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https://callmemanatee.neocities.org/
Callmemanatee's colorful Neocities homepage blends personal interests with playful interactive surprises, featuring clickable objects hidden throughout the page. The site leans into Doctor Who fandom (specifically the 14th Doctor and Donna Noble) and Barbie references, alongside a zine library, blog, pixel cliques, and a music jam section.
https://void-explorer.neocities.org/
Calliope.exe is a personal gaming site by a creator called Lucian, centered around tabletop RPG experiences including The Wretched, The Lighthouse at the End of the World, and Dungeons and Dragons 5e. The site has a cozy ASCII art aesthetic and is organized around solo ('singleplayer') and group ('multiplayer') game content.
https://countgore.com/
Count Gore De Vol is a vampire horror host character created by Dick Dyszel, presenting Creature Feature, a weekly horror movie program featuring films about vampires, monsters, witches, zombies, and all manner of classic horror. The site includes film reviews, short film showcases, interviews with horror hosts, contests, and a game room, making it a rich destination for horror movie fans who enjoy the old-school TV horror host tradition.
https://scumgames.neocities.org/
SCUM Games is the home of crunklord420's indie game development efforts, specializing in games built for the eccentric TempleOS 64-bit operating system. The site catalogs a growing library of releases spanning 2020 to 2025, including titles like ChudBound, CyberChud, and the BlazeItFgt series.
https://crotovane.neocities.org/
Crotovane is a creative personal site by a developer and gamer who makes indie games (including shufflecomp and jam entries), tracks monthly media consumption in 'wrapped' posts, and shares art and original characters. The site is notably themed around Yakuza: Like a Dragon and showcases a thoughtful mix of game dev postmortems, recommendations, and personal updates.
https://sparelead.com/
Spare Lead is a punk band from Portland, Oregon playing fast and aggressive punk rock. This appears to be the band's official site, version 6, representing their online presence in the old-web era.
http://lysator.liu.se/nanny
NannyMUD is a long-running fantasy MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) that has been active since 1990, offering players a rich world of guilds, magic, and adventure accessible via telnet or a Java client. The site introduces the game's lore, people, and world, with references to Tolkien-inspired settings and a wide variety of playable character archetypes including knights, druids, vampires, and monks.
https://piggie.party/
Piggie.party is the otaku hub of Gnocchi, a self-described guinea pig enthusiast who shares artwork, character shrines, a CD collection, and recommendations centered on anime, visual novels, and games. With active watching, reading, and playing lists spanning Detective Conan, Aikatsu, Yakuza, and more, it's a lively personal corner of the web for fellow anime fans.
https://unim.neocities.org/
Unim is an otaku-focused personal hub curating multimedia assemblages across audio, video, text, images, and more with a minimalist aesthetic. The site organizes content into distinct sections including a denpa webring and database, making it a neat node in the old-web anime and otaku community.
http://discworld.imaginary.com/lpc/about/articles/languages_in_muds.html
An in-depth article from the Discworld MUD site exploring how to implement languages for different ethnic groups in MUD game design, covering both the benefits for player immersion and the practical challenges of implementation. Written by a creator for the long-running Discworld MUD, it discusses various technical methods for language transformation and the balance between realism and playability.