"Rockstar Games" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to publish games through typed MCP tools, including creating games, uploading builds, defining achievements, attaching media, and publishing without human dashboard interaction.

Enables AI assistants to manage TapTap minigames and H5 games, including leaderboards, sharing, multiplayer, cloud saves, and game DC data query, with zero-config OAuth 2.0 authentication.

Game modules, project scaffold and SDK skills for building cross-platform and web3 games on iDos Games. Read-only local server: npx -y @idosgames/mcp.

Enables AI agents to recommend Steam games from natural language by searching games, finding similar titles, filtering by tags and platform, and retrieving detailed game metadata.

Read-only MCP server for reviewing completed public Lichess games, providing tools to fetch a game or list recent completed games with strict safety and cost boundaries.

MCP server for Korean content mini-games, enabling AI agents to host and participate in quote guessing, word relay, actor relay, balance games, and daily challenges.

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.

Enables dice rolling for RPG games using standard dice notation, supporting complex expressions like keep/drop, reroll, exploding dice, and batch rolls.

An MCP server that exposes PPSSPP — the PlayStation Portable emulator — to any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, etc.) via PPSSPP's built-in WebSocket debugger interface. Read and write PSP memory, drive games with button input, capture screenshots, set CPU breakpoints, inspect MIPS Allegrex registers — all through a clean tool interface. No bridge plugin needed; PPSSPP's debugg

Structural graph map of any codebase. Scans entities, relationships, and feature flows across 13 languages so LLMs navigate by structure instead of reading everything.

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 verify email addresses, clean lists, run bulk verification jobs, and manage a Verifly account through natural language, without writing HTTP calls.

A search-first MCP server that queries multiple public asset sources and optional local libraries for game development, unifying results with Chinese keyword expansion, license normalization, and cursor pagination.

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.

About Search Steam games, fetch user reviews, and analyze sentiment with topic drill-down to make informed purchasing decisions.

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 interaction with the Twitch API to retrieve user information, check live status, access videos, top streams, games, and search channels through natural language.

Enables language models to play board games such as tic-tac-toe, Ultimate tic-tac-toe and Phantom, and to choose their own moves by calling Monte Carlo tree search, minimax and information set MCTS as tools.

Enables MCP-compatible LLMs to control Amazon Alexa devices by sending announcements, text commands, and SSML speech, as well as managing smart-home groups, routines, lists, volume, Do Not Disturb, and sensor queries.

Enables MCP-compatible LLMs to control Amazon Alexa devices, including announcements, voice commands, smart-home group management, routines, media playback, and sensor state queries.