GAMECRATE

Gameplay video for world models

Long takes. Built for training.

Gamecrate supplies continuous gameplay sessions — minutes to hours, not cuts — so labs can train models that persist through action and change. Real gameplay, collected by a variety of players, to fill tasks that fit your specific data needs.

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For labs

Why gameplay, not highlights.

World models need observation that holds together over time. Broadcast clips and short-form video do not.

  • 01

    Physics

    Games encode consistent collision, gravity, lighting, and material response across long sessions.

  • 02

    Agency

    Players act; the camera and world respond. Useful for models that must predict consequences of action.

  • 03

    Long context

    Uncut sessions preserve state over time — inventory, map knowledge, weather, other agents.

  • 04

    Request fulfillment

    Genres, cameras, maps, HUD conditions, and single-player or multiplayer can be specified. You describe the data your lab needs; we supply it.

Catalog

What we source

First-person combat / navigation

Egocentric observation — aiming, recoil, traversal, occlusion, sudden threat.

Shooters, immersive sims, dungeon crawls; helmet and weapon-view cameras.

20–90 min sessions

Third-person traversal / platforming

Character-centric motion, animation, camera follow, jump timing, spatial planning.

Action-adventure, platformers, character action.

15–60 min sessions

Open-world exploration

Long-horizon state: weather, time of day, large maps, sparse vs dense activity.

Open-world RPGs, sandboxes, survival.

1–4 hr sessions

Vehicles / driving

Dynamics, lane geometry, collisions, speed, camera attached to a vehicle.

Racing, driving sandboxes, flight and ground vehicles in open worlds.

20–90 min sessions

Sports and physics toys

Repeatable physics, multi-body interaction, rule-constrained play.

Sports sims, physics sandboxes, fighting with readable contact.

15–60 min sessions

Multiplayer / other agents

Other goal-directed agents in frame — teammates, opponents, crowds.

Competitive and cooperative play. In-game camera, not esports broadcast overlays.

20–90 min sessions

Quality

Length and cleanliness, not virality.

World-model builders need takes that hold together. We source continuous sessions with stable cameras, labeled audio, and metadata — HUD-on or UI-light on request.

Typical Game Clips Gamecrate
Length 10–30 seconds Minutes to hours, continuous
Cuts Jump-cuts, replays, montages No editorial cuts inside a take
Camera Mix of Best-angle / spectator In-game player camera, stable session
Player actions Not present Included in the dataset alongside frames
Rights Unclear / scraped Licensed for training
Metadata Title + Hashtag Game, genre, camera, HUD, duration, platform

Specs

Delivery targets

Inventory numbers below are placeholders until the catalog is locked.

Duration
10 min – 4 hr continuous takes
Resolution
1080p and 1440p
Frame rate
20 / 30 / 60 fps
Codec
H.264 / H.265
Actions
Included as a separate stream alonside frames

Metadata fields

Game / title
Game title and variant
Genre
Combat, exploration, vehicle, sports, other
Camera
First-person, third-person, other
Duration
Session length
HUD
On / off
Platform
PC

Access

Request a sample

Labs can request a short licensed sample (clip plus metadata sidecar description) and discuss volume, genres, and license terms.

Email Gamecrate

Include lab name, intended use (world-model training), and genres of interest.