Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://log.aelysia.net/c/4/Exvius
Disclosure is the update log for Aelysia's Astralspire network, tracking changes and news for Exvius, a pixel clique dedicated to Final Fantasy fans. The site chronicles affiliate updates, design refreshes, and membership management for this long-running fan community project active since 2009.
https://kor-al.github.io/porings
Created by Alisa Korinevskaya, this site offers a detailed visual analysis of poring-type creatures from the classic MMORPG Ragnarok Online, categorizing them by genus, species, and shared characteristics. Interactive diagrams break down stats, elements, health levels, and combat behaviors across the many poring variants found in the World of Rune Midgard.
https://people.well.com/user/vision/muse.html
Created by Isaac and Jeffrey on The WELL, this early 1990s page serves as a guide to the world of MUSEs, covering how to connect to virtual worlds like OceanaMUSE, BridgeMUSE, and MariMUSE via the MUSENET gateway. It includes links to server code, a quickstart guide, MUD lists, and technical and academic reports on MU* environments.
https://sugarcaen.tripod.com/
Caen's Domain offers a personal look into the world of Lensmoor, a popular MUD (Multi-User Dungeon), through the eyes of a player named Caen. Visitors can expect character stories, quotes, links, and webring content all centered around this text-based roleplaying community.
https://donjon.bin.sh/
Donjon, created by drow, is a comprehensive suite of random generators and tools for tabletop RPGs including D&D 5e, Pathfinder, AD&D, and many other systems. Visitors can generate dungeons, encounters, treasure, towns, inns, NPCs, weather, world maps, and much more, making it an invaluable toolkit for game masters preparing campaigns.
https://illuminesce.net/
CJ is a designer, indie developer, and glassblower based in Tokyo whose personal site serves as a hub for their work in games and UX design. The site features a regularly updated blog with an RSS feed and a 'now' page offering a candid peek into their current life and projects.
https://empiremud.net/
EmpireMUD is a map-based multiplayer online text game derived from CircleMUD and the DikuMUD family, where players build empires, claim territory, and compete for dominance in a persistent world. Originally developed by Paul Clarke starting in 2000, the game is actively maintained and accessible via Telnet or MUD clients, with features supporting both sighted and visually impaired players.
https://www.topmudsites.com/
Top MUD Sites is a long-running ranking directory that catalogued the best MUDs and text-based RPGs on the internet, ordered by visitor votes and featuring a database of hundreds of games. Though now read-only and going inactive, it preserves an all-time top 100 list covering classics like Aardwolf, Achaea, and Discworld alongside forums, reviews, and articles about the MUD genre.
https://mud.co.uk/richard
Richard Bartle, co-creator of the original MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) and author of 'Designing Virtual Worlds', presents his personal entry point organized by hat icons covering academic work, MUD design, fiction, humor, and personal details. A landmark in gaming history, this site offers a window into the mind of one of the founding figures of online multiplayer gaming and virtual world theory.
http://dbmm.org.uk/index.php/rankings
DBMM Rankings tracks competitive standings for De Bellis Magistrorum Militum, a tabletop wargame, using the Glicko rating system to rank players across countries and years. The site offers detailed player profiles, competition histories, army statistics, and a searchable roster spanning tournaments from 2006 to 2026.