Search the IGDB database of 280,000+ games to fetch genres, platforms, ratings, cover art, and release dates.
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- Retrieves full game details by IGDB ID—storyline, genres, platforms, developers, publishers, themes, game modes, similar games, and websites.MIT
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- Find video games in the IGDB database by entering search terms, retrieving details like ratings, release dates, and platforms.MIT
- Search the IGDB database for games by name. Retrieve results with a configurable limit and API credentials.MIT
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