Entertainment
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https://bat.org/
BatMUD is one of the longest-running text-based multiplayer online games in existence, having been continuously online since 1990 and set in a medieval fantasy world with open-ended roleplay and character creation. Players can log in directly from the browser, download a dedicated client, and even attend real-world player meetups like the Las Vegas-hosted Vegascon conferences.
https://form-and-thearchive.neocities.org/
A personal media review site where the creator shares thoughts on films, TV shows, books, and music, with a rotating weekly favourite song displayed on the homepage. The site has a cozy old-web aesthetic with image-heavy pages and an honest, casual voice that makes browsing feel like flipping through a friend's diary.
http://midnightrendezvous.altervista.org/
Midnight Rendezvous is Gianna's personal collective showcasing the 131 fanlistings she has joined through TheFanlistings.org and other networks. A simple but tidy hub for fanlisting enthusiasts, it also lists her five affiliates and provides a clean overview of her fan community memberships.
https://sf-encyclopedia.com/
The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction (SFE) is a massive, authoritative reference work now in its fourth edition, covering thousands of authors, themes, films, games, and other SF topics in exhaustive detail. Edited by John Clute and David Langford, it is one of the most comprehensive and respected encyclopedias of the science fiction genre ever assembled, with entries updated regularly and browsable across dozens of categories.
http://ccxvii.net/gargoyle
Gargoyle is a free, open-source interactive fiction interpreter that supports all major IF formats, eliminating the need to download separate players for each game type. It stands out for its exceptional typography features including subpixel font rendering, kerning, ligatures, and smart quotes, making it a polished and thoughtfully crafted tool for IF enthusiasts.
http://rojaro.com/
RoJaRo claims to be the world's largest alternative music magazine index, with over 3 million searchable references to articles, reviews, and discographies published in the music press worldwide since January 1992. Compiled by Kjetil Maria Aase, it also includes comprehensive lists of music magazines, fanzines, and record labels from around the globe.
https://board.amassment.org/viewforum.php?f=7&sid=82cb4f3f7a84e495776f01322c77a72e
The Amassment Message Board is a community forum for shrine makers and fans to discuss media including anime, manga, video games, movies, TV shows, and literature. It serves as a hub for the Amassment shrining community, hosting challenges, marathons, and collaborative projects for hobbyist web shrine creators.
https://kissthisguy.com/
KissThisGuy.com is a massive community-driven archive of misheard song lyrics (mondegreens), with over 35,000 user submissions spanning artists from A to Z. Named after the famous Jimi Hendrix mishearing, the site lets visitors browse by artist or song, vote on the funniest entries, and submit their own accidental lyric interpretations.
https://blog.darylsun.page/
Daryl Sun's personal journal is an online diary covering software, video games, and everyday writing, maintained by a self-described lady who plays with tech and games. The site is a hub of activity, participating in an impressive collection of webrings and hosting public notes, bookmarks, and projects alongside the main blog.
http://stomptokyo.com/
Stomp Tokyo is a long-running B-movie and cult film review site covering Godzilla, schlocky horror, blaxploitation, and all manner of video cheese since 1996. Created by Chris Holland and Scott Hamilton, it features witty in-depth reviews organized by genre and title, along with a podcast, forums, and a store for fellow bad-movie enthusiasts.