MetaForge vs Prima Games eGuides

MetaForge provides game guides, databases, maps, interactive tools, and community features for players. Its resources include timers, trading, and inventory tools. The WARDOGS section adds a database, ballistics charts, interactive maps, leaderboards, and a Looking for Group area. Its Apple and Android apps include a database, leaderboards, ballistics, squads, server status, and Black Market rates. On desktop, the MetaForge Overlay offers an event timer HUD, ARC item scanner, needed-items tracker, minimap sync, second-monitor support, and hideout tracker. It is powered by Overwolf, and the FAQ says it cannot be used on consoles because consoles block overlays. Linking an Embark ID can sync game progression for the needed-items tracker. MetaForge offers a free plan and monthly supporter tiers: Rare Supporter at 11.49 PLN, Epic Supporter at 19.18 PLN, and Legendary Supporter at 38.39 PLN. The tiers offer varying limits for private map routes, markers, builds or loadouts, and marketplace listing bumps, along with ad-free browsing. Support is directed through FAQs and a Discord ticket system.

Prima Games eGuides is a web library of official video-game strategy guides. The archive lists 251 guides and 25,589,130 words of strategy, while a redeem-code page says 256 guides are available in full with a free account. Guides include walkthroughs, maps, collectible checklists, and boss tactics, with full-text search across the collection. Without an account, readers can finish three guides and open the first three sections of other guides; a free account opens every guide in full. Guides work on phones, and checklists remember where a reader stopped. Maps and checklists load inside guide pages from cartographer.gamurs.group, so privacy extensions or networks blocking embedded frames can prevent them from appearing. The store is closed, meaning guides cannot be bought or refunded through the site. Old accounts, owned guides, and purchases were migrated, and sign-in can use an old email or a one-time link expiring after 15 minutes. Available guides were published from 2009 through 2018.