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@yourfiyan
A game ownership intelligence dashboard that ingests Epic Games Store purchase history, enriches each title with IGDB metadata (ratings, genres, release dates), and surfaces the library through interactive analytics — distribution breakdowns, confidence-weighted views, and per-game detail pages. Built with vanilla HTML/CSS/JS and a Fluent 2 design system.
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GameID
Game ID is a gaming ownership and library analytics dashboard,
Instead of seeing giant lists of games in a launcher without proper info on how much the account is actually worth? Game ID solves it by taking your official Epic Games account export, then turning it into a dashboard where you see statistical information and understand what your library is actually worth.
It has a search option with different views, filter, etc.
Everything happens entirely in your browser locally using JSZip and PDF.js to extracts your library and account data and stores the results locally on your device. There is also an example export file in the GitHub repo
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GameID
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After a lot of work, the project is finally at a point where I can call it a fully working version and get it ready to publish as an MVP. Unfortunately, I lost most of my recorded working hours. I ended up using another IDE that didn’t have the time counter running, so that work didn’t get tracked.
The new update contains:
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so Game ID is a project I’ve been quietly building for a while now. the idea is simple I own games across multiple stores and keep losing track of what I actually have and what’s worth playing. Looking to buy a game, only to find out I already owned it. so I’m building my own read-only intelligence dashboard for my game library. I have tested it against my own game library after importing my games. It cross-references the library with Steam and IGDB, producing enriched records with genres, ratings, release dates, confidence scores, and other metadata. i will be adding a proper import/export system later.
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