The best RAWG alternatives
The rest of Best Game Databases, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
LaunchBox suits people who want to organize PC and emulated console game collections, including collections spanning Windows and Android.
BoardGameGeek may suit people who want game information, discussion, collection tracking, or play logging for board and card games.
IGDB suits people looking up games and related companies or characters, as well as developers building products around game data.
It suits Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG players who want card, product, deck, or rules information, or who manage Deck Recipes and card lists.
RaiderZ players who want reference data on items, creatures, maps, quests, or skill builds may find the database useful.
NostalgiaDB may suit researchers, historians, developers, and enthusiasts looking up retro game releases or working with game metadata.
IFDB suits interactive fiction players looking for catalog listings, recommendations, and supported browser-play options.
It suits Amiga enthusiasts looking for game information, community discussion, and authorized software downloads.
This database suits Pokémon TCG players and collectors looking up cards, expansions, artists, or tournament legality.
VNDB suits visual-novel readers who want to explore titles, vote, or track what they plan to play or have finished.
