Game SEO Radar: Which game site should you build today?

Configured sources expose their actual success and failure states. First discovery is not a release date. Exact .com uses only the normalized game keyword and never adds suffixes such as guide.

The worker fetches the official page before DeepSeek extracts grounded release metadata, category and advice. AI never generates search volume, keyword difficulty, competitors or trends. Missing, failed, queued and zero values remain distinct. Only newly inserted records enter automatic enrichment; history is not bulk-backfilled.

Every filter option carries a real number: a chip counts how many rows that option returns while every other active filter stays as it is, a group's own filter never counts itself, and so a group's option numbers add up to its All chip exactly. Each group ends in a catch-all chip (Unjudged / Unverified / Other / Unclassified) that counts the rows whose stored value is none of the named ones; a chip reading 0 means there are no such rows, not that they were left uncounted.

Social buzz comes from the real SERP: which social platforms actually rank is measured first, then DeepSeek only judges the level (high/medium/none). If the model is unavailable the ranked-platform evidence is kept and the level stays empty — never invented.

“Registrable” is decided by the domain lookup alone: only while the exact .com is still free does DeepSeek advise whether the keyword is worth registering, along with the smallest shippable site (MVP) and who is searching. A taken domain never shows that verdict. It is AI advice, not measured demand, and it never authorizes a build on its own.

Registered date, monthly visits, first discovery and release date sort the full result set in D1 in both directions, with unknown/missing values last either way; the other columns reorder only the current page. D1 handles pagination and filtering, and idempotency prevents duplicate charges. The domain and registration-date columns link out: a registered domain opens the live site, a free or undetermined domain opens its Query.Domains record, and the date opens a Query.Domains search for the keyword.