About touch grass later

A calm place to find where a game's players hang out: the official Discord server when there is one, a few hand-picked fan-run servers, and the main subreddits. 214 games, 671 servers and 230 subreddits so far.

It's made for tired people who just want the link. No accounts, no ads, no bumps and no paid ranking. The name is a joke on "go touch grass": stay in, find your people, the grass can wait.

How we decide what's official

Official means the server is run by the game's developer or publisher, and we can show it. We use the label only when one of these is true:

• The invite is published on something the studio owns: its website, its Steam page, an official social account, a support page or an official news post.
• The server carries Discord's Verified badge and clearly belongs to the studio.

Being Partnered, being big, or having "official" in the server's own name isn't proof. When we can't prove it, the server is listed as Fan-run instead. Every Official label has a proof line next to it: a link to the studio page we used, or a note that the server carries Discord's Verified badge.

A few servers are promoted by a studio but run by the community, like Diablo IV's Sanctuary. Those stay fan-run, with a short note on the game's page.

What we list, and what we leave out

For each game: the official server if there is one, a few fan-run servers (usually two to four) that are good for finding people to play with, and the main subreddit, plus a looking-for-group or learning one where it helps. Fan-run servers come from a subreddit sidebar, a wiki, the community's own site or a server directory.

We look for servers with active moderators, posted rules and a safe-for-work feel. We never list servers for cheats or exploits, account selling, boosting or real-money trading, piracy or leaks, NSFW content, gambling or skin betting, crypto or NFTs, or scams.

Subreddits are listed for convenience and never labelled official, even when a studio links one.

How lists are ordered

Official servers come first, then fan-run servers from biggest to smallest. Nobody can pay to be listed, to move up, or to push someone else down.

Run a server that's listed?

If something is wrong, or you'd like your server changed or removed, email hello@touchgrasslater.app. Tell us the game and the server, and we'll sort it within a week. Server owners can also send proof that a server is official.

Fixes that change what a label says are noted in the corrections log.

If you'd like to show that your server is listed, there's a small badge you can use. It's optional, and using it or not never changes a listing.

How we make money

Right now we don't. There are no ads, affiliate links, sponsorships or paid placements. If that ever changes, these rules stay:

• The Official label is never for sale. It only comes from proof.
• Paid things never appear inside a list of servers, and never above a free listing.
• Anything paid is clearly labelled "Ad".
• No gambling, crypto, NSFW or grey-market key sellers, paid or not.
• No pop-ups, video ads or ad-blocker walls, and you'll never need to sign up.
• We'll never sell or publish data collected from Discord.

How it was made

The research was AI-assisted. For the first 135 games, one pass found the servers, a second pass tried to disprove every Official label, and disputed cases got a third look. Independent spot checks then caught a few mistakes, and the fixes are in the corrections log. Games added since were checked against the studio's own pages, and a script re-checks that every proof link still works. Member and online counts are a snapshot from October 12, 2026, so they drift from day to day.

The small print

touch grass later isn't affiliated with Discord, Reddit or any game studio. Game names are trademarks of their owners. "Official" means a server is run by the studio, not that the studio endorses this site. See also our privacy page.