Game Prices
Retrieves current and historical prices for video games across digital storefronts like Steam and Epic Games Store via MCP tool calls. Enables programmatic queries by game title, platform, or region. Developers building price trackers and analysts monitoring gaming market trends use it for data extraction and comparison.
Overview
The @lulzasaur9192/mcp-game-prices MCP server provides access to video game pricing data from multiple online storefronts. It allows AI models and applications to fetch real-time prices, historical trends, and deal information through structured tool invocations, bypassing manual web scraping.
Key Capabilities
- Price querying: Retrieves current sale and base prices for specific games on platforms like Steam, Epic, or GOG.
- Cross-store comparison: Compares prices across stores for the same title, including regional variations.
- Historical data access: Pulls price history to identify discounts or price drops over time.
- Deal detection: Identifies ongoing promotions or lowest historical prices.
These capabilities are exposed as MCP tools for integration into AI agents or scripts.
Use Cases
- Price comparison bot: Use price querying and cross-store comparison to build a Discord bot that recommends the cheapest store for a game like 'Cyberpunk 2077' on PC.
- Market analysis dashboard: Fetch historical data to chart price trends for titles like 'Elden Ring', helping analysts spot pricing strategies.
- Deal alert system: Monitor prices with historical data access to notify users when 'Baldur's Gate 3' drops below $30.
- Game storefront aggregator: Integrate into a web app to display aggregated prices from multiple regions for mobile games.
Who This Is For
Game developers tracking competitor pricing, data analysts studying digital distribution economics, bot builders creating deal finders, and hobbyists automating personal game purchase decisions.