Gamepedia

Gamepedia.com was launched in 1999 as a wiki farm dedicated to video game content, allowing users to create and maintain detailed game guides, lore entries, and strategy resources. Initially independent, it grew to host thousands of gaming wikis, competing with other game wiki platforms. In 2018, Gamepedia was acquired by Fandom, the largest fan wiki platform for entertainment and gaming. Following the acquisition, the domain gradually redirected its content to corresponding wikis on fandom.com, effectively making gamepedia.com an alias for Fandom's gaming section. The domain still resolves to Fandom's servers via Cloudflare CDN, and visitors accessing legacy gamepedia.com URLs are automatically forwarded to the equivalent page on fandom.com. The registration and technical infrastructure remain active, but the domain no longer serves independent content. Its historical significance lies in being one of the first large-scale wiki platforms focused exclusively on video games, and it continues to drive traffic to Fandom, maintaining a notable global web rank of approximately 25,351. The domain is 26 years old, uses Google MX for email, and has Tucows as registrar. Overall, gamepedia.com serves as a prominent redirect and brand vestige within the Fandom ecosystem, contributing to its authority in gaming fan content.