Crypto Games Checker — the free browser extension for crypto games
Know if a crypto game is live, silent or gone the moment you open its website — and get warned on fake game sites before you connect a wallet. Free, no account, nothing about your browsing leaves your computer.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons and Firefox Add-ons.
Live, silent or gone — on the game's own site
Open any of 3,600+ crypto game websites and a small card tells you if the game is still alive, with its score, rank and token price. 4,299 games checked.
Fake-site shield
Typosquats like axieinfinlty.com and "claim your airdrop" domains get a red warning and the real address, before you connect a wallet.
Tags on Google, X and Reddit
Live / Gone tags next to links to crypto games in search results and posts. Click a tag for the full game card.
The whole list in one tab
Browse the live games by score, chain, genre and device; search the graveyard; follow tokens, events and news.
Also in the extension
- Follow a game — a notification when its status changes or its token moves 15% or more.
- Address bar search — type
cgand a game name. - Right-click any link or selected name: “Check this game with CryptoGames.gg”.
- Events calendar — tournaments, seasons and launches happening now and this week.
- News from the CryptoGames.gg newsroom, by category.
Questions
Is the Crypto Games Checker free?
Yes. It is free, has no account, no ads and no paid tier.
What does it show on a game's website?
A small card in the corner: whether the game is live, shows no sign of life, or is gone, with its CryptoGames.gg score, rank and token price. On a domain that no longer belongs to the game it warns you not to connect a wallet.
How does the fake-site shield work?
Scam sites copy a game's address with one wrong letter, a 0 for an o, or words like "claim" and "airdrop". When a site imitates one of the live games we track, the extension shows a red warning and the real address. It is optional and asks for permission first.
Does it track the sites I visit?
No. The list of game sites ships inside the extension and every check happens on your computer. Our server only hears about a game when you open its card.
Which browsers does it support?
Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers, and Firefox.
How do you decide if a crypto game is alive?
A game is live when we find a dated sign of life in the last twelve months: player activity, token trading, events or confirmed updates. Gone means the domain is dead, parked, for sale, serves something else, or the developers announced the end.
Every verdict comes from the same data as our list of live crypto games.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons and Firefox Add-ons.