About

Endgame Tools builds tools for games people play for years: interactive maps, databases, trackers and calculators — the kind of thing you keep open in a second tab while you play — and each game’s news, following what changes in it.

How it is made

Game data is read from the games' own files — the WoW Forever client, Minecraft's — so stats, spells, talents and recipes are the game's own, in its own words and languages, with the build they come from on every page. Nothing is copied from another site's database. Where a community's work is used, like the GTA VI map, it is credited, its licence respected, and it is shown for what it is.

How the news is written

Each game’s news follows what changes in it — release dates, patches, seasons — kept apart from the other games’ news. Every article is dated, lists the sources behind its facts, and keeps what a publisher has announced apart from what is only reported. When a fact changes, the article is corrected and its update date moves with it.

Who makes it

Endgame Tools is an independent project, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any game publisher. What is not ours — a community's map, a publisher's press art — says whose it is, beside it and on the legal page. Every question reaches the people who make it, at hello@endgametools.com.

Corrections

Found a wrong marker, an expired code or a bad stat? Write to hello@endgametools.com. Corrections are made quickly, and the change date on each tool is real.