Video Games
306 sites
https://dazeland.com/index-en.html
Dazeland is a self-described virtual museum dedicated to video games of yesteryear, covering classic titles across Amiga, PC, and consoles with detailed individual game pages. The site spans a remarkable range of retro games from Dungeon Master to Planescape: Torment, updated regularly with new entries and expanded write-ups.
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://miela583.neocities.org/
Miela583 keeps a daily blog documenting every video game played the previous day, spanning years of entries from 2022 through 2026 with thoughtful short reviews and reactions. The site features a Game Index, a Cleared Games list, and an archive organized by month, making it a fun personal record of one gamer's eclectic journey through indie titles, RPGs, and more.
https://mirage-island.neocities.org/
Mirage Island is a heartfelt Pokemon fan site by myuma/lapi, featuring guides, post-game activity articles, a merch collection page, and a cbox chat archive built around a deep love for the earlier Pokemon games. The creator's personal connection to the franchise, particularly Pokemon White, gives the site a warm and reflective tone that sets it apart from typical game wikis.
https://themushroomkingdom.net/
The Mushroom Kingdom (TMK) is one of the oldest and most comprehensive Super Mario Bros. fan sites on the web, covering every Mario game from 1981 to the present with downloads, reviews, guides, maps, cheats, and a full Mariopedia. Running since 1997, it also features multimedia archives, game credits, interviews, merchandise documentation, and even its own Mario-themed internet radio station.
https://asteromorph.neocities.org/
Dan's Neocities personal site is a colorful, perpetually-in-progress hub featuring art, a blog, fan shrines for games like Kirby and Hylics, and a web graphics collection. The site blends fandom appreciation, personal expression, and old-web aesthetics with a corkboard navigation and an active update log stretching back to 2023.
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://dual-weekend.com/
Dual Weekend is Sora Hyūga's personal site centered on video game progress logs, with pages dedicated to titles like Stardew Valley, Cassette Beasts, Pokémon Friends, and Dragon Ball Xenoverse. The site also features language learning goals for Japanese and Russian, anime music cliques, and a fan section for the Dragon Ball character Raditz.
https://bllngers.neocities.org/
Damian's personal neocities site built as a 2024 project, featuring shrines dedicated to The Legend of Zelda, 2000s Nintendo, and comic books alongside reviews and resources. A self-described grad student and HTML newcomer, Damian is crafting a space for their overlapping interests in physical media, gaming, quilting, and archival history.
https://zomboid.pro/
Kepler's personal corner of the web, styled after the main menu of the survival game Project Zomboid, featuring art, writing, recipes, photos, a blog, and a curated links neighborhood. The site is a sprawling, lovingly crafted multi-section homepage that wears its game-inspired aesthetic proudly across multiple themed versions and redesigns.