Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
- Expanded functionality to include ProtonDB compatibility and HowLongToBeat playtime estimation. - Updated documentation to reflect new features and usage instructions. - Added internal scripts and structure to support new integrations (Steam, CheapShark, ProtonDB, HLTB APIs).
What This Skill Does
Looks up video game information across multiple sources. Covers Steam details, Linux/Proton compatibility via ProtonDB, estimated playtime from HowLongToBeat, and current prices from CheapShark.
Combines four separate game data sources into a single query instead of manually checking Steam, ProtonDB, HLTB, and deal sites one by one.
When to use it
- Finding the cheapest current price for a game across stores
- Checking if a Windows game runs on Linux before buying
- Estimating how long a game takes to complete
- Getting system requirements and specs from Steam
- Comparing deals on a specific game title
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Is Elden Ring worth buying right now and will it run on Linux?
- 1Search for deals using CheapShark to find current lowest price
- 2Retrieve Steam app ID and full game details including specs
- 3Check ProtonDB compatibility rating for Linux/Proton support
- 4Fetch HowLongToBeat data to estimate main story and completionist playtime
Current lowest price, Steam details, ProtonDB compatibility rating (e.g. Gold), and estimated playtime breakdown