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Good Gamer's Database helps you discover games, get personalized recommendations, build your Gamer DNA, show your game power, and create your gaming portfolio on GGDB.
Hi Product Hunt. GGDB is a platform for everyone in the gaming world — games, gamers, studios and HR teams.
For gamers:
Securely match your game data from multiple platforms (Steam, Xbox, PlayStation) and build your own gaming analytics (keep it private if you want).
Create your Gaming DNA.
Get pinpoint game recommendations based on the games you've added or matched — solving the "what's next?" problem.
Rate games across six layers. Instead of one overall score, you rate each game in six separate categories:
Gameplay
Story & Writing
Music & Sound
Visuals
Bugs & Stability
Replayability
So a game can score 10 on music and story while gameplay sits at 8 — the kind of detail a single number can never tell you.
See detailed metadata for any game, plus sourced information like facts, revenue, budget and trivia. We don't make up sources — whatever information we show, we show where it came from.
The social side: reach players at your own level, share your gaming history with whoever you choose, comment and build popularity.
For professionals:
If you work in the games industry, build your portfolio. One profile link gives a job application both your gaming history and your body of work — share it on social platforms or send it straight to studios.
"But other sites already do this":
Piece by piece, yes. As a whole, no. Metacritic gives you a score, but it's a single number — no six-layer detail. HowLongToBeat tracks playtime, but there's no analytics or recommendations. IGDB and RAWG serve raw data, but no player profiles, no DNA, no social layer. LinkedIn shows your job title but not your game credits; ArtStation shows your work but not which game you worked on and in what role. Today you'd need to visit five or six separate sites to see this full picture, and none of them are connected.
GGDB brings these pieces together in one structured platform: game data + a recommendation engine that runs on your own data + multi-layer ratings + professional identity. Film solved this with IMDb; gaming has never had the full picture in one place — that's what we're building.
What's next:
Mobile apps (iOS and Android).
Self-serve uploads for indie developers: add your own game, build its page, and promote it through the platform.
A talent discovery layer for studios and HR — finding the right person through profiles.
The platform is live: 3,000+ main games and 20,000+ total entries including DLC, expansions and other sub-content. We're still early, and feedback directly shapes the roadmap — so tell me what's missing, what's broken, or what you'd want to see first.
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About GGDB - Good Gamer's Database on Product Hunt
“Let's make your game DNA and Portfolio”
GGDB - Good Gamer's Database was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #93 on the daily leaderboard. Good Gamer's Database helps you discover games, get personalized recommendations, build your Gamer DNA, show your game power, and create your gaming portfolio on GGDB.
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Hi Product Hunt.
GGDB is a platform for everyone in the gaming world — games, gamers, studios and HR teams.
For gamers:
Securely match your game data from multiple platforms (Steam, Xbox, PlayStation) and build your own gaming analytics (keep it private if you want).
Create your Gaming DNA.
Get pinpoint game recommendations based on the games you've added or matched — solving the "what's next?" problem.
Rate games across six layers. Instead of one overall score, you rate each game in six separate categories:
Gameplay
Story & Writing
Music & Sound
Visuals
Bugs & Stability
Replayability
So a game can score 10 on music and story while gameplay sits at 8 — the kind of detail a single number can never tell you.
See detailed metadata for any game, plus sourced information like facts, revenue, budget and trivia. We don't make up sources — whatever information we show, we show where it came from.
The social side: reach players at your own level, share your gaming history with whoever you choose, comment and build popularity.
For professionals:
If you work in the games industry, build your portfolio. One profile link gives a job application both your gaming history and your body of work — share it on social platforms or send it straight to studios.
"But other sites already do this":
Piece by piece, yes. As a whole, no. Metacritic gives you a score, but it's a single number — no six-layer detail. HowLongToBeat tracks playtime, but there's no analytics or recommendations. IGDB and RAWG serve raw data, but no player profiles, no DNA, no social layer. LinkedIn shows your job title but not your game credits; ArtStation shows your work but not which game you worked on and in what role. Today you'd need to visit five or six separate sites to see this full picture, and none of them are connected.
GGDB brings these pieces together in one structured platform: game data + a recommendation engine that runs on your own data + multi-layer ratings + professional identity. Film solved this with IMDb; gaming has never had the full picture in one place — that's what we're building.
What's next:
Mobile apps (iOS and Android).
Self-serve uploads for indie developers: add your own game, build its page, and promote it through the platform.
A talent discovery layer for studios and HR — finding the right person through profiles.
The platform is live: 3,000+ main games and 20,000+ total entries including DLC, expansions and other sub-content. We're still early, and feedback directly shapes the roadmap — so tell me what's missing, what's broken, or what you'd want to see first.