Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://drissy.neocities.org/
Drissy's nostalgia site dedicated to the online dress-up game Royale High School, built as a personal tribute to more peaceful memories of early internet life. The site features a blog, custom themes, a guestbook, and reflections from a self-described cryptogenic system with a love for 90s-2000s aesthetics and anemoia.
https://dr.wictz.com/
Dr. Wictz shares tips, designer diaries, and advice on board game design, with a focus on their own published games including Robotech: Reconstruction. The blog spans years of posts covering card-driven wargame mechanics, designer philosophy, and practical guidance for aspiring board game creators.
http://larry.rivers.free.fr/
A French-language site titled 'Welcome to the Ludic Caharnaum,' suggesting a playful collection of games or game-related content. The minimal page structure with frame-based navigation hints at an older hobbyist gaming site from the early web era.
http://boudoirblanc.com/index.html
Boudoir Blanc offers a large collection of free custom content objects created specifically for The Sims 1, organized into themed categories like Garden & Countryside, Home Decor, and Passport to the World. The site includes an art gallery, sim fakes, a bazaar, and even gift exchange sections, making it a rich resource for Sims 1 players seeking unique in-game objects.
https://wocmud.org/welcome.php
Worlds of Carnage is a long-running fantasy MUD run by Robert Cummings (Blobule) that lets players explore a text-based realm filled with mythical creatures, races, guilds, and classic telnet-era adventure. The site serves as a portal to jump directly into the game via browser or telnet, and includes information about races, lore, a wiki, forums, and building tools for this non-profit community.
https://consideritbroken.net/
Heather (aka graves) runs this eclectic personal hub covering video games, film, TV, and books through a network of sub-blogs called The Nexus. The site has a moody gothic aesthetic with character galleries spanning everything from Omori and Drakengard to Twin Peaks and Evangelion, reflecting a deep love of niche and cult-favorite media.
https://flashpointarchive.org/
Flashpoint Archive is a massive community-driven preservation project that has saved over 200,000 web games and animations from obsolete browser plugins like Flash, Shockwave, and Unity. Started by BlueMaxima in 2017, it offers a full software suite including a launcher, proxy, and sandbox so anyone can relive classic webgames that would otherwise be lost forever.
https://aardwolf.com/
Aardwolf is a long-running free text-based MUD set in the fantasy world of Andolor, featuring 28 character classes, hundreds of quests, real-time overhead maps, and a thriving multiplayer community. The site serves as the official hub for the game, offering a web client to play directly, a wiki, Lua coding documentation, clan and race information, and regularly updated news about game changes.
https://legendmud.org/index.php/Welcome_to_Legend
LegendMUD is a long-running text-based multi-user dungeon set in a historically-grounded virtual world where players explore eras like Ancient, Medieval, and Industrial periods with a fantastical twist. Visitors can connect directly to the game, browse quest walkthroughs, and dive into richly described environments ranging from Victorian London to Celtic Ireland.
http://anguish.org/intro.php?id=topmud_db
Ancient Anguish is a free medieval fantasy MUD founded in 1992, featuring two massive continents with over 12,000 rooms, hundreds of explorable areas, and a rich variety of classes and guilds. The site serves as a comprehensive portal with lore, gameplay guides, player rankings, discussion boards, and even a Wizard mentoring program for players who want to help code new content.