About GameFigs

From a stats site to a toolkit players actually click to use.

Who runs GameFigs

GameFigs is an independent editorial research project run by The GameFigs Editorial Team. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any game publisher, hardware vendor, or platform holder — and we do not sell hardware or game keys. The team is responsible for every tool, guide, and figure on this site.

Our approach

Every tool is tested in-browser before publication, and every guide links to its reference with a retrieval date. Where a formula is exact, the result is exact; where a value depends on game- or hardware-specific factors, we use community-accepted or publicly reported figures and label them clearly as estimates. We would rather show a labeled estimate than a precise-looking number we cannot back up.

What we are not

We are not a game publisher, a hardware vendor, or an official support channel for any game or platform. Where a commercial tool or official service genuinely does the job better, our guides point to it, but we hold no special endorsement from any vendor and recommendations are never paid for. Game names and logos belong to their owners.

Why a toolkit?

Generic “game stats” explainer pages get answered directly inside AI Overviews, so they earn almost no clicks. A tool, on the other hand, can be described by a chatbot but not run by one — so when someone needs the actual number, they still come to the site to use it. GameFigs is built around that idea: every page is an interactive utility.

How the tools work

All tools run entirely in your browser. There is no backend, no account, and nothing you type is uploaded. Where a formula is exact (for example, eDPI = DPI × sensitivity, or cm ↔ in conversion) the result is exact. Where a value depends on game- or hardware-specific factors (cm/360 yaw, relative GPU performance), we use community-accepted or publicly reported figures and label them clearly as estimates.

Sources & honesty

Each tool that cites numbers links to its reference and shows a retrieval date. GPU comparisons use widely published relative-performance tiers. Sensitivity math uses standard converter formulas. We would rather show a clear estimate with a source than a precise-looking number we can't back up.

Independence

GameFigs is an independent, fan-made project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any game publisher, hardware vendor, or platform holder. Game names and logos belong to their owners.

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Our standards, in one place

Read the full Methodology for how we test and verify every tool, meet The GameFigs Editorial Team behind this site, or reuse our open data via Cite This Dataset (CC BY 4.0).

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