Family Gaming Database helps parents and guardians discover games suited to their families and navigate the wider world of gaming. Its searchable, carefully researched database features thousands of video games and board games, hand-picked and tested with real families. Visitors can explore games by age, platform, budget, accessibility, and other interests, as well as find tailored suggestions, reviews, ratings, new releases, upcoming titles, and discounted games.

The site also offers practical guidance on healthy gaming, getting started with video games, and choosing games for different ages. Curated lists highlight educational, wellbeing-focused, and unusual ways to play, while “Real Life Gaming Stories” shares experiences from families, teachers, and professionals. Accessibility reports cover areas such as controls, reading, visuals, audio, and navigation.

Inspired by journalist and editor Andy Robertson’s Taming Gaming work, the organization also publishes features and runs welcoming, hosted gaming spaces at expos, festivals, and community events. Its Family Gaming Awards recognize standout games, and visitors can nominate titles for consideration.