Games

Subcategories

• Reference (5)
• Guides (4)
• Play (2)

Sites in this branch

• BoardGameGeek free
  Chaotic to look at, but still the deepest public reference for tabletop games and rules discussions. Visit site
• Fandom decayed
  Still hosts useful fan knowledge, but aggressive ads and clutter often make the knowledge itself hard to reach. Visit site
  Decayed: Wiki content is often still there, but autoplay, ad load, and clutter now regularly overpower the reading experience.
• Giant Bomb free
  The database and encyclopedic edges remain useful whenever a game’s history is fuzzier than its marketing. Visit site
• HowLongToBeat free
  A practical expectation-setting tool that answers one of the first questions people actually have. Visit site
• MobyGames free
  Historic game metadata, screenshots, and credits arranged like somebody expects you to research them. Visit site
• Co-Optimus freenew
  A niche solved well: finding co-op information without digging through promotional copy and forum hearsay. Visit site
• GameFAQs free
  The text guides still matter because text remains the fastest format for many game problems. Visit site
• PCGamingWiki Cool freenoaccountnew
  A textbook example of useful web curation: compatibility fixes, launch options, and annoyances documented by people who care. Visit site
• SteamDB free
  An indispensable companion to Steam because it exposes the metadata Valve leaves implied or hidden. Visit site
• RetroAchievements free
  A smart layer around classic games that adds goals without mangling what made them worth revisiting. Visit site
• speedrun.com free
  Runs, leaderboards, and route culture made legible, even if you are only there to understand a game better. Visit site