Gamepedia.com has been discontinued. Similar sites and apps include Wikipedia, which is free and open source. Other options are PCGamingWiki, Miraheze, Fandom and WikiIndex. You can choose from more than 10 Encyclopedias like Gamepedia.com for Android, iPhone, iPad, self-hosting and Mac.
Free content, multilingual online encyclopedia written and maintained by a community of volunteers through a model of open collaboration, using a wiki-based editing system.
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Miraheze is a wiki farm (hosts wikis) for free and with no ads, it also provides custom domains, extensions and many other features. It is based on MediaWiki.
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FANDOM is a community-based service that allows anyone to create a wiki on virtually any subject. Discover, share and add your knowledge! Wikia is financed by advertisment!
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Welcome to WikiIndex, a wiki of all wiki, wiki people, wiki software, wiki farms, and wiki ideas, a 'work in progress' founded in 2006.
GameFAQs is an online archive of video and computer game information, codes, walkthroughs, hints, message boards, save games files, and of course, FAQs. Everything on the site is contributed freely by various members of the public and is available for free private use to all...
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Oppia is a free, open-source learning platform. Full of interactive activities called 'explorations', Oppia helps curious minds learn and teach.
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LibreGameWiki the free gaming encyclopedia for games developed as open source and using open media.
Alchetron.com is a free social encyclopedia for world where you can create, organize and learn easily using topics.
With Alchetron you can search & share thousands of organized topics which can be biographies, free courses for students etc.
A premium wiki host with top-class quality, excellent support, and VisualEditor (a WYSIWYG application), that puts an individual touch to repetitive business.
FrontierNav is a community-driven wiki for interactive game guides, databases, maps and completion tracking.
Golden is a self-constructing knowledge database built by artificial and human intelligence with the goal of mapping all human knowledge.
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