Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://alienaa.com/
A3: Alien Adoption Agency is a free browser-based multiplayer game where players create and raise an alien character, exploring features like herb gardens, fishing, a casino, and human abduction mini-games. Running since 1997, it boasts a playful, humorous tone and works on any device including cellphones and PDAs, with accessibility support for visually impaired players.
https://orbitalcrypt.blogspot.com/2023/07/small-gods-2-complete-pantheon-plus.html
Orbital Crypt is a tabletop RPG homebrew blog featuring deeply detailed game mechanics inspired by Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, including a massive pantheon of small gods, spells, weapon brands, and mutations adapted for old-school RPG campaigns. The creator translates video game concepts into playable tabletop systems with evident passion, producing sprawling reference posts that would keep a dungeon master busy for hours.
https://electro-magnets.neocities.org/
Magnets (Magnus) is a 22-year-old computer science student whose colorful Neocities homepage spans coding projects, a personal blog, a candy wrapper collection, and a self-described 'unfinished personal wiki' dedicated to the D&D god Lathander. The site leans into RPG and gaming interests, with references to Ultrakill, D&D, and vampires woven throughout its neon-green aesthetic.
https://okthen.neocities.org/
OKTHEN is a personal Neocities site by a gamer who catalogs the games they have owned, with a touch of humor about forgetting half of them. The featured '100 Webmaster Questions' page and casual, expressive tone give it a charming early-web personality.
http://aluluei.com/cult-form.htm
Elizabeth Reid's 1994 University of Melbourne Masters thesis examines the cultural formations that emerged in text-based virtual realities like MUDs and IRC, exploring communication, power structures, gender, and identity in early online communities. A fascinating piece of early internet academic scholarship, the full text covers chapters on social cohesion, cyborg sexuality, and the construction of self in networked virtual spaces.
https://retrobase.neocities.org/
Retrobase is a personal page dedicated to retro video games, covering the history and cultural impact of classic titles from the 1970s through the 1990s on systems like the NES, Atari 2600, and Commodore 64. Visitors will find an overview of key aspects of retro gaming including pixel graphics, chiptune music, iconic genres, and the lasting legacy these games have on modern indie development.
http://aristobit.com/pelican
Jeffrey Miller's campaign blog for a Lyonesse/Amber tabletop RPG game, featuring detailed character write-ups, house rules, and setting material for the Lords of Gossamer and Shadow system. The site offers illustrated character profiles, original rules expansions like a mechanics system for Secrets, and thoughtful meta commentary on the campaign world.
https://beanrob.com/
Bean is a British university student studying Mathematics and Computer Science who built this charming indie web personal site centered on tabletop and video gaming interests. The homepage features webrings, affiliations, a guestbook, and links to game projects like Monopoly Quest and Birthday Ghoul, with a warm retro-web aesthetic.
https://silly-goober.neocities.org/
Silly Goober is a cheerful personal Neocities homepage featuring a web radio stream from Technobase and references to Super Animal Royale, a battle royale game by Pixile. The site includes a guestbook, visitor counter, and links to Bitview and Blips, giving it a fun retro-web personality built with help from a friend.
http://bakkster.com/
Mark L. Bakke's Night Owl Mk. II is a personal hub built around wargaming and open philosophical debate, featuring a wargamers' homepage listing directory, a collectable card game project called GROGNARD, and the WCW Nitro Trading Card Game. Visitors can also engage with philosophy of life essays covering topics like religion, evolution, abortion, and politics, making it a surprisingly eclectic destination for grognards and armchair philosophers alike.