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BoardGameGeek brings together board and card game entries with information, user ratings, forums, reviews, images, play aids, translations, and session reports. Members can keep collections, log plays, trade with other members, and transact through Geek Market. Core site access is free, with Android, iOS, and web availability; annual support levels add perks such as ad blocking and historical gaming trends. Its focus is tabletop games, so its breadth may matter less if your interests center on video games or a particular card game.

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    Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Database

    Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

    Yu-Gi-Oh! card searches, decks, and collections — It adds official Yu-Gi-Oh! card, product, deck, rules, and Forbidden & Limited List searches alongside deck and collection management.

    6.8 Free plan Visit site
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    IGDB

    Free plan APIWeb

    Video game discovery and API data — It focuses on video games, companies, and characters, with sortable discovery and API access instead of tabletop entries and play tracking.

    7.3 Free plan Visit site
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    LaunchBox

    Free plan AndroidAPIWindows

    Organizing PC and emulated game libraries — It imports Steam, GOG, ROM, and MS-DOS games and organizes a local game library with downloaded artwork and metadata.

    7.3 Free plan · paid from $30 Visit site
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    NostalgiaDB

    Free plan APIWeb

    Retro game metadata and local ROM play — It covers retro releases from 1977–2005 and adds natural-language search, API access, platform database downloads, and a browser emulator portal.

    7.0 Free plan Visit site
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    RaiderZ Game Database

    Free plan WebWindows

    RaiderZ equipment, quests, and build planning — It narrows its database to RaiderZ equipment, creatures, maps, and quests, with an in-game trade market and skill calculator.

    6.8 Free plan Visit site
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    RAWG

    Free plan APIWeb

    Video game discovery and recommendation data — It provides video game metadata and computer-vision similar-game recommendations through an API covering 500,000+ games across 50 platforms.

    6.8 Free plan · paid from $149/mo Visit site
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    YGOPRODeck

    Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1

    Yu-Gi-Oh! deck building and API access — It combines a Yu-Gi-Oh! card database and deck tools with tournament and meta discovery, drafting features, forums, and a public API.

    7.0 Free plan · paid from €4.99/mo Visit site
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    Interactive Fiction Database

    Free plan APIWeb
    6.9 Free plan Visit site
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    The Visual Novel Database

    Free plan APIWeb
    6.7 Free plan Visit site
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    Lemon Amiga

    Free plan Web
    6.6 Free plan Visit site
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    6.5 Free plan Visit site
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    MobyGames

    Free plan Web
    6.2 Free plan · 45-day trial Visit site
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    GameDNA

    Paid API
    5.6 Pricing on request Visit site

The alternatives here range from official Yu-Gi-Oh! card resources to video game catalogs, retro game metadata, and a database for one online game. Some emphasize API access or downloadable data, while others offer deck management, imports, or locally run games. Consider whether you need a broad community and play tracking or a narrower catalog with specialized search and tools. Platform availability, API conditions, and any paid features also shape which option fits your routine better.

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