Survival & Crafting
Weapon damage, armour values, food buffs and creature health — the numbers that decide whether you survive the night.
ValheimDB
Weapon damage per tier, food health and stamina values, creature HP and armour ratings — sortable so you can see what actually upgrades your build.
IcarusDB
Weapon damage and durability, food and drink buffs with exact durations, creature health and behaviour per biome.
GroundDB
Weapons, armour, creatures, smoothies and trinkets with rankings, plus a gear planner that scores a full loadout against a chosen target.
CoreDB
Weapons, armour, food and enemies with material tiers, plus a crafting calculator that tallies the ore you actually need.
FactorDB
Weapons, items, armour, crafting recipes and portal destinations for the GATE facility — the largest single index of the bunch.
TimberDB
Weapons, armour, items, animals and crafting recipes, with the stat columns the in-game UI hides from you.
EmberDB
The widest index here — items, recipes, locations and guides, with every infobox parsed into sortable columns.
LongDarkDB
Food calories, hydration and vitamin C per item, clothing warmth and windproofing, and the full affliction table.
DayZDB
Food energy, water and stomach volume, ammo damage and penetration, magazines and gear — the survival maths DayZ never shows.
D7TDDB
Zombie health broken out by base, feral and radiated tier, plus weapon and tool damage per quality level, mods and ammo.
OnceHumanDB
Armour HP, durability and resistances, weapon damage, crit and magazine size, food values and deviation stats.
Combat & Progression
Long progression ladders need a spreadsheet. We already made one.
ConanDB
4,500+ entries: weapon damage and armour penetration, armour values per set, thrall stats and consumables. The biggest database on the network.
VRisingDB
All 64 V Blood carriers with levels and locations, weapon gear level and physical power, armour sets and drop tables — plus a loot finder that works backwards from an item.
Factory & Automation
Recipes, ratios and rates — the maths that makes a factory actually work.
SatisfactoryDB
Crafting recipes with exact per-minute input and output rates, including every alternate recipe, plus a production calculator for planning a line.
FactorioDB
Recipes with exact craft times and ingredient counts, parsed straight from the official wiki infoboxes, with a production calculator on top.
Colony & Settlement
When a raid wipes your colony, it is usually a stat problem.
RimWorldDB
Weapon damage, DPS and range using the same formula the wiki uses, apparel armour ratings, food nutrition and animal stats.
BellwrightDB
Armour ratings with their movement-speed penalties side by side, weapon cutting and blunt values, and food stats — plus a loadout builder.
Creatures & Breeding
Working out which two parents give the child you want, without a 400-row spreadsheet.
PalworldDB
Pal stats, work suitability, drops and breeding combos, weapon and armour stats — with 52 hand-checked special breeding combinations and a breeding calculator.
PalHub
The focused Palworld companion: breeding calculator, work suitability comparisons and base-building guides, without the noise.
DiverDB
Fish farming stats, recipe filters and staff comparisons — sort the roster by the stat that actually matters for tonight's dive.
Why LootSeer exists
Most game wikis are built for reading. LootSeer is built for deciding: you arrive with a question ("which bow does more damage at my tier?", "which two Pals breed into Anubis?"), and the answer should be the first thing on screen — not three paragraphs down a prose page.
So every page leads with the numbers, every table is sortable, and every item has the same columns as the items it competes with. If a stat exists in the game files, we surface it.
Where the data comes from
- Community wikis (Fandom and wiki.gg) for item definitions and infoboxes
- Game files and documented formulas for derived numbers — for example RimWorld weapon DPS, which we compute with the same formula the wiki documents
- Hand-checked exceptions: special breeding combinations and boss progression tables get verified by hand, because automation gets those wrong
How fresh is it
Each database re-syncs against its source wiki on a daily cycle. When a patch changes a value upstream, the page follows — you should never be reading last-season armour values.
Calculators, not just tables
Nine of the databases ship a purpose-built calculator, because a table tells you what a single item does and a calculator tells you what a build does:
- Breeding calculator — Palworld, PalHub: pick a target, get the parent pairs
- DPS calculator — RimWorld, 7 Days to Die: damage, cooldown and shots per burst
- Production calculator — Satisfactory, Factorio: per-minute input and output ratios
- Nutrition calculator — DayZ, Once Human, The Long Dark: calories, water and stomach volume
- Gear & loadout planners — Grounded, Bellwright: score a full set, not one slot
- Armor & loot finders — Conan Exiles, V Rising: filter every set, or work backwards from an item
Free, and staying that way
Every database is free to use with no login and no paywall. The sites are supported by advertising. No database accepts payment for placement — stats are shown in the order the numbers put them in.
Beyond the databases
One non-gaming experiment on the network.