media.games shows you the whole news day at a glance: what is getting attention, what is being ignored, who is covering it, and how the story shifts across the media. It is the news front page rebuilt as something you can read in seconds.
The difference is what we measure. media.games analyzes thousands of individual articles from around the world each day, scoring political bias, source quality, public-interest value, and coverage patterns at the article level. That means you can find the most important news, not just what is loudest.
FEATURES
Faceoffs
See the same story from opposing outlets, side by side, using direct excerpts from the articles themselves.
Asymmetry
Find stories dominating one part of the media while barely appearing in another.
Regulations
Follow news into real government action: federal rules, dockets, proposals, and open public comments.
Predictions
Track live market odds on the major events driving the news.
Heatmap Search
See the entire news day as one readable map. Search and filter by attention, outlet, topic, geography, bias, quality, and time.
Timelines
Follow long-running stories as events, claims, and coverage change over time.
Article Scores
See article-level analysis of bias, quality, framing, and public-interest substance.
Outlet Rankings
Compare outlets by bias, quality, coverage volume, and the stories they choose to elevate.
WHY IT EXISTS
The news has a scaling problem. More is published every day than anyone can read. media.games helps you see the structure underneath the flood: what is getting attention, what is being ignored, who is covering it, and how stories change across the media ecosystem.
Free to read. No account required to start. Built to be neutral.