I built ps-db because I kept wanting a simple way to answer "what should I play next on PS5" without wading through storefront algorithms or a dozen open tabs. Most PS5 game lists are either official store pages (great for buying, bad for browsing) or wikis (great for facts, no filtering). ps-db pulls real data from IGDB and RAWG (~2,760 PS5 titles, actual Metacritic scores, ESRB ratings, playtime estimates) and lets you filter by genre, tags, developer, publisher, score, and release year, including excluding what you don't want to see. Each game has its own page with a similar-games rail, screenshots, and trailers. No account, no signup, just search and filter, no login needed. I also just shipped a "My Games" feature so you can tag things Owned/Wishlist/Blocked locally in your browser. It started as a weekend project to solve my own backlog problem, and it grew from there based on feedback from r/PS5 (turns out people really wanted filtering and the ability to exclude tags, both shipped since). Happy to answer questions about the data sources, the stack, or what's next. Feedback on what's missing is very welcome!

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Browse, filter, and discover PS5 games with real data

Browse, filter, and discover PS5 games with real data