Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
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.
https://eblong.com/zarf/glulx
Zarf's Glulx project page is the official home of the Glulx 32-bit virtual machine, a powerful successor to the classic Z-machine designed for Interactive Fiction. It hosts the full VM specification, source code and binaries for the Glulxe interpreter, and links to tools like Quixe (a JavaScript-based browser interpreter) and Lectrote, making it an essential hub for IF developers and enthusiasts.
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://graverobbersguide.blogspot.com/2023/06/combo-encounters.html
The Graverobber's Guide is D.G. Chapman's tabletop RPG blog packed with creative game mastering advice, random tables, and dungeon design ideas. This particular post explores 'combo encounters,' a technique for pre-combining random encounter results to spark richer, more dynamic in-game moments without extra GM prep work.
http://blizzara.org/
Blizzara.org is a network of personal fan sites maintained by Stefi, a Southern California-based creator, each dedicated to a beloved fictional character from games like Final Fantasy IX, Kingdom Hearts, and more. Online since 2004, the Diamond Dust Network hub showcases individual character shrines alongside a webring roll, a layout archive, and links to fellow fan site creators.
https://kismetrose.com/sg1/DebriefingIndex.html
Kismet Rose's comprehensive reference site covers the Stargate SG-1 tabletop roleplaying game published by AEG, including character classes, backgrounds, mechanics, and tech from the game's sourcebooks. A unique highlight is 'Starscape,' the creator's original crossover material blending the Stargate and Farscape universes into a unified campaign setting.
https://fan.hopeslair.haliya.net/fl/kirby/index.php
From the Stars is a TheFanlistings.org approved fanlisting dedicated to Nintendo's beloved Kirby series, boasting 75 members from 22 countries. Fans of the pink puffball can join, browse member codes, and celebrate their shared love of the Kirby franchise through this neatly maintained community listing.
http://elfmaidsandoctopi.blogspot.com/2023/05/d100-magic-guild-demands.html
Elfmaids & Octopi is Christopher Tamm's prolific old-school tabletop RPG blog packed with random tables, homebrew rules, and imaginative worldbuilding content spanning settings like Planet Psychon, Xor, and Gamma Aeon. This particular post offers a d100 table of Magic Guild Demands, one of hundreds of game-ready resources that make this a treasure trove for OSR dungeon masters.
https://nikoblankworks.com/
Niko's personal blog, written under the handle Inumo, focuses heavily on tabletop RPG design and GMing craft, with detailed essays on games like Fabula Ultima, Lancer, and Girl by Moonlight. The site doubles as a home base for several original TTRPG projects and offers thoughtful long-form writing on game theory, reviews, and design philosophy.
https://www.gammon.com.au/
Nick Gammon's software solutions page is home to MUSHclient, a popular MUD/MUSH client, alongside utility programs, electronics resources focused on Arduino and microprocessors, and a weaving program called Weavedraft. The site blends hobbyist programming tools with practical software downloads, making it a useful stop for MUD enthusiasts and tinkerers alike.