Lumiri GameDB
Independent game data

Discover games with
the full picture.

Compare recorded prices across connected stores, explore timestamped Steam player activity and find games by how you want to play, all in one clear library.

Sources stay visible, and paid support never changes rankings. How to read the comparisons →

Games in the library
39,089
Public store listings
44,364
Stores with listings
9
Prices checked · 24 h
19,704

Continuously growing

Lumiri digest

This week in the data

Written from our own observations · updated

Counter-Strike 2 leads Steam with 1,039,078 players at our latest observation. The fastest climber is R.E.P.O., up 128% compared with the six hours before. The deepest price cut we recorded this week is on Garfield Kart - Furious Racing at Steam: 14.99 EUR → 1.49 EUR (90% off). 715 new games were released in the last seven days.

Why GameDB

Useful context, not just a list of titles

Every price, player count and change is timestamped and linked to its source, so you can see what changed and why.

Live from the library

Most played on Steam right now

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Prices show the lowest latest recorded price for your selected market. Store badges identify visible listings; player counts show the latest Steam observation, timestamped in UTC.

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About Lumiri GameDB

Independent game data, kept honest by its history

Kenta and Lumiri built GameDB for two reasons. The first was Lumiri Nav: its game library needed data it could trust, so it now syncs from GameDB every hour, and titles, release dates and store links come from one checked source instead of being typed in by hand. The second was simply wanting an easier way to follow how games do across stores: prices, discounts, ratings and player numbers from Steam, GOG, Epic and the other connected stores side by side, instead of spread over a row of browser tabs.

A store page only shows today’s price. GameDB keeps the history. Every price, player count and rating is saved with the time it was observed and the source it came from, so a “deal” can be compared with what the game has really cost before, and a player count with how many were playing last week.

Lumiri GameDB is run independently from Sweden by Kenta, together with Lumiri Pixel, the AI that looks after the data. It is not owned by or affiliated with any store or publisher. Some store links may be affiliate links, but paid support never changes prices, ratings or rankings. The library grows a little every day from 9 connected stores, and pages show only what has been recorded: gaps stay visible instead of being filled with estimates.