TierDrop

TierDrop delivers one category per day, the “drop”, and asks you to place it in a tier list. Seven colored rows from S to F fill the screen, an Unranked strip at the bottom holds the tiles to be ranked, and a countdown at the top shows the time remaining until the next category. Below the grid, the page is already social: other players’ tier lists stack there, and a discussion hosts item suggestions, each paired with its own S-to-F row for voting.

1. Move the tiles from the Unranked strip into the S, A, B, C, D, E, or F rows.
2. Adjust as long as nothing has been submitted: Reset flattens everything, and two buttons, Reroll and Suggest, wait beside the grid, each with its info icon.
3. Submit to validate.
4. Scroll down the page to compare with other players’ lists, opened one by one with “See Tier List”, and take part in the discussion.

The tier list is a format for arguing, not for deliberation: no one is right about where the haunted house belongs. TierDrop turns it into a daily ritual by imposing the category, which solves the genre’s real problem, namely finding a subject to fight over.

There is no correct answer and therefore no correction: the verdict is the others. The page stacks submitted tier lists, keeps a button to yesterday’s results, and lets the discussion decide via up/down votes. Item suggestions posted by players also include their own rank selector, so you can rank an attraction that wasn’t even in that day’s lineup.

Daily Drop

The daily category, open to everyone, with its countdown to the next one.

Groups

Feature marked as new by a banner: create or join a group from the menu to rank the day’s drop among yourselves.

• Choose your nickname before submitting. The profile, with its country flag, is what will appear above your list in the public feed.
• The discussion also serves as an ideas box: missing items are proposed there in “SUGGESTION” posts, and each can be ranked directly from the feed.