What's new in CLZ Games Web? 2026
Here’s one suggested by one of our users: “why can’t we just click on a genre in the game details and then see all games in that genre?”
That definitely makes sense, and it makes sense for other fields too! So today we’re releasing a new feature which makes it much easier to move through your collection straight from the details panel: Browsing and deepdiving into your collection just became a lot more fun!
While viewing a game, you can now click on many of the fields in the details panel to instantly find all games in your database that match that same developer, platform, series, genre, and more.
A handy update for CLZ Games Web! YouTube trailers for games typically come straight from our Core database, but now you can replace the standard Core YouTube trailer with a trailer of your own choice, or add one if we Core didn’t provide one.
Just paste any YouTube URL into your the YouTube trailer link section (Edit Game, then click the Links tab) and CLZ Games Web automatically grabs the thumbnail image and video description for you.
Add as many as you like per game, then drag them into your preferred order.
This is it, THE main feature release for 2026. A huge step forward in the customizability of the software. And I am not talking about tweaking the look and feel here, like layout, colors, fonts, etc… No… this time we are giving you the ability to actually customize the database itself!
Yep, today is the launch of the “Custom Fields” feature (previously known as “User Defined Fields”).
The Custom Fields feature will let you create your own data fields, to catalog any information for which the software does not have a built-in field. You can create text fields, number fields, date fields, Yes/No toggles, pick list fields and much more.
All fields you create can be edited on a special Custom Fields tab of the Edit screen and their data will nicely appear in a special section in the games details panel in the main screen. And of course, you will be able to use the fields like any built-in fields, use them as columns, sort on them, use pick list fields as folders, add the fields to printed list, exports, etc..