Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://indietsushin.net/
Indie Tsushin, run by Renkon and Daikon of Nice Gear Games, is a bilingual English/Japanese publication dedicated to spotlighting indie game developers from Japan through articles, interviews, video streams, and downloadable zines. It offers a rare English-language window into the Japanese indie game scene, complete with a weekly YouTube show, newsletter, and seasonal zine releases available in multiple formats.
https://moderneopets.com/
Moderneopets is a fan-run Neopets revival or tribute site, posting news updates styled after the original Neopian News with item spotlights, in-universe characters like the Soup Faerie, and community features. It captures the nostalgic charm of classic Neopets with its own user accounts, Discord community, and lovingly crafted game-world content.
http://lysator.liu.se/nanny
NannyMUD is a long-running fantasy MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) that has been active since 1990, offering players a rich world of guilds, magic, and adventure accessible via telnet or a Java client. The site introduces the game's lore, people, and world, with references to Tolkien-inspired settings and a wide variety of playable character archetypes including knights, druids, vampires, and monks.
https://kandeez.neocities.org/
Kandeez's Neocities personal page is currently under heavy renovation, but hints at a Plants vs Zombies focus alongside cat-themed interactive elements and webrings. Visitors can catch glimpses of the creator's interests while the site is being built out, including a clickable cat widget and music player in progress.
https://d20herosrd.com/
d20HeroSRD is a comprehensive online System Reference Document for the Mutants & Masterminds superhero tabletop RPG, covering everything from character creation and archetypes to powers, skills, advantages, and gear. Players and game masters will find a full reference for abilities, power effects, modifiers, and sample builds, making it an essential digital companion for running superhero adventures with the d20 Hero ruleset.
https://haothitran.com/
Hao Tran's personal site features a clean, minimal presence with dedicated sections for reading and gaming, giving a peek into the Toronto-based underwriter's hobbies and interests. The gaming section tips the balance as the most prominent hobby content, making it the defining topic of this quietly crafted personal corner of the web.
https://illuminaryidiot.neocities.org/
Lumen (illuminaryidiot) has built a cozy hub for AI chatbot enthusiasts, offering a large collection of SillyTavern character cards, LLM presets, lorebooks, and themed UI customizations. The site skews toward OC characters with a furry bent, and includes a fun archive of collected AI chatlog snippets that make for entertaining browsing.
http://cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/wsr/Web/IF/homepage.html
Scott Neal Reilly's Interactive Fiction Page is a comprehensive directory of resources for both players and developers of text-based adventure games, with links to FTP archives, FAQs, reviews, platform-specific game collections, and community publications like SPAG and XYZZYnews. Maintained by a former CMU researcher who later worked at Zoesis Studios on interactive characters, the site bridges classic text-based IF with emerging realtime interactive storytelling.
http://lysator.liu.se/mud/bsxmud.html
A page documenting Regenesis, a graphical LP-MUD hosted by Lysator (Linköping University) that supported X11, Amiga, Mac, and MS-DOS graphical clients to render in-game imagery alongside text. The MUD used the BSX protocol developed by Bram Stolk to deliver visual context to players, making it a notable early experiment in graphical multi-user dungeon gameplay from the early 1990s.
https://kids-sati.neocities.org/
Kids Sati's colorful personal Neocities page is still a work-in-progress, but already lists a quirky range of interests including video games, television, food, and even a micronation. The site highlights a love of games like TF2, nods to South Park and Adult Swim, and features webrings for fellow hobbyists.