Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://lexiconn.com/users/mud
NetherWorld is a long-running Multi-User Dungeon (MUD) that has been active since 1993, built on heavily modified Merc Diku 2.2 code and featuring over 15,000 rooms across 3 continents, 20 races, 15 classes, and a rich set of player-driven features. Visitors can connect directly via a Java MUD client or telnet, and explore detailed information about the game's clans, areas, immortals, and remort systems.
https://vgmaps.com/
VGMaps.com, maintained by Jonathan Leung since 2002, is the largest archive of screenshot-based video game maps on the internet, covering thousands of titles across virtually every console, handheld, and home computer platform from the Atari 2600 to the PlayStation 5. Whether you need a level map for an obscure TurboGrafx-16 game or a classic NES dungeon layout, this meticulously organized atlas is an essential reference for gamers and speedrunners alike.
http://nyx.net/~epass
Eric Pass maintains this hobby gaming page centered on play-by-email (PBEM) wargames, with session reports and commentary on titles like Squad Leader, War at Sea, and The Seven Years War. The site also features a counter exchange swap shop, a PBEM gamers directory, and listings of gaming items for sale including RPG material and Magic: The Gathering cards.
https://pastel-skies.nekoweb.org/
Nova Galaxium's personal Nekoweb site is a content-warning-heavy creative space featuring webrings ranging from rhythm games to retro-web communities, with Egyptian deity motifs and a distinctly chaotic old-web aesthetic. The site participates in an impressive number of webrings including a rhythm games webring, geekring, and ghostring, hinting at a gamer and internet-culture-enthusiast personality.
http://desertrealm.com/
Desert Realm is a play-by-post fantasy roleplaying game set in the world of Vola, a scarred planet where magical technology has transformed most of the landscape into a vast desert wasteland. The site features an elaborate worldbuilding compendium covering deities, kingdoms, magic systems, flora and fauna, and detailed lore, making it a rich destination for writers and RPG enthusiasts looking to join an active collaborative fiction community.
https://agesofdespair.net/
Ages of Despair is a long-running LP MUD set in a medieval fantasy world, active since 1998 and built by a dedicated team of wizards and coders. Visitors can explore information about races, classes, guilds, and world lore before connecting via telnet to dive into the adventure.
http://wargame.20m.com/
War Across The Board is a hobbyist site dedicated to board wargame replays and variants, covering both historical and alternate-history scenarios as well as science-fiction and fantasy themes. The creator, known as the Board Warrior, set out to prove that people still actively play these games by documenting matches with graphical replays spanning 1999 to 2001.
http://smb.ravenbeauty.net/
1-UP is a fan listing dedicated to the beloved Super Mario Bros video game series, including the original Super Mario Bros and Super Mario Bros 3, approved by The Fanlistings network. Created and designed by Kristina as part of The Fantom collective, the site invites fans of the iconic Nintendo franchise to join a community of fellow enthusiasts.
https://tohya.net/
Tohya.net is the personal site of Ryu, featuring the SaturnExplorers project alongside video game reviews and various notes and translations. The site spans several years of updates and includes a blog, project documentation, and a custom tool called zArchitect that has seen multiple version releases.
https://niicespiice.neocities.org/
NiiceSpiice is a sparse personal page from a creator who mentions working on a gamedev project amid low motivation and a self-described phase of disillusion. The site is notable for its candid, introspective tone and includes a note about learning Japanese.