Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://villepreux.net/
Villa Pirorum is Antoine Villepreux's personal digital garden, home to the Villepreux family homepage and a wide range of creative experiments including web art, photography, poetry, and a blog. Antoine is a professional game developer and production director at Cyanide Studio, and the site reflects his broad interests with sections on recipes, music, rugby, and quirky interactive labs like animated screensavers and 88x31 badge tributes.
https://davesmapper.com/
Dave's Mapper is a web-based geomorphic map generator built for tabletop RPG enthusiasts, letting dungeon masters procedurally assemble dungeon, cavern, village, city, sci-fi, and other map types from tile sets contributed by dozens of artists. Created by web designer and puzzle author David Millar, the tool supports multiple grid options and map structures, making it a practical resource for D&D, OSR, and other roleplaying game prep.
https://bugsite.org/
A dedicated fan site for the obscure 2001 Game Boy Color RPG 'Network Adventure Bugsite' by Smilesoft, covering the game's story, monsters, and downloadable media. It stands out for preserving a nearly forgotten Japanese RPG, complete with links to ROM translations and archived promo art.
https://hymmnos.cc/
A poetic, minimalist personal site with a lyrical tone, drawing its name and spirit from the Hymmnos constructed language found in the Ar tonelico game series. The site contains multiple sections labeled with Roman numerals alongside writing and fandom content, wrapped in an evocative, introspective aesthetic.
https://boxy.neocities.org/
Boxy's energetic personal site combines a retro early-web aesthetic with enthusiastic personality, featuring a button collection, links to friends and favorite sites, and a Bonelab game-related blog post. The site leans into nostalgic internet culture with colorful graphics, audio, and a chat feature, centered around gaming interests visible in its Steam and Bonelab references.
https://hawaii1999.neocities.org/
hawaii1999's colorful personal corner of the web features a game cabinet, Pokemon section, shrines, and a button wall, built in the tradition of classic Neocities homepages. The site blends nostalgia and internet culture with personal diary entries, a music section, and a lounge, making it a charming snapshot of the modern old-web revival aesthetic.
https://saddesthyacinth.neocities.org/
Saddest Hyacinth is a richly customizable neocities personal site built around the creator's gaming and anime interests, featuring an impressive theme selector with over a dozen color schemes named after games like Nikke, Marvel Rivals, and Stellar Blade. Visitors can interact with a guestbook, generate a personalized visitor card, and browse a companion selector featuring dozens of Nikke characters, making this a lively and interactive hub for fans of these titles.
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.
https://skullkid.neocities.org/
The Lost Woods is a personal neocities site by 'Skullkid,' themed around The Legend of Zelda with references to Skull Kid, Stalfos, and the forest setting from the games. It features a journal, a dedicated Klonoa page, a gallery, and charming CSS animations like swaying falling leaves.
https://argusarts.com/
Argus Arts is a hobby site by a self-described Web 1.0 enthusiast who built a recursive random generator as its centerpiece feature, alongside a Touhou-style danmaku shooter game. The creator's interests span tabletop RPGs, rhythm games, and bullet hell shooters, making this a charming small corner of the old web brought back to life.