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RAWG Video Games Database

Pulls comprehensive game metadata, developer histories, and community discussions into your workflows to automate gaming research and content curation.

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  1. AI native RAWG Video Games Database integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right RAWG Video Games Database calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your RAWG Video Games Database data, across all 27 of its actions.

  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke RAWG Video Games Database access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.

  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in RAWG Video Games Database, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when RAWG Video Games Database is unclear instead of plowing ahead.

  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach RAWG Video Games Database.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every RAWG Video Games Database action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on RAWG Video Games Database, and when to use it.

List games
Use this to browse or filter games by platform, genre, or rating. Ideal for building curated lists of titles.
Get game details
Pull comprehensive metadata for a specific game including descriptions and ratings.
Get game screenshots
Retrieve image URLs and dimensions for a specific title to use in visual galleries.
Get game trailers
Pull video URLs and preview thumbnails for a game to embed in reviews.
Get game series list
Find all games within a specific franchise to map out a series timeline.
Get game reddit posts
Pull recent discussions from a game subreddit to monitor community feedback.
List game developers
Browse game developers or filter games by the studio that created them.
Get developer details
Pull detailed information about a specific game studio using their unique ID.
Get game achievements
Retrieve a list of achievements including completion percentages and descriptions.
Get game store links
Find direct links to digital storefronts where a specific game is available for purchase.
Get game development team
Identify the individual creators and roles involved in the production of a specific title.
List video game genres
Browse available genres to use as filters for broader game discovery workflows.
List video game platforms
Retrieve a list of all supported hardware platforms from PC to mobile.
Get game additions list
Pull a list of DLC, expansions, or special editions associated with a base game.
Get creator details
Pull biography and role information for a specific person in the gaming industry.
List video game publishers
Browse publishers to analyze the portfolio of a specific gaming company.
Get Creator Roles List
Tool to get a list of creator positions (jobs) in the gaming industry. Use when you need to browse available creator roles or positions.
List Game Creators
Tool to get a list of game creators from the RAWG database. Use when you need to browse available creators or find specific game developers, designers, or other gaming industry professionals. Supports pagination via page and page_size param
Get Game Development Team List
Tool to get a list of individual creators from the development team of a specific game. Use when you need to find out who worked on developing a particular game.
Get Parent Games List
Tool to get a list of parent games for DLCs and editions. Use when you need to identify the main or base game for a DLC, expansion, or special edition.
Get Genre Details
Tool to get details of a specific video game genre. Use when you need information about a particular genre including its name, description, and game count.
List Parent Platforms
Tool to get a list of parent platforms from RAWG database. Use when you need to browse platform families like PlayStation, Xbox, or PC that group related gaming platforms together. For instance, PlayStation groups PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4, and PS
Get Platform Details
Tool to get details of a specific gaming platform from the RAWG database. Use when you need information about a particular platform including its name, launch year, and game count.
Get Publisher Details
Tool to get details of a specific publisher from the RAWG database. Use when you need to retrieve information about a game publisher by their unique ID.
List Video Game Stores
Tool to get a list of video game storefronts. Use when you need to browse digital distribution services where games can be purchased. Supports pagination and ordering options.
Get Store Details
Tool to get details of a specific video game store. Use when you need information about a particular storefront including its name, domain, and game count.
List Tags
Tool to get a list of tags from the RAWG database. Use when you need to browse tags that categorize games by specific characteristics. Supports pagination via page and page_size parameters.
Get Tag Details
Tool to get details of a specific tag from the RAWG database. Use when you need detailed information about a particular tag including its name, games count, and description.

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Frequently asked questions

Ceven implements an intelligent queuing system to respect RAWG API constraints. Because RAWG enforces strict request limits based on your API key tier, our agent monitors the headers of every response to track remaining quota. If a workflow triggers a massive batch of requests, such as pulling details for every game in a large series, Ceven will automatically pause and stagger subsequent calls to prevent your key from being throttled. This ensures that your automation does not break mid run and prevents temporary IP bans. You can check your current usage status within the integration settings to see how close you are to your daily limit.
Ceven can simulate real time tracking by running scheduled polling workflows. While RAWG does not push webhooks for new releases, you can set a Ceven agent to run a List Games call every few hours filtered by upcoming release dates. The agent compares the results against a stored list of previously identified games and triggers a notification or a database update whenever a new title is officially listed or a release date changes. This is highly effective for news sites that want to alert their audience the moment a game becomes available for pre order on digital storefronts.
No, Ceven does not mirror the RAWG image library. When you use a workflow to get game screenshots or trailers, the agent retrieves the direct URLs provided by the RAWG CDN. These URLs are passed through to your destination system, such as a WordPress site or a Discord channel. This approach ensures that you are always displaying the most current assets and avoids the storage costs associated with hosting millions of gaming images. If a RAWG asset is removed or changed on their end, the link will reflect that change in your downstream application automatically.
Yes, this is a core strength of the integration. You can start a workflow with a specific developer ID and use the List Games tool to pull every title they have ever published. From there, the agent can iterate through each game to extract the release year and platform. By piping this data into a timeline tool or a spreadsheet, Ceven creates a complete chronological map of a studio's evolution. You can even expand this by pulling the development team list for each game to see which key creators stayed with the studio and which ones moved to other companies over time.
The RAWG API provides a specific endpoint that aggregates recent posts from a games dedicated subreddit. Ceven accesses this endpoint to pull the most relevant community discussions without needing a separate Reddit API key for every single game. The agent can then analyze these posts for common keywords or sentiment. For example, you can build a workflow that flags a game as trending if the volume of Reddit posts increases by twenty percent in a week. This allows you to combine hard database facts from RAWG with live social chatter in one single automated stream.
Ceven uses the RAWG platform list to handle this. Instead of just searching for PlayStation, you can use the List Video Game Platforms tool to find the exact ID for the PlayStation 5 or the Nintendo Switch OLED. Once the agent has the specific platform ID, it applies that as a filter in the List Games call. This ensures that your results are precise and do not include versions of the game that are not compatible with the hardware you are researching. This level of granularity is essential for technical reviews or compatibility guides.
When a search returns no results, the Ceven agent is programmed to handle the empty response gracefully rather than failing the workflow. You can configure a fallback path in your workflow logic. For instance, if the agent cannot find a game by its exact title, it can be instructed to try a broader search using only the first two words of the title or search for the publisher instead. This prevents the entire automation from stopping and allows the agent to provide a list of closest matches for a human to review and select from manually.
The limit is governed by RAWG pagination. When you request a list of games, RAWG returns a set number of results per page. Ceven handles this by automatically walking the pagination cursor. If you ask for all games in a genre, the agent will make sequential calls to fetch every page until the entire library is retrieved. However, for extremely large datasets, we recommend applying filters like release date or rating to keep the workflow efficient and avoid hitting your API quota too quickly. This ensures the agent remains responsive and does not time out.

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