Games
See only as far as you have played.
Characters, places, levels, and guides all link to the same game. Wiki+ hides later spoilers based on your chapter or route progress.
Spoilers
Hide what you have not played yet.
Choose your progress to show the characters, places, and events you can read. Later content stays hidden until you choose to reveal everything. Visitors who are not signed in do not see story reveals by default.
Guides
Guides name the edition they cover.
The same level can play very differently in versions 1.0 and 2.0. Guides name the game edition and platform they cover, so readers know which one they are for after an update.
Community mod collections also name the game edition and whether compatibility has been checked. Every edit is recorded: see who changed what, compare versions, or restore an earlier one.
Wiki+
Five rules for Wiki+
One record everywhere
Character profiles, filters, and lists use the same record. Correct it once, and every view follows.
AI proposes, people review
An agent can submit new facts with sources. Content written by an agent stays hidden until a person reviews it.
One page per character
A character shared by a game, novel, and anime has one page. Voice actors are credited with the character and work.
Work from scripts
For visual novels with supported script formats, people with the script can use the local toolkit to extract characters, places, and events passage by passage, then submit a proposal. REZICS receives sourced proposals, never the full script.
Take it with you
Export Wiki+ content and its edit history.
A game’s community can have its own site.
A Realm is a game community with members, rules, and discussions. A Zone is a site the community runs with its own paths, navigation, and design. It can host guides and Wiki+, with character and game data from the REZICS catalog.
Adaptations
Follow each link from source to game.
For example, A Certain Magical Index, the light novel series by Kazuma Kamachi, has manga, three seasons of TV anime, a film, fighting games, visual novels, and mobile role-playing games. In REZICS, each is a separate work linked to its source as an adaptation. A character keeps the same identity across them all.
Publication order and recommended reading or play order are tracked separately. You can also arrange works by the story timeline, starting with the earliest event.
Light novels
Source series: main series, New Testament, and Genesis
- Adapted from
Manga
Serialized since 2007
- Adapted from
Anime
Three TV seasons and one film
- Adapted from
Visual novels
A 2013 game
- Adapted from
Games
Fighting games and mobile role-playing games
Example: how REZICS records relations between works in A Certain Magical Index.
Follow your progress and every adaptation.
Find releases, track playthroughs, write reviews, and buy games from independent creators with one account.