Yes. You can cancel your subscription any time from your account settings in just a few clicks. After you cancel:

• You won’t be charged again.
  Our payment system (handled by Stripe) immediately stops future recurring charges, so you won’t be billed for the next cycle.

• You keep your benefits until the end of the current billing period.
  Premium features (like advanced stat-based search, boosted visibility, etc.) stay active until the end of your already-paid subscription period. After that, your account automatically switches back to the free plan.

Important: canceling does not delete your profile — it only turns off the paid plan. If you want to upgrade again later, you can reactivate premium anytime. 💙

Right now, GIKU shows detailed player stats (win rate, K/D, in-game rank, hours played, etc.) for the games where we officially have access to that data. It’s “only” around 10 games at the moment because:

1. Not every game lets us access player stats.
   A lot of games don’t have a public, freely available API. That means we can’t just “pull your profile” — we need permission.

2. We need to work directly with the developers/publisher.
   For most titles we have to become an official partner, sign agreements, get technical access, and make sure we’re compliant with data protection rules. That process is different for every game and it takes time.

3. We only ship what we can keep stable.
   We don’t want half-working or disappearing stats. We’d rather support fewer games but provide accurate, up-to-date data you can actually use to filter for teammates.

Important: we’re constantly expanding this list.
Our goal is to support as many games as possible, on every platform (PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo, mobile), and let you search for teammates based on real in-game performance. We’re rolling this out game by game.

Yes. We’re continuously adding new games to the platform, and more titles will become available over time.

If there’s a game you’re missing, let us know (here or through any of our contact channels) — that helps us decide what to add next. 💙

We’re working on it. To display PlayStation trophies (and each game’s full trophy list) on GIKU, we need official partner access from Sony. That access has to be approved so we’re allowed to request and show that data.

As soon as that approval goes through, we’ll make PlayStation trophies available on your profile and on game pages.

Short version: we want it, we’re on it, and once Sony says yes, it’s coming. 💙

You should create a lobby when you’re really busy, but already craving some gaming, and you know that no matter what happens, you’ll sit down to play your favorite game – for example, Friday at 8:00 PM.

In this case, you can create your lobby days in advance, because you can be pretty sure that others will feel the same way and join.

In a lobby, you can set your own conditions and decide who you let into the party.

By clicking the “Chat” button on the lobby card, the system throws you all into a shared chat where:

• you can discuss the details (who plays what, who’s available when, who takes which role, etc.),

• and you can rate each other after the game.

Only the lobby owner can start the rating process. After that, every other teammate has 3 days to rate each other.

You can give either a quick rating or a detailed rating about others – it’s worth thinking about how you rate people, because:

• the rating points you earn here show up on your player cards,

• based on these, others will already have a first impression of you,

• and the best-rated players also get their GIKUIN balance increased.

GIKUIN already has several benefits, but its true power will really show a bit later. With your activity (playing, rating, participating, being present in the community, etc.) you continuously earn GIKUIN, and it will really matter how much you have when new features, opportunities, and rewards arrive.

What we can say for sure is that it’s absolutely worth it to stack up GIKUIN already now. 😉

Right now, only we can create groups. If you have any group ideas, post them in the “Wishlist” group, and if we like the idea, we’ll make it happen.

Soon it will be possible to earn a moderator rank – moderators will be able to create groups themselves.

For those whose group idea from the Wishlist turns into a real group now and who later become moderators, we’ll hand over control of the group to them, so they can fully manage it.