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Find the right players for your game
From Fortnite and League of Legends to Minecraft, GTA Online and cooperative adventures: introduce your game, your pace and the kind of group you would like to build.
Find a group or recruit players with a Lobby
On Zlobby, you do not just browse profiles. You create a Lobby with a goal, criteria and a discussion space to gather the right people around a specific mission.
Lobby creation
Recruit players for a guild, team or event
A Lobby announces what you want to build: ranked roster, MMO guild, TTRPG table, Discord squad, carpool or convention group.
Members apply, you filter by criteria, then the group starts with a dedicated chat.
- 01Lobby creation
- 02Criteria
- 03Applications
- 04Dedicated chat
01
A different search for each game
A Fortnite squad, a League team and a Minecraft project do not need the same invitation. Roles, group sizes, schedules and expectations vary. Give your Lobby a clear purpose so potential teammates can decide whether it suits them.
Zlobby does not automatically sync publisher ranks or statistics. Describe your own level honestly and use a conversation and a first session to check compatibility.
02
Make your group easy to understand
A game and a goal
Name the game, mode and experience you want.
Direct joining or applications
Choose whether people join immediately or discuss expectations first.
Somewhere to organise
Keep session plans and conversation together in Lobby channels.
Tools for boundaries
Use reporting and blocking and keep sensitive details out of public posts.
03
Fortnite: a duo or squad
Describe Battle Royale, Zero Build or the experience you want, the open places and your approach to voice chat. A regular duo needs compatible schedules as well as a shared mode.
Explore this player search for more practical details.
04
Call of Duty and Warzone
Name the title, mode and platform. Multiplayer, Warzone and Zombies call for different plans, so explain the activity and time commitment before filling the squad.
Explore this player search for more practical details.
05
GTA Online and GTA communities
State the activity, platform and crew expectations. Keep plans about future releases separate from unconfirmed claims about their features.
Explore this player search for more practical details.
06
Minecraft: worlds and long-term projects
Specify the edition, server, modpack and building rules. Explain whether you want one evening of survival or a project that lasts for months.
Explore this player search for more practical details.
07
League of Legends: duo or team
Share your server, roles, self-reported level and schedule. Discuss how you handle losses as well as the formats you enjoy.
Explore this player search for more practical details.
08
Valorant: roles and communication
Comfort agents, concise information and realistic availability help people understand your search. Rank alone does not describe team compatibility.
Explore this player search for more practical details.
09
Counter-Strike 2: duo, stack or roster
Explain your maps, schedule, language and how you want to learn together. A casual stack and a competitive roster involve different commitments.
Explore this player search for more practical details.
10
EA Sports FC: Clubs, Rush and co-op
Mention positions, platform, game version and the way you like to play. Distinguish a lasting club from a one-off session.
Explore this player search for more practical details.
11
Team shooters and battle royale games
For Battlefield, Apex Legends, Rainbow Six Siege, PUBG or other team shooters, state the exact game and the way you coordinate. A cautious group and an aggressive one can have similar skill but want different evenings. In hero shooters, discuss preferred characters and role flexibility.
12
Rocket League, Dota 2 and competitive groups
Describe the format, region, self-reported level and your approach to practice. A useful invitation explains how the team gives feedback and handles mistakes, rather than promising a rank or a guaranteed win.
13
Co-op, raids and long-term communities
For Destiny 2, Helldivers 2 or another cooperative activity, say whether you will teach newcomers and how much time to reserve. MMO guilds and static groups also need clear schedules, content goals and a culture people want to return to.
Your questions, answered
Does Zlobby verify my rank?
No. Level, roles and experience are self-reported by members.
Can I look for only one person?
Yes. Explain that you are seeking a duo and describe your availability and goal.
Can I create a Lobby without a dedicated guide for my game?
Yes. Choose the appropriate game when creating your Lobby and describe the activity clearly.
Your next group starts with a clear invitation
Create your profile and explain what you would enjoy playing together.