GameBanana

Web

Freedom report

One barScore 5.4

GameBanana is ranked #10 of 24 in game mod repositories on Freedom251. It runs on Web.

Compared on game mod repositories

GameBanana purpose: GameBanana describes itself as a game modding community.
No paywalls: The site says it does not have paywalls or sell mods.
Minecraft section: The linked page is for Minecraft: Java Edition mods and modding resources.
Community content: The Minecraft page lists mods, threads, tutorials, sounds, scripts, tools, projects, and other community sections.
Support: GameBanana provides a support ticket page with an option to add a ticket.
API: GameBanana documents an API endpoint that authenticates an app using an API password, app ID, and user ID.
API data: A GameBanana blog post says adding an api query parameter to a page can return JSON data for a module on that page.
API caveat: The API blog post cautions that available data may change and that returned data can be large, so caching is needed.
RSS feeds: GameBanana's tutorial describes an RSS feed API for new submissions that can be filtered by game or item type.
History: GameBanana's history wiki says the site began as CSCentral in mid-2000 and was renamed GameBanana in 2011.
Audience: The Management Initiative page says the site aims to serve PC gamers who customize their games.
Advertising: The site says running ads is its way to cover its monthly bills.
JavaScript: The Minecraft game page says the site requires JavaScript.
Purpose: GameBanana hosts mods and other modding resources for Minecraft: Java Edition.

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