Make your next decision with a clearer picture of play.
Lore is building resources for developers and publishers who want to understand audience fit, market context, game positioning, and the real constraints on player attention.
For games looking for a publishing partner.
Lore is interested in original games with a clear player promise, a compelling world or play fantasy, and a reason to exist beyond trend-chasing. We care about tabletop and video games that create memorable stories through play.
What we look for
- A legible player fantasy.
- Strong core play and clear audience fit.
- A world, theme, or identity with durable pull.
- A team ready for candid creative and commercial collaboration.
- A project whose scope and path to market match reality.
Start a publishing conversation
An inquiry, not an open promise of funding or signing — we read everything and reply to serious projects.
For creators building the next thing.
We are building free research and future tools to help creators move beyond broad genre labels. The goal is to understand the player, the platform, the market shape, the attention burden, and the commercial path a game is actually asking for.
Available now · beginning soon
- Free field notes and original market analysis.
- Editorial frameworks for audience, attention, and player experience.
- Creator interest list for early research releases.
In development
- Searchable game and campaign research.
- Trend and cohort studies.
- Platform and audience-fit analysis.
- Opt-in, privacy-conscious first-party analytics for participating teams.
- Launch/planning workspaces and creator dashboards.
Methodology & data principles
Source-aware
Track where a claim comes from.
Confidence-scored
Separate known facts, estimates, and interpretations.
Human-readable
Explain what an insight means and what it cannot tell you.
Creator-respecting
Do not make false precision the product.
Platform-respecting
Use data only under applicable permissions, platform policies, and agreements.
Join the creator field notes
Early research releases, frameworks, and occasional asks for feedback.