Gaming Media — 2025
TechPlay
Case study — 01
200K+
games catalogued
15K+
Discord community
Live
release calendar & tools
The story
Challenge → approach → what shipped.
The challenge
Gaming audiences live on speed and freshness: a catalogue of hundreds of thousands of titles has to be searchable instantly, editorial has to publish without friction, and every page has to be light enough to win on mobile. A generic CMS buckles under that combination.
What we did
We built the front end on Next.js for server-rendered, instantly-searchable pages, and gave the editorial team a Laravel + Filament back office to manage news, reviews, the 200k-title database and the release calendar without touching code.
Each game, review and category renders as its own indexable page with structured data, so the catalogue works as an SEO engine rather than a database locked behind search — and the community layer (Discord, tools like the release calendar and backlog helpers) keeps players coming back.
Free · no sign-up · results on screen
Find out why buyers are not finding you
Our own tool reads up to 25 pages of your site, measures speed in a real browser and checks search, security and email. You get the full report on screen — and a PDF if you want it.
- Up to 25 pages read
- Real-browser speed test
- Report in 90 seconds
Your site
Audit sites you own or have permission to test. Nothing is stored unless you ask us to send the PDF.
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