CapyDB is an unofficial, fan-made game database site that rebuilds per-game reference tables directly from unpacked game files, starting with a full Neon Abyss 2 database of items, weapons, agents, Hatchmon, jars, faiths, fates and tasks.
What is CapyDB?
CapyDB is an unofficial, fan-made database site that covers several games under one roof, giving each game its own wiki-style database of items, characters, enemies and mechanics. It reads a game's own data files instead of transcribing player notes, then publishes a sortable table per category and an individual page per entry. It runs in a web browser, and the first game covered is Neon Abyss 2. CapyDB is not affiliated with or endorsed by any developer or publisher; game names, icons and artwork belong to their owners.
What makes CapyDB stand out?
- Data extracted from game files — numbers are unpacked from a copy of the game and turned into tables by scripts, so stats, costs and unlock conditions are copied rather than estimated.
- Cross-linked entries — an item page links to the character that unlocks it, so a chain can be followed without a second search.
- Build-level sourcing — each game lists the exact build its data came from on a Sources page, for example the Neon Abyss 2 data sources page.
- Change log per game — every addition, revision or removal after a patch is recorded; the Neon Abyss 2 data import is dated Oct 5, 2026.
- Pre-release coverage — when a game has a demo or a playtest, CapyDB builds and tests the database from it so the full database can go live on release day.
- Eleven Neon Abyss 2 categories — items, weapons, weapon affixes, agents, Hatchmon, jars, evolution tree, faiths, fates, tasks and guides.
- Hand-checked explanations — where a table cannot answer a question, the explanation is written by hand and checked against the game's code.
- Reuse and corrections — a reuse page explains how to quote or link CapyDB data in guides, videos and other wikis, and mistakes are reported through the contact page.
Who should use CapyDB?
- Neon Abyss 2 players planning a run: look up the 613 items, 100 weapons, 124 weapon affixes, 48 Hatchmon or 59 evolution tree entries to compare real numbers before committing to a loadout.
- Theorycrafters: check exact values such as 48 fates, 8 faiths, 10 agents and 49 jars as the game stores them, plus the build each value came from.
- Guide and video creators: cite or link CapyDB tables according to the reuse page.
- Community wiki editors: cross-check hand-typed figures against file-extracted values and report a mismatch through the contact page with the page link and game version.
What can you do with CapyDB?
- Plan a build: browse the weapons, weapon affixes, agents and Hatchmon tables to pick combinations using the game's own numbers.
- Finish a run: open the tasks and guides sections — 140 tasks and 15 guides for Neon Abyss 2 — to see what is left to do.
- Trace an unlock: follow an entry's cross-link to the character or item that unlocks it instead of searching twice.
- Track a patch: read the game's database changes log after an update to see which entries were added, revised or removed.
How does CapyDB build a game database?
CapyDB unpacks the game's data files from a copy of the game, then runs scripts that turn the raw data into the site's tables, so values are copied rather than estimated. Where a table cannot answer a question, the explanation is written by hand and checked against the game's code. When the game patches, the extraction runs again and the changes page lists what was added, revised or removed.
Alternatives
Community game wikis hosted on Fandom and wiki.gg cover the same games, but their entries are typed and maintained by hand rather than generated from unpacked game data files.
FAQ
Is CapyDB an official wiki?
No. CapyDB states it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any developer or publisher, and that game names, icons and artwork belong to their owners. It describes itself as an unofficial, fan-made database.
How accurate are the numbers?
Values come straight from the game data files, so they match what the game itself uses. The stated exceptions are values the game changes at runtime and names that differ from the on-screen text; those are corrected by hand when found.
Which games does CapyDB cover?
Right now only Neon Abyss 2, with items, weapons, weapon affixes, agents, Hatchmon, jars, evolution tree, faiths, fates, tasks and guides. More games are added over time, one database each.
How often is CapyDB updated?
Each time a game patches, its data is extracted again and the tables are rebuilt. Every change is recorded in that game's database changes log, so you can see what moved between versions.
Can I quote CapyDB data?
Yes. The reuse page explains how to quote or link CapyDB data in guides, videos and other wikis, and mistakes can be reported through the contact page with the page link and your game version.
