Game Utilities & Launchers

HowLongToBeat tracks games and playtimes, supports backlog cataloging, and includes a daily guessing game.

Browse interactive maps for games and other worlds, with locations, characters, and items annotated.

WSGF reviews PC game graphics, discusses performance and image quality, and publishes detailed game reports.

Aim400kg provides training exercises for mouse accuracy, reaction time, and quickness, with activity statistics.

Use Watt Toolkit to access a collection of tools for Steam, as described by its Chinese-language page.

Steam.Design crops Steam profile backgrounds to display a selected area on a user’s profile.

Games Database archives retro game manuals, videos, music, maps, advertisements, artwork, publishers, and developers.

Steam users can access inventory and marketplace tools through this browser extension.

GameMaps hosts custom game maps and mods from independent developers, including releases for Left 4 Dead 2.

Create single- or double-elimination, Swiss-system, and round-robin tournament brackets with Easy Bracket.

Fortnite.GG provides an interactive map showing spawn locations and weekly Battle Pass challenges.

This WiiLink page describes BlueSky as an unofficial way to reconnect with the WiiLink service.

Creepy’s HDR Guides explains using ReShade with HDR, with guides primarily written for Windows.

Game8 provides walkthroughs, news, and guides from Japan; a free account unlocks additional features and tools.

Generate NRO-to-NSP forwarders for a modded Nintendo Switch using this browser tool.

Project GLD manages game libraries on Windows, automatically importing collections and gathering metadata for launch and organization.

Read translated interviews and articles from Japanese game developers, especially about older arcade and console titles.

Check server availability for LAN Play and find free Switch servers for online play with friends.

Discover Mii residents and share them with other players for use on a Tomodachi Life island.

Launch games from a Rainmeter desktop skin using the GameHUB launcher.

Pretendo recreates Nintendo Network game servers as a free open source replacement service for supported Nintendo systems.

Explore noclip, a digital museum that catalogs and presents levels from video games.

Center.Steam provides a tool for centering text showcases on a Steam profile.

Explore a Hollow Knight map and track progress toward checklist completion.