Games
860 sites
Subcategories:
- Video Games (315)
- Tabletop & RPGs (160)
- MUDs & Text Games (147)
https://itapun.neocities.org/
Itapun is a Tokyo-based American expat's personal site featuring blog posts about life in Japan, DIY projects like a cyberdeck build and iPod restoration, and a detailed game shelf tracking current and completed titles. The gaming content is front and center, with an eclectic mix of retro Game Boy titles, classic RPGs, and modern games reflecting a personality deeply invested in old things and niche hobbies.
https://go-jupiter.neocities.org/
Go! Jupiter! is a creative travel diary framed as an in-universe adventure log following Pokémon trainer Fender and their Noivern companion named Jupiter. The site blends real-world travel journaling with Pokémon roleplay storytelling, with past entries presented as Throwback Thursdays and a guestbook for visitors.
https://frugalgm.com/
Frugal GM, run by Christopher Stogdill, is a long-running blog dedicated to helping tabletop RPG game masters find free and budget-friendly resources, from printable maps to full rulesets. Posts regularly highlight Pay-What-You-Want tools, DriveThruRPG sales, and community finds that make running tabletop games more affordable.
http://wargameacademy.org/
Wargame Academy, maintained by Bill Thomson, is a comprehensive reference site dedicated to historical boardgame wargames, covering an enormous catalog of titles from publishers like Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW, and Columbia Games. Each game gets its own department page with rules, errata, strategy notes, and variants, making this an invaluable deep-dive resource for grognards and hex-and-counter enthusiasts.
https://tsunami.thebigwave.net/
Tsunami is one of the oldest LP MUDs still running, with a history stretching back to at least 1990 and a world spanning over 15,000 rooms. Players can choose from 65+ subclasses across 10 guilds, engage in PvP warfare, own houses, run businesses, and even play a collectible card game within this expansive free-to-play fantasy world.
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://edmundtheborb.neocities.org/games
Edmund's Game Recommendations is a lovingly curated repository of personally vetted video games spanning from 1991 to 2026, browsable by year, country, and engine. With hundreds of titles ranging from obscure freeware gems to indie darlings, it serves as a treasure map for players seeking their next great game.
https://creativeuncut.com/
Creative Uncut is a massive library of official video game concept art and character illustrations, housing over 102,000 artworks from more than 2,700 games spanning decades of gaming history. From Final Fantasy to Elden Ring to Danganronpa, it's an essential visual archive for fans, artists, and designers seeking high-quality game artwork organized by title and artist.
https://rpg20.com/
RPG20 is a toolkit packed with databases and procedural generators for tabletop RPGs, covering D&D 3.5/5E monsters, spells, traps, and graphical map generators for dungeons, cities, caves, and more. Built by a single hobbyist programmer, it offers a hand-curated collection of useful tools for game masters looking to speed up session prep.
https://toontownarchive.com/
Toontown Archive is a fan-run preservation project that hosts game servers recreating historical versions of Disney's classic MMO Toontown Online, allowing players to experience the game as it existed across different eras. With in-universe news posts from characters like Bumpy Bumblebehr and Mata Hairy, the site blends nostalgia with an active play experience for fans of the original game.