I'm a developer who loves building side projects, and lately I've been obsessed with a creature-collection game called Beasts of Reincarnation.
The game itself is fantastic—deep mechanics, strategic team-building, and a surprising amount of endgame content. But there was one problem: finding reliable information was a nightmare.
Official resources are limited. Community guides are scattered across Discord servers, random Reddit threads, and outdated Google Docs. Some are outdated, some are incomplete, and some are just plain wrong. I spent hours cross-referencing conflicting information just to figure out basic evolution mechanics.
So I did what any developer would do: I built a solution.
Introducing the Beasts of Reincarnation Wiki — a community-driven guide site designed to centralize everything players need to know.
Here's what I focused on:
Clean, distraction-free UI — no ads, no popups, just information
Mobile-first responsive design — because I know you're checking evolutions on your phone at 2 AM
Systematically organized data — evolution lines, item locations, team compositions, and more
The tech stack? Next.js for the frontend, Tailwind for styling, and a custom content pipeline that scrapes and structures game data. It was a solid challenge in data normalization and static site generation.
I've been using it myself for the past few weeks, and it's already saved me dozens of hours of wiki-diving.
If you're playing the game—or just curious about how I built it—come take a look: Beasts of Reincarnation Wiki. And if you spot something missing, let me know. I'm always looking to improve it.
Feedback welcome, especially from fellow devs! 🙌
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