This is a continuously updated curated list of MCP servers, covering multiple categories such as browser control, art and culture, cloud platforms, command - line, communication, customer data platforms, databases, developer tools, data science tools, file systems, finance and fintech, games, knowledge and memory, location services, marketing, monitoring, search, and utilities. Each project comes with a GitHub link and the number of stars, making it easy for users to quickly understand and use.

MemoryMesh is a knowledge graph server designed for AI models, focusing on text role - playing games and interactive narratives. It helps AI maintain consistent and structured memory in conversations through dynamic schema definition and automatic tool generation, enabling a richer and more dynamic interactive experience.

The MCP service of Bangumi TV provides access to the BangumiTV API, supporting queries for information on entries such as anime, manga, music, games, and related character and personnel data.

Lichess MCP is a project that interacts with the Lichess chess platform through natural language, supporting games, analysis, and account management.

An MCP server based on the Twitch API, providing interaction services for data such as channels, live streams, and games.

The MCP service of Bangumi TV provides access to the BangumiTV API, supporting queries for information on entries such as anime, manga, music, and games, including entry details, characters, personnel, and related data retrieval functions.

A project that allows the large language model to act as the host of the Haigui Tang game, supporting single - player Haigui Tang reasoning games

EasyChatDM is an educational project for creating simple MCP server tools, aiming to provide random decision - making tools for D&D games through generative AI.

The OP.GG MCP Server is a server that implements the Model Context Protocol, providing a standardized interface for AI agents to access OP.GG game data and supporting data query functions for multiple games such as League of Legends and Valorant.

Awesome MCP Servers is a curated list of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, covering multiple fields such as browser automation, art and culture, cloud platforms, command - line tools, communication, customer data platforms, databases, developer tools, file systems, finance and fintech, games, knowledge and memory, location services, marketing, monitoring, search, security, travel and transportation, version control, and other tools and integrations.

The Monad MCP server is a server for interacting with the Monad test network, supporting querying blockchain data (balances, transactions, gas prices, blocks) and interacting with the CoinflipGame smart contract for coin-tossing games. This server integrates Claude Desktop, allowing users to execute commands through natural language.

The Vibe Eyes Client is a lightweight client library used to integrate browser games with the Vibe Eyes MCP Debugging Server to achieve real-time debugging, visualization, and analysis functions.

An MCP server project that allows creating and running Processing sketches through natural language commands, supporting the generation of visual art and games.

Vibe-Eyes is an MCP server project that enables LLMs to 'see' what's happening in browser-based games and applications through vectorized canvas visualization and debugging information.

A server project based on the MCP protocol that allows LLM to load, control, and analyze Game Boy games through the PyBoy emulator, providing functions such as game state saving and knowledge management.

This is a comprehensive collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, covering multiple categories such as AI services, art and culture, browser automation, cloud platforms, cloud storage, command lines, communication, customer data platforms, data science tools, databases, developer tools, file systems, finance, games, knowledge and memory, location services, marketing, monitoring, notes, other tools and integrations, research and data, search, security, social media, system automation, travel and transportation, version control, and workflow automation.

An MCP server based on TypeScript that provides advanced dice rolling functionality for AI assistants, solving the problem that LLMs cannot truly roll dice randomly. It is suitable for scenarios such as tabletop games and RPGs that require real random numbers.

Provide tools for direct interaction with Gamecube games in the Dolphin emulator via the MCP protocol

The Monad MCP Server project provides an MCP service for interacting with the Monad testnet, supporting querying blockchain data (balances, transactions, gas prices, blocks) and interacting with the CoinflipGame smart contract for coin - flipping games. The server is integrated with the Claude desktop application, allowing users to execute commands in natural language.

FridayAI is a cross - platform game assistant that provides real - time game information, quest tracking, and immersive guides, supporting popular games such as 'Elden Ring' and 'Baldur's Gate 3'. It uses a lightweight Tauri desktop overlay combined with a Next.js backend for user authentication, data storage, and content delivery. Core features include real - time game guidance, configurable overlays, game data package purchases, and cross - platform compatibility.

MCP Games Server is a multi - channel platform that provides a unified interaction interface for game - related API integration and tools.

MCP Riot Server is a community-developed project that integrates the Riot Games API to provide natural language query services for League of Legends data to AI assistants.

An MCP server that provides a classic DOS game experience via the js-dos emulator, supporting multiple classic games such as DOOM and Super Mario, and can be run directly in the browser.

This is an MCP server that provides data interaction tools for the games 'RuneScape' and 'Old School RuneScape', including functions such as item prices and player rankings.

This project is a Python - based custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) server demonstration, showing how to implement structured communication between clients and servers through a custom protocol. It is suitable for building flexible network applications such as chat rooms or multiplayer games.