Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
http://lysator.liu.se/mud/faq/faq1.html
A comprehensive FAQ covering the basics of MUDs (Multi-User Dungeons), explaining the different types including TinyMUDs, LPMUDs, DikuMUDs, and AberMUDs for newcomers to text-based online gaming. Hosted on the classic Lysator server, this document walks beginners through core concepts like avatars, netlag, and MUD culture, making it an essential old-web reference for anyone curious about early multiplayer online worlds.
http://retrogamingroundup.com/
Retro Gaming Roundup is a long-running podcast dedicated to classic video games, arcade machines, and vintage computing hardware, featuring monthly episodes packed with reviews, interviews, top ten lists, and gaming expo coverage. Hosted by a rotating cast including Scott Schreiber and UKMike, the site offers an extensive archive of episodes, image galleries from retro gaming events, video content, and a lively community across forums and social networks.
https://specialist-arms.com/forum
Specialist Arms Forum is a community hub dedicated to Games Workshop's specialist game systems, including Warmaster, Epic, and related miniature wargames. Visitors will find active discussion boards covering game reports, modelling and painting projects, event registration, and trades among a membership of over 28,000 enthusiasts.
https://solarscrolls.neocities.org/
SolarScrolls is Edi's (Solar's) personal Neocities page featuring shrines dedicated to games like Final Fantasy 14, Zenless Zone Zero, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, alongside an art gallery, original characters, a reading list, and a game library. The site has a warm, hobbyist charm with a blog covering personal life updates and a growing collection of fan shrines across multiple game titles.
https://boatemhq.neocities.org/
BOATEM HQ is a personal Neocities site themed around BOATEM, the fan-beloved Minecraft server group from the Hermitcraft universe. The site features graphics, a guestbook, webrings, and a community links section, making it a cozy hub for fans of that content creator circle.
https://mregggga.github.io/
A focused reference archive collecting dialogue dumps from Undertale and Deltarune, including Japanese-language versions of both Deltarune chapters. Fans of the UTDR series can browse the full in-game text here, with contributions welcome from the community.
https://thresholdrpg.com/
Threshold RPG is one of the oldest active role-playing-enforced MUDs on the internet, having opened to the public in June 1996 and running 24/7 for players worldwide. The site serves as a comprehensive portal for the game, covering character creation, guilds, races, religions, quests, economy, and an extensive bestiary of monsters to encounter in its high fantasy world.
https://kool.tools/
Candle's website is a hub for digital creative tools built around small, experimental game-making communities, featuring projects like Bipsi, Flicksy, and Domino alongside galleries of games made with these tools. The site reflects a deep investment in accessible, low-tech game creation ecosystems and the communities that form around them.
http://heroscribe.org/heroquest.html
HeroScribe is a Java and PostScript tool for creating typographic-quality maps for the classic Milton Bradley board game HeroQuest, supporting Linux, BSD, macOS, and Windows. The site offers downloads, icon packs, fonts, XML quest files, and remakes, making it an essential hub for HeroQuest fans who want to design and print professional-looking dungeon maps.
https://mmucl.sourceforge.net/
Mmucl (pronounced 'muckle') is an open-source MUD client written entirely in Tcl by Mark Patton, offering both graphical and text-based interfaces including Tk and Gnome support. The project page includes download links, a feature list, and news updates spanning several years of development under the GNU General Public License.