night gaming session into a lasting gaming connection.
You already know what you want to play.
Now find the people you want to play it with.
Find your people. Light the Beacon.
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