Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://saddesthyacinth.neocities.org/
Saddest Hyacinth is a richly customizable neocities personal site built around the creator's gaming and anime interests, featuring an impressive theme selector with over a dozen color schemes named after games like Nikke, Marvel Rivals, and Stellar Blade. Visitors can interact with a guestbook, generate a personalized visitor card, and browse a companion selector featuring dozens of Nikke characters, making this a lively and interactive hub for fans of these titles.
https://spotofmummery.com/
Spot of Mummery is a dedicated Final Fantasy XIV fansite created by an artist, following the fictional adventures of a character named Amon, a Technologist Bard, across the world of Eorzea. The site offers original stories, fan art, screenshots, and game articles, making it a rich creative hub for FFXIV roleplayers and fans.
https://madaxeman.com/
Madaxeman.com is a sprawling wargaming resource covering miniature tabletop games across multiple scales and historical periods, with a focus on ADLG, Field of Glory Renaissance, Malifaux, and Napoleonic warfare. Visitors will find manufacturer directories with voting systems, army lists, battle reports, painting guides, tactical tips, and a dedicated podcast spanning decades of wargaming history.
https://tecfa.unige.ch/guides/tie/html/moo-tech/moo-tech.html
A technical introduction to MOOs (Multi-user Object-Oriented environments) written in French by Daniel K. Schneider at TECFA, University of Geneva, covering the history of MUDs, MUSEs, MUSHes, and MOOs alongside basic connection commands and navigation. Part of a broader "Technologies Internet et Education" guide series, this document serves as a structured learning module for understanding text-based virtual worlds.
https://grognard.com/Pages.aspx
Grognard.com is a sprawling community hub and archive dedicated to wargamers, collecting reviews, strategy articles, errata, variants, and historical pieces spanning board wargames, computer wargames, and miniatures. The site also features curated links to individual wargamer blogs and websites, convention listings, an opponents-wanted matchmaking tool, and spotlight articles covering the broader wargaming hobby.
https://thegreenroom.neocities.org/
The Green Room is a cozy personal neocities site with a strong focus on the game Deltarune, featuring spoiler warnings and enthusiastic fan content from the webmaster. Packed with autoplaying media, iframes, and old-web aesthetics, it also participates in several webrings including a Sanrio ring and Verdantville.
http://fantasymaps.com/gaming/ahotw.html
Jim and Karl Musser created this fan-designed variant of the classic board game 'History of the World,' expanding it with additional civilizations, map changes, and revised rules across multiple scenarios. The site offers downloadable rule files in Word Perfect and PDF formats, covering 11 scenarios spanning from 1500 BC to 500 BC, making it a valuable resource for dedicated fans of the original game.
https://gamestudies.org/1501
Game Studies is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal dedicated to the research and analysis of computer games, covering aesthetic, cultural, and communicative dimensions of gaming. Issue 1501 from July 2015 features scholarly articles on topics ranging from Dark Souls and the ludic sublime to identity and play in The Walking Dead, making it a rich destination for serious game scholars and enthusiasts alike.
https://star-specimen.neocities.org/
Star-specimen is a 19-year-old college student's colorful Neocities homepage packed with stamps, interest pages covering horror films, video games, critters, and television. The site has a charming creature-themed aesthetic and links out to dedicated subpages including RPG Maker content, a quiz list, and a DJ radio station page.
http://elysium-rpg.com/
Elysium is an original online RPG and MUD where players can build empires, join guilds and Orders, sail the seas, and master unique skills like Demonology and Herbalism. Created by Mark O'Mahoney and Rhys Catlow, this long-running text-based world offers deep roleplay and a player-maintained wiki for community lore.