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STOOP review

Free#16 of 24 in Game Damage Meters

A focused, free DPS analyzer for solo testing and coordinated party comparisons.

7.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

STOOP is a free Windows desktop combat-log analyzer for Throne and Liberty. It reads the game's combat-log files to support solo build testing, party DPS comparisons, encounter review, and dungeon summaries. Its audience is players who want more detail than a single damage total, especially groups comparing performance after boss kills. The product does not access the game process, and its open-source MIT license makes the project available for inspection and modification.

The strongest feature set centers on repeatable damage analysis. STOOP provides a shared party DPS scoreboard for each boss kill, per-member skill breakdowns, head-to-head player comparisons, and per-second rotation timelines. A 60-second standardized build test gives solo players a defined way to compare builds, while saved build and encounter management supports ongoing review. Dungeon-run summaries add boss detection, keeping the tool useful beyond isolated tests. The transparent click-through overlay can display the party board over the game, and party members can join through a code or invite link.

STOOP is a focused choice for Windows players who primarily want Throne and Liberty damage analysis, shared boss scoreboards, and rotation-level detail without a subscription. The Free plan includes the Windows desktop app, Party DPS scoreboard, Solo build-testing lab, and MIT-licensed open-source software. Its fit is narrower than a multi-game meter because Throne and Liberty is the supported game, and Windows 10/11 is required. Party DPS is described as being in active development, while the project was founded in 2026. Choose STOOP for focused group testing and build comparison; choose an alternative if you need broader game coverage or a more established party-analysis feature.

STOOP pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Shared boss scoreboards with per-member skill breakdowns
    • Rotation timelines and 60-second standardized build tests
    • Free, open-source Windows app with click-through overlay
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows 10/11 only
    • Supports Throne and Liberty only
    • Party DPS is still in active development

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