Draft:Wiki.gg
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Type of business | Subsidiary |
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Available in | Multilingual |
Founded | March 16, 2022 |
Headquarters | U.S. |
Founder(s) | Patrick Johnston |
Products | Wiki hosting |
Employees | 5+ (2012) |
Parent | Freedom Games (2022–present) |
URL | https://wiki.gg/ |
Registration | Optional |
Content license | Creative Commons |
Wiki.gg (stylized wiki.gg) is a wiki hosting service that hosts wikis about video games. The privately held, for-profit company was founded in March of 2022 by Patrick Johnston (PCJ) former staff at Gamepedia.
Freedom Games the owner of wiki.gg is founded by former Gamepedia, Ben Robinson (Wiki Director) and Donovan Duncan (Vice President of Curse).
History
- 2022 - present
wiki.gg was first launched with Terraria as the first wiki then grew partners with ARK, Undermine, Deadcells, Deep Rock Galatic. As wikis left and moved away from the [[Fandom] wiki hosting service platform. As wiki.gg grew, more wikis moved over to the platform like Hearthstone with over 200,000 articles and a month later Warcraft (formely called Wowpedia). Minecraft at first was wiki.gg first choice to move platform to, although Weird Gloop (Runscape Wiki) offered them a better deal [1]