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Dev tools · February 25, 2020

Game Refinery

Find actionable mobile games insights

Game Refinery launched on February 25, 2020 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.

What it does

Analyze any of over 2000+ games to their very core for insights on the drivers of their success. See how games have risen through the grossing charts update to update for intelligence on how you can follow suit. And know who your competition is with full competitor listings.

Empower game development, research, and ad targeting with the market’s largest dataset on mobile game genres & features, player motivations, and more.

GameRefinery is the market’s most comprehensive dataset for mobile games, covering live events, gameplay mechanics, player motivations, monetization strategies, and more. Use GameRefinery’s player persona data to tailor your ad creatives and align your UA strategy with feature preferences, genre affinities, and player motivations. Whether you’re building, researching, or acquiring users, GameRefinery has the intelligence you need to grow. Understand what players want, when to introduce new features, and how to target the right users, all in onefrom gamerefinery.com

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