Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
http://nethack.org/index.html
The official home of NetHack, the legendary open-source roguelike dungeon crawler first released in 1985, offering downloads, patch files, bug lists, developer resources, and release announcements for the latest version 3.6.7. A cornerstone of gaming history, NetHack has even been featured in MoMA's 'Never Alone: Video Games and Other Interactive Design' exhibition, and this site serves as the authoritative hub for everything related to the game.
https://ocean-waves.xyz/
Snufkin's personal corner of the web features a rich mix of shrines dedicated to games like Animal Crossing Wild World, Magical Starsign, and Pokemon, alongside a digital garden, bookshelf, TTRPG solo tools, pixel collections, and a Japan study blog. The site has a cozy handcrafted feel with years of updates and a wide variety of creative projects that reward browsing.
https://rpg20.com/
RPG20 is a toolkit packed with databases and procedural generators for tabletop RPGs, covering D&D 3.5/5E monsters, spells, traps, and graphical map generators for dungeons, cities, caves, and more. Built by a single hobbyist programmer, it offers a hand-curated collection of useful tools for game masters looking to speed up session prep.
https://cyberpurgatory.neocities.org/
Cyber Purgatory is aka's personal Neocities corner celebrating the old web aesthetic, featuring a dedicated favorite video games page alongside a nukos section and general site musings. The changelog reveals an actively tinkered site with a retro charm, guestbook, webring participation, and a healthy disdain for the corporate modern internet.
https://jubilifevibes.neocities.org/
Jubilife Vibes is a Neocities personal site by Ale, named after the iconic city from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, built as a love letter to the indie web and old-school internet culture. The site is still taking shape, with a blog, changelog, to-do list, and plans for a Pokemon shrine, anime section, and Jubilife City music player.
https://spark-witch.neocities.org/
Spark Witch is a charming personal Neocities page by a hobbyist who lists their current interests including Pikmin Bloom, Final Fantasy, Kirby, and handheld gaming alongside reading and pixel art. The site is still under construction but already features sections for stickers, badges, blinkies, stamps, and a tea list, giving it a cozy old-web aesthetic.
http://awns.com/tkMOO-light
tkMOO-light is a cross-platform chat client developed by Andrew Wilson, designed specifically for connecting to MUD and MOO online text-based environments on UNIX, Windows, and Macintosh. The site offers downloads, a manual, plugin documentation, and release notes for a client that has been actively developed since the mid-1990s.
https://mrsgiggles.neocities.org/
Hot Sauce Outpost is a fan creative writing site dedicated to an alternative story script for Dragon Age: The Veilguard, rewriting the game with a custom world state featuring Lace Harding, the Hero of Ferelden, Hawke, and the Inquisitor. The author takes a sharply opinionated stance on the official game and builds out an elaborate alternate narrative with detailed companion arcs and plot threads.
https://risingthumb.xyz/
RisingThumb.xyz is a sprawling personal site by a game developer who goes by RisingThumb, featuring collections of books, movies, TV shows, and video games alongside blog posts and creative projects. The creator also developed a commercial game called Mirrormind and runs a small book shop called BlackWindBooks, making this a densely packed corner of the indie web.
https://ribbondoll.neocities.org/
RibbonDoll is Megan's colorful personal neocities site featuring shrines dedicated to video games and characters, a fujo diary, game ID collections, and her general interests including K-pop and anime. With a feminine aesthetic and active update log, the site is a growing virtual paradise with dedicated pages for favorites like Akihiko from the Persona series and the visual novel Slow Damage.