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What are some helpful gaming websites you wish people knew? (kbin.run)
submitted 9 months ago by SamXavia@kbin.run to c/games@lemmy.world
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Gaming Websites to help you Track stats, items or story. What do you wish people knew more about in Gaming Websites?

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[โ€“] CharlesReed@kbin.social 11 points 9 months ago (1 children)

These are two that might be well known, but I don't really hear people talking about:

  • I use Map Genie quite a bit. It's just a bunch of interactive maps for a lot of different games, but it's really helpful when looking for that one item you're missing, or waypoints in general. It's mostly geared towards open world games.
  • I also use How Long To Beat if I looking to play a new game but don't really want to spend over a certain amount of hours playing. (Although I'm a bit of a slow player, so whatever completion times are listed I have to multiply by 2).

The other reference sites I use like NeoSeeker and Game FAQs are pretty well known and have been around for ages.

[โ€“] SamXavia@kbin.run 2 points 9 months ago

Both look like amazing websites for people to use, thanks for sharing