"nexus play" matching MCP servers:

Exposes the Nexus Mods API to AI agents so they can search and inspect mods, browse authors' catalogues, and upload or publish mod files from a local archive in a few aggregated tool calls. It handles authentication, caching, reporting quotas, and the multi-step v3 upload flow, while gating write and publish operations behind opt-in permissions.

Enables any MCP client to search, browse, download, and manage Nexus Mods content—games, mods, files, comments, collections, and user preferences—through a unified REST and GraphQL interface with caching and OAuth2 support.

Enables MCP clients to browse the Nexus Mods catalogue and manage a local Vortex installation by reusing the user's existing Vortex login, including queuing download, install, enable/disable, deploy, and removal operations with job polling.

A local MCP server for Nexus Mods mod discovery and research, backed by the v2 GraphQL API, enabling search of games, mods, collections, and users.

A local MCP server for Nexus Mods mod discovery, research, and downloading, backed by the v2 GraphQL API and the website's DownloadPopUp widget.

A Multi-Agent Conversation Protocol server for interacting with Google Play Game Services Configuration API, allowing management of game configurations through natural language commands.

An MCP server that enables management of Google Play games via the Google Games Management API, allowing automated interactions for game resets, hiding/unhiding data, and player management through natural language commands.

An MCP server that gives AI assistants access to an entropy-based Wordle solver, providing game stats and ranked guess recommendations with expected information gain to help agents play and explain Wordle optimally.

Enables AI agents to connect to and play a seat in the Agent Raid co-op boss-raid A2A game, using MCP tools to wait for turns, submit moves, and exchange party chat.

An MCP server that lets LLM agents autonomously play retro games by driving a real OpalEmu emulator in a Playwright-controlled browser, exposing tools for loading ROMs, controlling buttons, and capturing screenshots.

Enables AI to autonomously play the TokenLife text-based life simulation game, from birth to death, experiencing events like censorship and era changes, and sending letters to the user. Users just ask the AI to start and it plays itself.

Lets Claude join a real match of the shooting game as the second player and play it through a live browser, reading the arena and sending actual keyboard inputs to move and shoot.

Enables AI agents to play the CPU Game on EVM, including world exploration, building, crafting, and trading via natural language.

MCP server for Project CPU, a blockchain game on EVM. It lets an AI agent play on your behalf: read the world map, reveal cells, build and mine, craft, move resources, trade at marketplaces, and cash out to on-chain $CPU.

Enables AI agents to play deterministic escape-room puzzles through MCP tools, exploring rooms, inspecting objects, moving, using items, and submitting answers, while producing reproducible event traces and scores.

An MCP server adapter that allows LLM agents to autonomously play World of ClaudeCraft by wrapping the game's headless environment as MCP tools for state reading and action execution.

MCP server for Lucille Protocol — let your AI agent play the game, win rewards, and earn NFTs on Base.

Enables LLM agents to play full games of Civilization VI by connecting to running game instances via the FireTuner debug interface, with 76 tools for units, cities, diplomacy, research, and turn management, plus narration of game state through rule-enforcing APIs without requiring vision models.

Enables Large Language Models to play chess agentically with real-time HTML board visualization and a hybrid AI engine featuring ten difficulty levels. It supports interactive games between users and agents, including a web dashboard to monitor active matches.

Enables AI assistants to play Pokemon Fire Red through the mGBA emulator by providing tools for button inputs and screenshots. It allows for direct reading of real-time game state from RAM, including party information, player location, and battle status.