Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://rynizx.xyz/
Ryni's colorful personal corner of the web belongs to Ranvir, a teenager who loves games like OneShot, Minecraft, and Celeste, and also runs a flash and HTML game archive called fort.ind. The site features a friends list, a collection of device specs, mood indicators, and old-web staples like stamps, webrings, and a guestbook.
https://limedude.neocities.org/
Limedude is a cheerful personal homepage from a Bangladeshi web enthusiast who lists gaming as his top hobby, with favorites including GTA, Team Fortress 2, Half-Life, and Portal. Decorated with retro GIFs, a moon phase widget, and old-web badges, the site captures classic early-internet personal page energy.
https://zappa.brainiac.com/spaceship/index.html
Tom Granvold has compiled an exhaustive reference database of spaceship miniatures and tabletop games, covering both currently available and out-of-print products across board games, card games, miniature games, and RPGs. The site includes company contact information, organized indexes by game type, and has been meticulously maintained since the early 2000s as a go-to resource for the spaceship wargaming hobby.
https://deadendshrine.online/
Dead End Shrine Online is a mysterious personal site by a creator known as Jett, featuring collections of dated letters, character-focused writing sections, and game guides including a 99.9% completion guide and modding guides. The site also links to privacy-focused networks like Tor, I2P, and Gemini, giving it an eclectic old-web charm that blends personal journaling with gaming resources.
https://patorjk.com/games/subpixel-snake
Subpixel Snake is a novelty browser game by patorjk that renders the classic Snake game at an impossibly tiny scale, requiring a microscope (or extreme zoom) to see the action. The game uses subpixel color techniques like LAB, sRGB, and sBGR rendering to squeeze gameplay into nearly invisible pixels, making it a clever technical curiosity as much as a playable game.
https://elissablack.com/swords-of-freeport
Elissa Black, a writer and game developer, announces Swords of Freeport, a text-mode ANSI-colour multiplayer game for Linux and Mac inspired by classic BBS Door games and MUDs like Legend of the Red Dragon. The post dives into her nostalgic love of once-a-day text RPGs from the 90s and details her development progress toward an MVP release on Itch.io.
https://dhampirave.nekoweb.org/
Dhampirave is a personal neocities-style homepage centered around The Caligula Effect, a niche JRPG, with sections for music tastes, graphics, and links. The site features a custom mascot, dark mode support, and an actively maintained update log showing ongoing development since late 2023.
https://lukegearing.blot.im/prison-planet-review
Luke Gearing's blog is a deep dive into tabletop RPG design, covering Classic Traveller, OSR gaming, and his own published works including Wolves Upon the Coast and Swyvers. Posts range from detailed adventure reviews and play reports to original mechanics for violence, NPCs, reputations, and wilderness travel.
https://fourcats.co.uk/mags/index.html
A comprehensive archive of scanned PDF issues of Wargamer's Newsletter, the influential wargaming publication produced by Donald Featherstone from 1962 to 1980. Nearly the complete run of issues is available for download, making this an invaluable resource for historians and enthusiasts of classic tabletop wargaming.
https://histogame.de/e_index.html
Histogame is a site dedicated to historical board and card games, offering information about games with a historical theme or setting. It appears to be a niche resource for enthusiasts of strategy and simulation games rooted in history.