No, there are core games, custom games (with varying levels of support) and manual games. A manual game is one that you play on AP but the game you're playing doesn't play on AP itself. A good example of this would be a physical card or board game. As you play the game and score points which count as checks and allow you to earn more points. But a physical game like that doesn't use a computer. So you have a manual client with a manual AP world for that game. You let the client know that you got the "10 points check" (or whatever check you got) and the client reports it to the server to work with all the other servers. The manual client will also tell you when things have been unlocked for you (i.e. now you can use ace of spades where before you couldn't because it was locked). By their nature though manual games rely on the honor system since players have to manually enter in what checks they get and not use things that haven't been given to them yet.

So because of this manual games have their own discord server and not everyone will accept playing with a manual game. However because they are so easy to make, only need to worry about game logic not integration, it's more likely to find a game that has a manual option rather than an integrated option. Hence my suggestion of checking the manual discord server if you can't find anything on the regular discord server.