GameDNA

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What GameDNA is

GameDNA is a commercial video game database covering titles from 1971 to today, with tens of thousands of games across arcade, console, PC, and other major platforms. Its Basic data includes titles, genres, player counts, publishers, developers, and descriptions. Premium adds barcodes, product IDs, Amazon ASINs, eBay EPIDs, pricing data, and affiliate-ready mapping. Corpus is an annual-license option containing AI training data modeled from real-world video game materials, validated for model use and accompanied by provenance data.

The database receives regular additions of games, identifiers, and pricing information. Buyers can access it through Datarade, Snowflake, and Databricks marketplaces, or request direct delivery and API access. Shared-dataset queries and versioned snapshot exports are available. The maker identifies storefronts, marketplaces, game developers and publishers, AI and machine-learning teams, researchers, archivists, and collectors as potential users. Commercial product use is covered by a separate written license agreement. Pricing depends on tier, license term, and use case, and requires a quote. GameDNA Telemetry is in development, with a waitlist available.

Who it suits

GameDNA suits storefronts, marketplaces, developers, publishers, and collectors that need structured game information or identifiers. Its Corpus tier is aimed at AI and machine-learning teams, while researchers and archivists may use the broader database for their work.

What it does well

Covers games from 1971 to today across major platforms.
Basic data includes titles, genres, player counts, and descriptions.
Premium adds product identifiers, pricing data, and affiliate-ready mapping.
Corpus includes validated AI training data with provenance.
Available through marketplaces, direct delivery, and API access on request.

What to know first

No free plan is offered.
Pricing requires a quote based on tier, term, and use case.
Telemetry is still in development.

Limits

There is no free plan, and prices require a quote. Basic covers core catalog details; Premium adds identifiers and pricing data, while Corpus is licensed annually and focuses on AI training data.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Basic	One-time license or subscription; monthly subscription also offered · Titles & genres · player counts · publishers & developers · descriptions	On request
Corpus	Annual license; multi-year available · AI training data · validated for model use · real-world source modeling	On request
Premium	One-time license or subscription; monthly subscription also offered · Basic features · barcodes & product IDs · Amazon ASIN · eBay EPID · pricing data · affiliate-ready mapping	On request

As gamacy.com lists them, read 7 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Visit the GameDNA website.
Request access and a sample slice with a tier recommendation.
Choose Basic, Premium, or Corpus based on the required data.
Request API or direct delivery, or access the dataset through Datarade, Snowflake, or Databricks.
Arrange commercial licensing under a written agreement.

Verdict

Choose GameDNA if your work needs a licensed, structured database of video games, with tiers for basic catalog data, product identifiers, or AI training data. Buyers should be prepared to request a quote and agree to separate commercial licensing terms.

Questions

How much does GameDNA cost?

Pricing depends on the tier, license term, and use case, and requires a quote. No fixed prices are shown.

Is there a free plan?

No. GameDNA is a paid product.

How can I access the data?

It is available through Datarade, Snowflake, and Databricks marketplaces. Direct delivery and API access can be requested; shared-dataset queries and versioned snapshot exports are also available.

What does Premium add?

Premium includes Basic data plus barcodes, product IDs, Amazon ASINs, eBay EPIDs, pricing data, and affiliate-ready mapping.

What is Corpus?

Corpus is an annual-license tier with AI training data modeled from real-world game materials, validated for model use, and accompanied by provenance data.

Can I use GameDNA commercially?

The maker describes it as licensed for commercial products and platforms. Terms are governed by a separate written license agreement.

Facts from GameDNA's own pages

Basic data: Basic includes titles, genres, player counts, publishers, developers, and descriptions. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Commercial licensing: The maker describes GameDNA as licensed for commercial products and platforms, with terms governed by a separate written license agreement. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Corpus: Corpus includes AI-ready training data modeled from real-world video game materials, validated for model use, with provenance data included. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Coverage: The maker says the database covers tens of thousands of titles across every major platform. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Delivery: GameDNA is offered through Datarade, Snowflake, and Databricks marketplaces, as well as direct and API delivery on request; shared-dataset queries and versioned snapshot exports are available. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Headquarters: Anacortes, Washington, United States · gamacy.com, 28 Sept 2026
Intended users: The maker identifies storefronts and marketplaces, game developers and publishers, AI and machine-learning teams, researchers and archivists, and collectors as users of its data. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Notable limitation: GameDNA Telemetry is in development and listed as coming soon, with a waitlist offered. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Premium data: Premium adds barcodes, product IDs, Amazon ASIN, eBay EPID, pricing data, and affiliate-ready mapping. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Pricing: Pricing depends on tier, license term, and use case, and requires a quote; the pages show no fixed prices. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Privacy: The maker says its website sets no cookies, does not sell personal data, and uses analytics that collects no personal data and sets no cookies. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Product: GameDNA is a commercial, continuously updated video game database spanning 1971 to today. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Security: Gamacy says personal data submitted through its website is transmitted over encrypted connections and stored in access-controlled systems with limited internal access. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Support: The maker advertises support that scales with its licensing tiers and offers access requests with a sample slice and tier recommendation. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026
Updates: The dataset is frequently updated, with new titles, identifiers, and pricing added on a regular cadence. · gamacy.com, 7 Oct 2026

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