Home Β» Blog Β» GameTree. We created GameTree to help gamers connect and socialize with like-minded people with similar interests. Our users trust us to help them find new games to obsess over and, thanks to our advanced personality-matching algorithm, new gamer friends to play with. We know that online dating can be particularly challenging for gamers and feel you, so today we are announcing a new feature designed to take our matching technology to the next level: the honeymoon suite!
We have a completely different take on what makes a good dating app for gamers. We are an entity known as a public benefit corporation. What this means is that we can legally pursue a greater mission, to look out for the well-being of our community, alongside profit. Our personal values test increases the probability that your match shares similar values to your own. As this informs better compatibility, we want to ensure that these potential connections appear first. This test is designed to help match gamers who will complement each other.
This means different, but compatible, strengths and weaknesses to ensure good chemistry and teamwork. We are continually refining and optimizing the weighting of test questions based on how well people are connecting.
We also offer suggestions on video games to play with girlfriend or boyfriend that you both would be interested in. As gaming is the central passion around which all of our friendships, connections, and relationships are made on GameTree β of course we also have a gamer-focused test. We believe that gaming is a great social activity to get to know someone, and this test is designed to help find people who can partner you on your next MMORPG raid as well as in life.
Currently, we weigh desirability low in our matching algorithm because while it is always a factor, we consider people as more than just how good they can look in a few well-staged photos. Imagine going on a date at a restaurant back when that was a thing and every few minutes another suitor would sit down at the table. Followed by another and then another and then another.
