LoadoutDB review
A free web planner for comparing equipment, stats, weapons, and patches across four games.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
LoadoutDB is a free public reference site for video game data and equipment build planning. It is aimed at players who compare weapons, armor, runes, classes, and stat configurations across multiple games. The web-based tool currently has one live Lords of the Fallen database, while three additional games are listed as in progress or upcoming. Its listed scope covers four games, with data provenance labels identifying the origin of entries.
The planner's main strength is its focus on equipment-driven comparison. Users can configure stats, equipment, armor, runes, and weapons, then calculate attack ratings from in-game scaling curves. Configured builds can also be used for weapon rankings, while build guides cover multiple stat spreads. Encoded planner URLs provide a practical way to share configurations, and patch-change comparisons connect build planning with changes in game data. This makes LoadoutDB a useful choice for players who want detailed equipment analysis rather than a general character-progression planner.
Access is straightforward because the site is free and does not require accounts or subscriptions. The published feature set includes sortable game databases, equipment loadouts, build sharing, and provenance labels, but it does not include a skill-tree planner or saved builds. The current live-game coverage is also narrower than the full listed scope, so players choosing a tool primarily for one of the upcoming databases may need to wait for that coverage. LoadoutDB suits players who value transparent data references, stat-based calculations, and URL-based sharing; players seeking persistent build storage or skill-tree planning should choose an alternative.
LoadoutDB pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free access with no accounts or subscriptions
- Calculates attack ratings from configured stats and scaling curves
- Supports encoded build sharing, weapon rankings, and patch comparisons
- Where it doesn't
- Only one game database is currently live
- No saved-build limit is provided
- It focuses on equipment builds rather than skill trees
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