Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://cayzle.com/
Cayzle's site is dedicated to wemics, the lion-centaur creatures from Dungeons & Dragons, covering their lore, culture, history, and rules across every edition of D&D. Beyond the wemic encyclopedia, the site includes an in-progress indie d20 RPG called Labyrinths & Liontaurs, free downloadable RPG PDFs, sprite-based webcomics, and a blog filled with tabletop gaming commentary.
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://www.adrift.co/links
ADRIFT is a dedicated hub for the Interactive Fiction authoring tool of the same name, offering a curated links page pointing to wikis, databases, competitions, and community forums across the IF world. Visitors can discover resources like IFDB, intfiction.org, and the annual Interactive Fiction Competition, making it a useful gateway for both ADRIFT users and the broader text adventure community.
http://df.lth.se/~mol/if.html
Magnus has built a personal hub dedicated to interactive fiction, covering its literary merits, his own four published text adventure games, and resources for aspiring IF authors including Inform and TADS. The site also features criticism and analysis of notable IF works like Andrew Plotkin's 'So Far' and 'Dreamhold,' making it a thoughtful companion for both players and creators.
https://deathbusters.org/spirits
Spirits is a clique and member community dedicated to the Mana Spirits from Square Enix's Secret of Mana franchise, where members adopt and champion one of the elemental spirits like Shade, Sylphid, or Gnome. Created by Christina in 2021, the site invites fans to join, display codes, and collectively defend the lore of the beloved Seiken Densetsu series.
https://majik3d-legacy.org/
A legacy archive preserving the history of Majik 3D MMORPG, a volunteer-driven open-source online roleplaying game active from 1995 to 2002 that evolved from a text-based MUD through a 2D roguelike into a full 3D world. Maintained by the original developer namhas, the site hosts over 3,300 files including source code on GitHub, archived mailing lists, forums, screenshots, and design documents chronicling one of the early indie MMORPGs with player-controlled economies and ecosystems.
https://knickknack.neocities.org/
Knickknack's site is a personal playground dedicated to building, displaying, and logging interactions with chatbots, with a tutorial on reading bot logs included. The bot definitions are rendered using Claude Sonnet, making it a quirky intersection of hobbyist experimentation and AI tooling.
https://games-xplorer.neocities.org/
Games.Xplore is a curated hub of free online games and web-based entertainment, covering everything from browser classics like Chess and Geometry Dash to multiplayer titles like GTA Online and LOL Beans. The site also links to music, videos, and quirky web experiences, making it a casual one-stop playground for school-friendly unblocked gaming.
http://dsl-mud.org/
Dark and Shattered Lands (DSL) is one of the longest-running MUDs on the internet, set in the richly detailed fantasy world of Algoron with kingdoms, clans, races, and deep lore. The site offers extensive resources including equipment lists, maps, a wiki, clan war standings, competitive leagues like the Gladiator League, and a podcast for this thriving text-based RPG community.
https://radicalblur.neocities.org/
RadicalBlur's personal Neocities site covers writings, projects, and interests with a notable focus on Sonic modding based on the site's own keywords. Still a work in progress, it features art, a gifs archive, and links to fellow web creators in classic old-web style.