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Enables MCP-compatible AI clients to inspect Godot project and editor state, observe opted-in running scenes, manage processes, and apply permission-scoped guarded edits. It starts read-only and exposes additional capabilities only through explicit command-line flags.

Enables exploring Steam store reviews and community discussion threads with server-side filtering, temporal analysis, and metadata context for understanding player sentiment and feedback beyond store page noise.

Enables AI assistants to build and manage Unity projects directly through the Unity Editor, providing 150+ tools for scene creation, script generation, play mode control, input simulation, and performance analysis.

Connect to your TTRPG campaign's repository and database. Instead of retrieving prose, its 48 tools (20 read, 28 write) return typed state: 14 entity schemas (NPCs, factions, locations, sessions, lore), relationship and knowledge-graph queries, wiki blocks, and a narrative-state bundle of open threads and canon facts.

MCP server for searching Flesh and Blood TCG cards, retrieving print variations, and browsing product catalogs via the CardVault API.

Enables a player to investigate and solve a voice-only murder mystery through an MCP client by searching locations, examining evidence, questioning suspects, reviewing notes, and making a confirmed accusation. The AI assistant never receives the solution before a valid accusation is committed.

An MCP-based trivia game server where AI creates rounds with two true statements and one false 'twist' about various topics, letting players guess which statement is false.

Enables MCP agents to play chess locally, supporting join, state, legal moves, and move execution with per-session color ownership.

Enables an LLM agent to play a melee match against the game's built-in AI by exposing raw wc3env orders as MCP tools, with games graded and native replays saved.

An MCP server that empowers AI coding agents to work effectively with Minecraft mod development, providing static analysis of decompiled source code and runtime interaction with a running Minecraft instance.

Enables reading, validating, comparing, and cleaning up Minecraft mod configuration files in .cfg, .toml, and .json formats.

Enables AI assistants to interact with and manage Minecraft servers through a standardized interface, supporting server monitoring, player management, log analysis, and command execution.

An intelligent game assistant for Red Alert, based on LangGraph and MCP, providing asynchronous architecture and multimodal AI control for game strategy, production, and combat management.

Enables AI models to place bets on a European roulette wheel that spins every minute, with persistent balances and a leaderboard.

Enables ChatGPT to retrieve live Pokémon data from PokéAPI, build tournament squads, and list popular tournament picks through MCP tools.

An MCP server that generates RuneLite Goal Planner import strings from natural language goal descriptions, enabling assistants to create paste-ready share codes for Old School RuneScape goal planning.

Enables assistants to search and look up Riftbound TCG cards, list sets, and search or fetch public decklists (resolving stored card UUIDs into real card names) through the community card database's API, so questions about cards absent from model training data can be answered with real data.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude to search and filter a Steam library, get explained Deck-friendly picks, and triage games into lanes, edit notes, reorder Up next, and refresh the library through a self-hosted Steam Backlog Triage dashboard.

Stop LLMs from hallucinating TFT data. tft-oracle gives AI assistants accurate, up-to-date game knowledge sourced from CommunityDragon.

Enables AI assistants to compare keyboard sizes and layouts, look up measured dimensions of 30 reviewed keyboards, and check whether a keyboard plus mousepad fits on a desk, including a 360° turn at a given sensitivity. It also reports which sizes have a specific key and searches keyboard reviews, linking answers to to-scale layouts.

Enables querying GoldSrc game servers (e.g., Half-Life, Counter-Strike 1.6) for server info, player lists, rules, and RCON commands.

Enables MCP clients like Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor to search a StarCraft II knowledge base, upload replays, and get AI Coach reports on games. Users can also ask follow-up questions about a coached replay, with mineral costs gated behind explicit confirmation.

An MCP server for D&D 5e SRD character creation, character-sheet management, and battles

Enables an AI assistant to look up players, companies, countries, regions, markets, battles and events in the browser game WarEra through a fixed set of read-only, game-aware tools instead of raw API calls. Results are normalized and size-limited, with no way to modify game state.

Local MCP server for automating the Ryubing Nintendo Switch emulator, providing tools for controller input, touch, screenshots, logs, game launch, and session management.

Enables AI assistants to look up Lichess players, review their recent games and flagged mistakes, and answer chess questions using Lichess's own server analysis, cloud evaluations, and Syzygy tablebase rather than guessing. Also serves daily and by-id puzzles (with solutions hidden until requested) and opening explorer statistics, returning explicit "not available" responses when Lichess has no data.

Enables LLMs to access current Pokémon GO mechanics data, including species, moves, movesets, forms, type effectiveness, CP/HP calculations, power-up costs, and PvE move damage with transparent multiplier breakdowns.

MCP server that connects AI clients to the arena-hero game's browser-stored exploration data via WebSocket, enabling queries for resource and obstacle coordinates.

A Pokemon TCG MCP server that looks up graded cards, manages a local SQLite collection, queries pricing providers, tracks a watchlist with target prices, and snapshots PSA pop counts for trend analysis.

Enables users to turn their LLM client into a Pokédex by looking up Pokémon by name, including partial or misspelled names, and predicting battle outcomes between two Pokémon.