Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://neave.com/
Neave Interactive is a collection of browser-based apps and games created by developer Paul Neave, ranging from casual classics like Snake and Tic-Tac-Toe to novelties like a webcam toy with 80+ effects and a mind-bending strobe illusion. The portfolio also includes practical tools like Zoom Earth, an interactive weather and hurricane tracker, making it a surprisingly diverse playground of interactive web experiences.
https://renkotsuban.com/
Renkon is a nonbinary 4th-gen Japanese-American living in Japan who blogs about indie games, films, anime, books, and daily life, while also making and streaming indie games with their partner under the Nice Gear Games label. The site serves as a personal hub connecting to their zine 'Indie Tsushin', social profiles, and a variety of creative pursuits.
http://wargame.20m.com/
War Across The Board is a hobbyist site dedicated to board wargame replays and variants, covering both historical and alternate-history scenarios as well as science-fiction and fantasy themes. The creator, known as the Board Warrior, set out to prove that people still actively play these games by documenting matches with graphical replays spanning 1999 to 2001.
https://3dshamei.neocities.org/
3DShamei's Spanish-language blog covers video games, music, anime, and personal interests, with posts ranging from Pokemon Emerald reviews to Linkin Park album discussions. The site also features a drawing gallery and original characters, making it a colorful creative corner for fans of retro and modern pop culture.
https://seafare.neocities.org/
Seafare is Jamie's lovingly built personal site dedicated to their favorite games, including Animal Crossing, Pokémon, Dragon Age, Stardew Valley, Elden Ring, and many more, featuring shrines, original characters, and interactive elements. The site is packed with creative details like randomly generated in-game fortunes, OC profile pages, a ribbon master hall of fame, and a constantly growing collection of fan content.
https://starfighter.neocities.org/
Starfighter is a punk from Malmö, Sweden who has built a sprawling personal site around shoot 'em ups, including a 1CC progress tracker and what may be the internet's longest list of video games featuring snow. Beyond shmups, the site covers hi-fi audio gear, cassette collections, pixel art, punk lyrics, and a personal zine, all wrapped in lovingly hand-coded HTML/CSS.
https://fan.lysandre.me/starters
Maintained by Samifer, this clique invites Pokémon fans to adopt sprite graphics of their favorite Starter (officially 'First Partner') Pokémon and display them on their own websites. With both regular and shiny sprite options and simple adoption rules, it's a charming piece of old-web community culture centered around Pokémon fandom.
https://pictomancy.leprd.space/
Pictomancy is the personal site of Aster, a web adventurer whose interests span Final Fantasy XIV, rhythm games like pop'n music and DDR, shiny hunting, and trading card games. Still in early development, the site promises a gallery, OC garden, shrine hub, and personal art as it grows into its full vision.
https://justacrowxd.neocities.org/
Crow's Corner is the growing personal website of a British computer science student named Crow, built from scratch as she learns HTML and CSS. Minecraft dominates her interests list alongside Hermitcraft, worldbuilding, and Dungeons & Dragons, making this a charming early-web-style hobby space to watch develop.
https://colorworld.world/
Colorworld is a vibrant, interactive personal website built by Devin that reimagines a childhood site from the 2009-2010 era, packed with real-time multiplayer features including collaborative drawing, arcade games, image chat rooms, and live player check-ins. Visitors can see other users online simultaneously, play browser games like Shapeville and Smiley Box, and explore a colorful world that blends nostalgia with modern real-time web technology.