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• SimEchoes Updates [2026-07-07]
  SimEchoes is a personal site centered on The Sims franchise, featuring custom houses, textures, avatars, and a blog documenting the creator's ongoing adventures across Sims 1, 2, and 3. Beyond the game content, the site branches into Dr. Who, photos, comics, cooking, and animation, making it a charming old-web personal hub built around a lifelong Sims enthusiast.
• simlogical.com [2026-07-07]
  Simlogical is a dedicated resource for The Sims 1 custom content, offering downloadable hacked objects like curtains, fireplaces, and miscellaneous gameplay tweaks created by the site owner. It includes installation guides, expansion pack compatibility notes, and safety tips for testing user-made objects in your game.
• Simon's Quest dissected [2026-07-07]
  A meticulous technical deep-dive into Castlevania II: Simon's Quest, comparing the Japanese FDS, North American NES, PAL NES, and Finnish fan-translation versions side by side. Created by Joel Yliluoma, it dissects translation mysteries, censorship changes, hardware limitations, and dialog differences with obsessive detail that fans of retro game archaeology will love.
• Sims 1 Mods by Corylea [2026-07-07]
  Corylea's dedicated modding page offers a wide collection of custom hacks and objects for The Sims 1, covering everything from skill objects and careers to garden crops and pet items. The site includes installation instructions for both the original game and The Sims Legacy, making it a practical resource for fans of this classic 2000s life simulator.
• Simthing for Everyone [2026-07-07]
  Simthing for Everyone is a long-running fan resource dedicated to The Sims franchise, offering custom content downloads including objects, defaults, and tutorials for Sims 1 and Sims 2. The site has been active for over 11 years and features work from multiple creators including AmythestFenix, with content gradually migrating to companion blogs and off-site archives.
• Sizz Tuna’s Ocean of Something or Other [2026-07-07]
  Sizz Tuna's Ocean of Something or Other is a quirky, ocean-themed personal site built around an interactive image-clicking exploration experience, with dedicated sections for music, games, reviews, and a gallery. The creator shares personal writing, game impressions (including a glowing take on Baba Is You), and curated recommendations, making it a charming and eclectic corner of the web.
• sklivvz.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  A 1998 fan page dedicated to Blizzard's Diablo, focused on cheats, trainers, and patch news for the game. The site covers workarounds for the v1.03 patch, item editors, and Battle.net cheat methods, making it a snapshot of early Diablo modding culture.
• Skotos Articles [2026-07-07]
  Skotos Tech was a pioneering online game company that published articles and columns about text-based and browser multiplayer games. The site hosted a collection of game design writings and hosted several MUD and online RPG titles in the early 2000s.
• Skytopia [2026-07-07]
  Welcome to the highest place on the planet!: Skytopia is a sprawling personal hobby site covering classic video games, ray-traced and fractal art, an extensive music shrine dedicated to the greatest pop and classical compositions, science trivia, and even fruit reviews. Created with obvious passion and a wide-ranging curiosity, the site is a time capsule of old-web enthusiasm packed with galleries, top lists, articles, and interactive demos.
• Sleepy Circus [2026-07-07]
  Sleepy Circus is a colorful personal neocities homepage built by a gaming enthusiast who shares friend codes, game shrines, fanlistings, and virtual pet collections across titles like Pokemon, Skyrim, Dead by Daylight, and Silent Hill. The site has a playful, cluttered old-web charm with webrings, trinkets, surveys, and a blog alongside social links and a guestbook.
• slimemagus [2026-07-07]
  Slimemagus is the personal Neocities corner of Jhin, a 22-year-old who geeks out over video games like Yakuza, Etrian Odyssey, and Project Moon titles, as well as tabletop RPGs and DnD. The site features a blog, game shrines (including a work-in-progress Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold shrine), and a casual, enthusiastic vibe from someone learning HTML while building their little web home.
• Slush Invaders Game [2026-06-27]
  Slush Invaders Game — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• small talk [2026-03-28]
  Lista cool-sites (repositório stolengood/cool-sites).
• SNAKEWATER [2026-07-07]
  Beringer Vril's personal site centered around their love of Team Fortress 2, specifically the competitive map Snakewater. The site includes sections for art, a blog, and a guestbook, with a cozy nekoweb aesthetic and strong TF2 fan identity.
• snblog [2026-07-07]
  A personal tech and gaming blog covering video game reviews for PSP, PS Vita, PS1, and Nintendo Switch titles alongside posts on Linux, mathematics, and computing topics. The author writes candidly about retro handhelds, open-source tools, and programming curiosities, making it a lively mix for fellow nerds.
• SND - an interactive story game by Sara Bezovšek [2026-09-08]
  s-n-d.si
• snommy'z corner [2026-07-07]
  Snommy's Corner is a quirky little page by the creator 'snombler' that hosts a downloadable TavernCard V2 character card, complete with personality data and lorebook support for AI chat platforms. The sparse, offbeat presentation with cryptic text adds a distinct charm to what is essentially a character-sharing resource for fans of AI roleplay tools.
• Snowplains Website [2026-07-07]
  Snowplains is a text-based talker (chat environment) built on the EW-too platform, where users connect via telnet to chat with people from around the world in a whimsical snowplain-themed virtual space. The site includes connection instructions, a building guide, residents' pages, and a 'spod chart' tracking who has spent the most time online.
• Solace [2026-07-07]
  Solace is an online MUD set in the iconic Dragonlance fantasy universe, featuring a wide variety of playable races like minotaurs, dwarves, elves, and draconians alongside classic fantasy classes such as necromancers, knights, and clerics. The game offers persistent world roleplaying, questing, and combat rooted in the lore of Krynn, complete with its pantheon of gods and signature factions.
• SolarScrolls [2026-07-07]
  SolarScrolls is Edi's (Solar's) personal Neocities page featuring shrines dedicated to games like Final Fantasy 14, Zenless Zone Zero, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, alongside an art gallery, original characters, a reading list, and a game library. The site has a warm, hobbyist charm with a blog covering personal life updates and a growing collection of fan shrines across multiple game titles.
• Solo RPG Resources | dieheart [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive curated directory of solo role-playing game engines, tools, and resources compiled by the dieheart blogger after finding no such list existed years ago. Covering everything from free solo engines and web-based tools to beginner guides and Tarot-based NPC generators, it is an invaluable reference for anyone wanting to play tabletop RPGs alone.
• SomeSimThings - Free download of new and hacked objects for The Sims [2026-07-07]
  SomeSimThings offers free downloads of custom and hacked objects for The Sims and The Sims 2, created by a longtime fan who has been modding the game for years. Visitors can find skill-building objects, hacked toys, decorative items, and beginner tutorials on IFF Pencil hacking techniques.
• Something Something Soup Something - Home [2026-07-07]
  Something Something Soup Something is a playable philosophical experiment by Stefano Gualeni, set in a 2078 world where alien labor and teleportation technology create absurd cross-cultural miscommunications around everyday objects. The browser-based game challenges players to wrestle with questions of categorization and meaning, making it a genuinely unique intersection of game design and philosophy.
• Somewhere City [2026-07-07]
  Tawny's colorful personal corner of the web, currently hyperfixating on Deltarune, features a gallery, original characters, and a trinket hoard section still under construction. The site has a playful, welcoming tone with Dragon Cave creature adoptables and webring participation adding to its charming old-web aesthetic.
• Sorcery! by Steve Jackson [2026-07-07]
  A dedicated tribute to Steve Jackson's classic "Sorcery!" gamebook series, covering all four books from The Shamutanti Hills to The Crown of Kings with detailed descriptions, spells, and lore. Created and maintained by John Hubbard, this site is a nostalgic deep-dive for fans of Fighting Fantasy's most epic choose-your-own-adventure campaign.
• space mountain land [2026-07-07]
  Herbert's cheerful personal corner of the web features a Digimon World let's play, movie reviews, personal writings, and quirky miscellaneous pages. The site has a warm, handcrafted old-web personality with ongoing updates and a playful sense of humor.
• SPAG [2026-07-07]
  The Interactive Fiction Magazine: SPAG is a long-running magazine dedicated to interactive fiction, with a complete archive of 64 issues spanning from 1994 to 2016 covering reviews, articles, and commentary on text adventures and parser games. Maintained as a historical archive by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation, it offers a remarkable window into decades of IF community discourse and criticism.
• Spatterlight [2026-07-07]
  Interactive Fiction for MacOS: Spatterlight is a native macOS Cocoa application that plays a wide range of interactive fiction formats including Z-code, Glulx, TADS, Hugo, and Magnetic Scrolls games. The site provides downloads, source code, and links to bibliographic iFiction files for classic commercial IF titles from companies like Infocom, Level 9, and Magnetic Scrolls.
• Specialist Arms Forum - Index [2026-07-07]
  Specialist Arms Forum is a community hub dedicated to Games Workshop's specialist game systems, including Warmaster, Epic, and related miniature wargames. Visitors will find active discussion boards covering game reports, modelling and painting projects, event registration, and trades among a membership of over 28,000 enthusiasts.
• Spectra Collab [2025-11-02]
  Spectra Collab — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Spieleakademie.at – Spieleakademie e.V. [2026-07-07]
  The Österreichische Spiele-Akademie is an Austrian non-profit organization dedicated to promoting board games and tabletop gaming across Austria. The site lists upcoming events including the official Austrian Terraforming Mars championship, game festivals, author meetings, and the prestigious Österreichischer Spielepreis board game award.
• SpongeBob Flash Games Archive [2026-07-07]
  The SpongeBob Flash Games Archive is a preservation project collecting every old SpongeBob SquarePants browser game in one place, with many titles optimized to run in modern browsers. Dozens of classic Nickelodeon Flash games from developers like Sarbakan and Workinman are available here, making it a nostalgic treasure chest for anyone who grew up playing these titles on Nick.com.
• Spot of Mummery - FFXIV Blog & Fansite [2026-07-07]
  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.
• SPYRO Character Designs [2026-07-07]
  The Animation Academy hosts the original Spyro the Dragon character design sketches by artist Charles Zembilias, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at the conceptual process behind the iconic PlayStation mascot. Visitors can browse early concept art showing the evolution of Spyro, gnorcs, and other creatures from rough first-pass sketches to the final designs used by Insomniac Games.
• ST Neighbourhood [2026-07-07]
  ST Neighbourhood (also known as STF Sims) is a custom content hub for The Sims, offering downloadable skins, hair, hacks, objects, floors, and neighbourhood files created by the site's author. The collection spans both The Sims 1 and Sims 2, with content organized by category and a strict no-redistribution policy reflecting the creator's personal craftsmanship.
• Stabby Jack - RPG Played With Cards [2026-07-07]
  Stabby Jack is a complete tabletop RPG system designed to be played entirely with a standard deck of playing cards, no dice or character sheets required. The site presents the full ruleset for 2 or more players, covering setup, character attributes, combat, leveling up, and monster fighting in a compact and freely available format.
• Staggering Beauty [2026-07-07]
  Staggering Beauty is an interactive web toy built around a wiggly worm-like creature that reacts dramatically to vigorous mouse shaking, triggering flashing lights and loud sounds for a chaotic, memorable experience. Simple but notorious on the old web, it became a cult classic for its sensory-overload surprise factor and minimal design.
• Star Wars [2026-07-07]
  Knights of the Old Republic II: A complete Let's Play archive of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II by user Scorchy, featuring 59 screenshot-based installments with humorous commentary and a unique challenge run avoiding lightsabers entirely. The archive documents the full game with detailed NPC influence mechanics, narrative commentary, and witty chapter titles that make this a standout playthrough of the classic RPG.
• star-specimen's page! [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Starfighter's Cool Website [2026-07-07]
  Starfighter is a punk from Malmö, Sweden who has built a sprawling personal site around shoot 'em ups, including a 1CC progress tracker and what may be the internet's longest list of video games featuring snow. Beyond shmups, the site covers hi-fi audio gear, cassette collections, pixel art, punk lyrics, and a personal zine, all wrapped in lovingly hand-coded HTML/CSS.
• STARMEN.NET - EarthBound / Mother 3 Goodness. [2026-07-07]
  Starmen.net is a long-running community hub dedicated to the EarthBound and MOTHER series of RPGs, featuring walkthroughs, fan theories, riddles, newsletters, ROM hacking resources, and an active forum. With its deep archive of fan content, merchandise links, radio stream, and event history spanning decades, it remains one of the most comprehensive EarthBound fansites on the web.
• Starship Combat News - The latest info on space games and miniatures [2026-07-07]
  Starship Combat News, run by a dedicated hobbyist since 1999, is a comprehensive news and resource hub for spaceship miniatures games and tabletop starship combat systems. It features fleet designs, ship stat sheets for Full Thrust and other rulesets, sci-fi crossover stats from Star Trek and Star Wars universes, and an extensive catalog of available space combat games.
• start [Dune MUD] [2026-07-07]
  Dune MUD is a classic LP MUD that has been running since 1992, set in Frank Herbert's iconic Dune universe with 30,000+ rooms, ten guilds, opt-in PvP, and an active playerbase. The wiki-based site serves as a comprehensive hub for players, offering connection guides, client recommendations, quest information, maps, and lore about the Dune universe that inspired the game.
• Stealing the Diamond [2025-08-18]
  Stealing the Diamond — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Sticky Ninja Academy [2024-11-14]
  Sticky Ninja Academy — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Strangetown Girl <3 [2026-07-07]
  Katie's colorful personal corner of the web, themed around The Sims 2 PSP and video games, featuring webshrines, a dream journal, and a pets section for her cat Oreo. The Wii pointer cursor, iMood widget tracking her Sims 2 PSP mood, and pastel aesthetic give it a distinctly nostalgic early-2000s web feel.
• Strike Force Heroes 2 [2024-11-13]
  Strike Force Heroes 2 — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Subpixel Snake [2026-07-07]
  The Web's Smallest Game: Subpixel Snake is a novelty browser game by patorjk that renders the classic Snake game at an impossibly tiny scale, requiring a microscope (or extreme zoom) to see the action. The game uses subpixel color techniques like LAB, sRGB, and sBGR rendering to squeeze gameplay into nearly invisible pixels, making it a clever technical curiosity as much as a playable game.
• Sunflower Land [2026-09-08]
  sunflower-land.com
• Super Mario Goomba Mode [2025-03-03]
  Super Mario Goomba Mode — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• swamps [2026-07-07]
  Swamps is a cozy Neocities personal site with a retro web vibe, maintained by a creator who makes indie games, writes a blog, and shares music. The site features an update log full of game dev post-mortems, a browser-playable indie game called MINAN, and links to cool Neocities neighbors.
• sweetfish.site [2026-07-07]
  Ayu's Webhouse is a charming personal site on Neocities featuring original games, writing, art, photography, and a curated collection of links and screenshots. Rooms like the 'jukebox,' 'cinema,' and 'studio' give the site a cozy house-like structure, and regular updates including advent calendars and Weird Web October participation make it a lively creative hub.
• Syle Dollz [2026-07-07]
  Style Dollz is a personal creative site by Mili Miret centered around digital paper dolls and doll-making art, a popular hobby in early web communities. The image-heavy layout and social media links to Twitter and Facebook suggest an active creator sharing their doll artwork and designs with fans.
• TADS - the Text Adventure Development System, an Interactive Fiction authoring tool [2026-07-07]
  TADS (Text Adventure Development System) is the official home of a free, professional-grade authoring toolkit for creating interactive fiction, maintained by Michael J. Roberts. The site offers downloads, comprehensive manuals, code examples, and community links for both TADS 2 and TADS 3, making it an essential hub for serious IF developers.
• TAGMATA [2026-07-07]
  Tagmata is a comprehensive Italian resource dedicated to DBMM 2.0, a miniature wargaming ruleset for simulating ancient battles with 15mm figures. Visitors will find army lists, battle reports, tactical tips, tournament reports, campaign scenarios, and even miniature armies for sale.
• tamanotchi.world | Welcome to tamaNOTchi! - Population – 30714 [2026-07-07]
  TamaNOTchi is a virtual pet platform where users can create, customize, and grow pixel-art digital companions that can be embedded on blogs, forums, and social media profiles. With over 30,000 pets in its population and features like breeding, family trees, and click-based growth mechanics, it captures the nostalgic spirit of classic Tamagotchi toys in a shareable web format.
• Tankmas ADVENTure 2025 [2025-05-16]
  Tankmas ADVENTure 2025 — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Tater Client [2026-09-08]
  tclient.app
• Teg219's site on the web [2026-07-07]
  Theawesometeg219's personal Neocities site captures the spirit of early 2000s web culture, complete with autoplay music, a visit counter, and a retro menu linking to N64 reviews, cheat codes, and Weezer MIDIs. Favorite artists like Lemon Demon and Green Day, a blog discussing the SpongeBob movie, and a custom webring round out this charming time capsule from 2004-2005.
• TempusMUD [2026-07-07]
  Time travel Cyberpunk/Fantasy Text Adventure: TempusMUD is an active text-based multiplayer adventure set in a time-traveling world where fantasy mages, divine disciples, and cyberpunk technologists collide across timelines. Players can jump in via a web client or dedicated MUD client, and the site posts regular update logs showing the game is still actively developed.
• TERTIARYAPOCALYPSE [2026-07-07]
  TERTIARYAPOCALYPSE is a stylish Neocities personal page with a retro terminal aesthetic, featuring sections for projects, media, and a blog alongside personal notes about the creator's interests. The site references Deltarune and Homestuck (notably the 'dersite mage of blood' self-description), signaling a strong lean toward gaming and fandom culture.
• testing [2026-07-07]
  Kandeez's Neocities personal page is currently under heavy renovation, but hints at a Plants vs Zombies focus alongside cat-themed interactive elements and webrings. Visitors can catch glimpses of the creator's interests while the site is being built out, including a clickable cat widget and music player in progress.
• Tetris.wiki [2026-04-18]
  (sem descrição no XBEL)
• Textpäckchen [2026-07-07]
  Textpäckchen is a German-language interactive fiction platform offering text adventure games with a help guide explaining how to navigate the game window, status bars, and command syntax. The site walks players through the basics of parser-style text games, including verb-object commands and exploration tips, making it a welcoming entry point for German speakers new to the genre.
• Tharsis Gate Home Page [2026-07-07]
  Tharsis Gate is the official home of a fantasy-themed MUD featuring elves, dragons, guilds, and medieval adventure in a richly imagined world. Visitors can connect via Telnet or Java, browse getting-started guides, view guild information, and access an archived copy of the Imaginary Realities MUD e-zine.
• the alleyway. [2026-07-07]
  The Alleyway is an interactive point-and-click adventure built by scumbagnyx, inviting visitors to explore a branching labyrinth of secrets and strange beings through hover and click interactions. Still in active development, the experience rewards repeat visitors with newly hidden paths and surprises tucked throughout its atmospheric, desktop-only interface.
• The Battle Tree [2026-07-07]
  Paul's personal Neocities site, named after the Pokemon Battle Tree facility, serves as a creative hub featuring original art, Pokemon shrines, a Tomodachi Life log, and personal thoughts. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with an update log stretching back to early 2023, making it a delightful snapshot of hobbyist web creation centered around Nintendo games.
• The Big List of RPG Links – jimboboz — LiveJournal [2026-07-07]
  Jimboboz compiled this extensive LiveJournal post as a curated link collection covering nearly every aspect of tabletop roleplaying, from finding game groups and free RPG downloads to historical resources, character sheets, campaign settings, and humorous gaming stories. With hundreds of annotated links organized into sections like GMing advice, e-zines, and RPG theory debates, it serves as a remarkably thorough reference for old-school RPG enthusiasts.
• The Boardgame Players Association and World Boardgaming Championships [2026-07-07]
  The Boardgame Players Association (BPA) is the organizing body behind the World Boardgaming Championships (WBC), an annual convention bringing together competitive board game players from across the country. The site covers event listings, tournament results, PBeM (Play by eMail) competitions, sportsmanship awards, hotel reservations, and vendor information for the upcoming WBC at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.
• The BS Zelda HomePage - THE place to find everything about BS Zelda games [2026-07-07]
  A dedicated resource covering the obscure BS Zelda games, the rare Satellaview-broadcast Zelda titles that many fans call the lost chapters of the Zelda saga. Visitors can find ROMs, emulators, and comprehensive information about these hard-to-find SNES-era games that most Zelda fans never got to experience.
• The CheesyMUD Experience [2026-07-07]
  CheesyMUD is a multi-user dungeon (MUD) experience with its own staff, sports, and active play portal. The site invites visitors to jump into a text-based online game world with a lighthearted, cheesy twist on the classic MUD format.
• The Chillzone [2026-07-07]
  The Chillzone is a colorful, chaotic personal neocities site packed with animals, video games, cartoons, nostalgia, and collecting content, all wrapped in a retro web aesthetic with autoplaying music and flashing gifs. Visitors can explore galleries, blinkies, stamps, a mysterious "pipis room," and secret joke pages tucked throughout the site.
• The Collective Unconscious Webring [2026-07-07]
  The Collective Unconscious is a webring connecting fans of the Psychonauts adventure platformer franchise, welcoming both dedicated superfans and casual players who have their own personal websites. Formerly known as the 'Psychonauts fans on the web' webring, it serves as a homage to early fansites like razputin.net and offers multiple webring style options for members to display on their sites.
• The COMPLETE Abermud List [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive directory of Abermud servers and related resources, compiled by smlucas, covering MUD listings, source code, add-ons, telnet clients, zones, and the history of AberMUD. It serves as a central reference point for the AberMUD community, gathering everything a player or administrator might need in one place.
• The Cult of Gabs [2026-07-07]
  Styled after the iconic Umbrella Corporation interface from Resident Evil, this personal site by Gabs serves as a chaotic archive of obsessions with Albert Wesker, personal drawings, and diary-like thoughts. The immersive thematic design and 17+ content warning make it a uniquely atmospheric corner of the old web.
• The Cup-O MUD Client [2026-07-07]
  Cup-O MUD is a Java-based client for Multi-User Virtual Environments (MUDs, MOOs, MU*s) written by Alex Stewart, designed to be embedded directly into web pages so users can connect to MUVEs without installing any software. The documentation covers features, applet integration, parameters, TELNET negotiation, and a history of MUVE systems, making it a thorough technical reference for 1990s online virtual world enthusiasts.
• THE DESTRUCTIVE FATES NETWORK feat. bloodborne [2026-07-07]
  Shinshoku.net is the longtime personal domain collective of Yuuka, currently featuring a Bloodborne-themed layout as part of a Video Game Layout Marathon, with links to shrines, fanlistings, and ongoing projects. The site has been Yuuka's online home since 2003 and showcases a deep love of video games, J-rock (the domain name comes from a L'Arc~en~Ciel song), and old-web collective culture.
• The Dragon's Waltz [2026-07-07]
  The Dragon's Waltz is voltdrake's personal Neocities space, still under construction, featuring fanlistings for games like Hollow Knight, Cassette Beasts, Persona 3, and Project Moon alongside webrings and a customizable theme switcher. The site's dragon-themed aesthetic, multiple background themes, and collection of gaming fanlistings make it a charming old-web style hub for a variety of indie and JRPG fandoms.
• The Eternal City Wiki [2026-07-07]
  The Eternal City Wiki is an unofficial fan-maintained reference for The Eternal City, a Roman-themed text-based MUD owned by ThreeSeas LLC. Visitors can browse detailed maps of the game world, explore lore about cities and regions, and use calculators for rank bonuses, training costs, combat mechanics, and more.
• The Eternal Hero > Link from The Legend of Zelda > Fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  The Eternal Hero is a Fanlistings Network-approved fanlisting dedicated to Link, the iconic protagonist of Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series, boasting over 1,200 members from 60 countries. Maintained by Celes.net since 2004, it celebrates every incarnation of Link across the games, comics, and animated series.
• The Final Nights || Vampire the Masquerade [2026-07-07]
  Bloodlines Fansite & Fanlisting: The Final Nights is a fan site and fanlisting dedicated to Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, run by Nathalie as part of Glitterskies.org, and serving as the only Fanlistings Network-approved fanlisting for this beloved RPG. With 202 fans from 51 countries, the site also offers game introductions, content, and multimedia resources for fans of this cult-classic vampire RPG.
• The financial crisis, as explained to a 14 year old, with a Pokémon analogy [2025-10-17]
  The financial crisis, as explained to a 14 year old, with a Pokémon analogy — a online-games page from tinycartridge.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The First Step || Ragnarok Online [2026-07-07]
  The First Step is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Ragnarok Online, the beloved MMORPG released by Gravity Co. in 2001. Named after the creator's first guild in the game, the site invites fans from around the world to join and show their support for this long-running online classic.
• The fish eating site [2026-07-07]
  A quirky fish-themed personal site packed with handcoded JavaScript games including Fish Clicker, Fish Invaders, Ice Fishing, and Blackjack, all tied together with a virtual fish-raising economy using Fish Coins. The site has a genuinely playful charm, offering a sandbox game, a stock market, a casino, and even a fish aquarium, making it a fun little corner of the web built around absurd fish humor.
• The FlipSide [2026-07-07]
  The FlipSide is a whimsical personal homepage on Nekoweb that greets visitors with playful animal protection widgets and a dreamy portal metaphor. It participates in several webrings including a Deltarune Webring, hinting at a fandom interest in the indie RPG.
• The Forest Temple [2026-04-06]
  The Forest Temple — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• the founder [2026-03-28]
  Lista cool-sites (repositório stolengood/cool-sites).
• The Frugal Gamer Dot Net [2026-07-07]
  The Frugal Gamer Dot Net is a retro-aesthetic personal site by a hobbyist covering video games, pixel art, crafts, custom content for The Sims 1, and web resources like pixel fonts and tutorials. It features a games completion log, an archiving section, an electronic pets database, fanlistings, and a hand-built image board, making it a dense and lovingly maintained corner of the web revival scene.
• The Game Cabinet [2026-07-07]
  The Game Cabinet is a monthly online magazine dedicated to board games and card games, with a strong focus on the European games scene and Eurogames. Each issue features reviews, game rules and translations, original games, convention coverage, and commentary edited by Ken Tidwell.
• The Garden at Cainhurst [2026-07-07]
  The Garden at Cainhurst, run by lapin, is a collection of mini cliques centered around gaming fandoms including Final Fantasy VII materia, Katamari Damacy, and a 'girly gamer' identity badge. Visitors can join pixel-art cliques for their favorite game elements and display the codes on their own sites.
• The Gathering - the simple, fun and easy chat site [2026-07-07]
  The Gathering is a long-running text-based chat community accessible via telnet or a web browser interface, keeping an old-school MUD-style social experience alive for modern users. The site offers helpful instructions for connecting through PuTTY and configuring Windows to handle telnet links, bridging classic internet culture with contemporary hardware.
• The Ghastly Mirror [2026-07-07]
  The Ghastly Mirror is a personal gaming blog run by ghastlymirror, featuring reviews, walkthroughs, and commentary spanning indie games, retro titles, RPGs, and horror games. Beyond gaming, the blog weaves in nature photography, macrophotography of insects, and occasional Linux adventures, making it a charming hobbyist corner of the web.
• The Golden Dreamer | Home [2026-07-07]
  Ri'ah's personal hub centers on yumeshipping and self-insert fandom, particularly around Project Moon games, featuring OC pages, roleplay canons, and a social media directory for fellow yumes. The site doubles as a community-facing profile with detailed follow/interaction guidelines, making it a cozy corner of niche fandom culture.
• The Graverobber's Guide [2026-07-07]
  Combo Encounters: 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.
• The Green Room [2026-07-07]
  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.
• The History of Dollz - Drag and Drop 90s 00s Dollz [2026-07-07]
  A detailed history of the Dollz phenomenon traces the art form from its origins in Jim Bumgardner's 1997 Palace chat avatars through its evolution into a vibrant online creative community. The site covers the types of Dollz, the culture of Dollers, community pageants, adoption etiquette, and notable e-zines like The Doller Express and Pixel Post Magazine.
• The Hyborian Tome [Hyborian War] Imperial Conquest in the Age of Conan [2026-07-07]
  The Hyborian Tome is a comprehensive reference for Hyborian War, a play-by-mail conquest game set in Robert E. Howard's Age of Conan universe and operated by Reality Simulations, Inc. since 1985. Visitors will find detailed kingdom descriptions, maps, character matrices, and strategic information covering dozens of factions from Aquilonia to Zingara.
• The Interactive Fiction Archive [2026-07-07]
  The Interactive Fiction Archive is a massive preservation project that has collected thousands of text adventures, development tools, essays, hint files, and walkthroughs since 1992. Managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation, it serves as the foundational cultural memory for the interactive fiction community, offering free public access to decades of IF history.
• The Interactive Fiction Archive [2026-07-07]
  The Interactive Fiction Archive is a massive preservation project that has collected thousands of text adventures, development tools, essays, hint files, and walkthroughs since 1992. Managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation, it serves as the primary historical archive for the IF community, housing everything from classic Infocom-era games to modern parser fiction and competition entries.
• The Interactive Fiction Community Forum - The IF Community Forum [2026-07-07]
  The Interactive Fiction Community Forum is the central gathering place for authors and players of text adventures and interactive fiction, featuring categories for game reviews, development tools, writing advice, and competitions. With multilingual discussion boards and thousands of posts spanning topics from parser development to narrative craft, it serves as the backbone of the modern IF community.
• The Interactive Fiction Competition [2026-07-07]
  IFComp is the longest-running annual competition for interactive fiction, celebrating text-driven digital games and stories from independent creators since 1995. Now in its 31st year, the site hosts entry registration, prize pools through the Colossal Fund, past competition results, and extensive resources for both authors and judges.
• The Interactive Fiction Database - IF and Text Adventures [2026-07-07]
  IFDB is a comprehensive catalog and recommendation engine for interactive fiction and text adventures, maintained as a wiki-style community project by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation. Visitors can browse thousands of game listings, read and submit reviews, participate in competitions, and discover new works through polls and curated recommendation lists.
• THE INTERNET ANGEL! [2026-07-07]
  Marcy (also known as Rudy or Angel) is a frontend web developer and indie game maker who uses this colorful Neocities homepage to share their love of video games, music, and personal projects. The site links out to original character content, a gaming section, and a curated desktop showcase, offering a charming snapshot of a creative young person's online world.
• THE LEGEND OF ZELDA // THE OFFICIAL FANLISTING [2026-07-07]
  The official fanlisting for The Legend of Zelda, one of Nintendo's most beloved adventure game franchises, connecting fans from around the world who share a love for the series. As a TFL-network fanlisting, it serves as a hub for Zelda enthusiasts to join and be counted among the community of dedicated fans.
• The Lost Woods [2026-07-07]
  The Lost Woods is a personal neocities site by 'Skullkid,' themed around The Legend of Zelda with references to Skull Kid, Stalfos, and the forest setting from the games. It features a journal, a dedicated Klonoa page, a gallery, and charming CSS animations like swaying falling leaves.
• The Luminarium [2026-07-07]
  Lumen (illuminaryidiot) has built a cozy hub for AI chatbot enthusiasts, offering a large collection of SillyTavern character cards, LLM presets, lorebooks, and themed UI customizations. The site skews toward OC characters with a furry bent, and includes a fun archive of collected AI chatlog snippets that make for entertaining browsing.
• The Microgame Headquarters aka Microgame HQ aka The Page You Are Viewing Right Now [2026-07-07]
  Microgame HQ is a comprehensive reference hub dedicated to small-format, inexpensive wargames and conflict simulations, maintained by founder Mark Johnson and webmaster Joe Scoleri since the mid-1990s. Visitors can explore a detailed database, archives, a classic microgames museum, cover art gallery, mailing list, and a design contest covering the pocket-sized wargames that defined a generation of early 80s hobbyists.
• The Monster Hunter Fanlisting [2026-07-07]
  A fanlisting dedicated to the Monster Hunter game franchise, maintained by bisq and listed on TheFanListings.org. Fans of the beloved hunting RPG series can join the list and connect with fellow enthusiasts, even without a personal website.
• The Mud Connector | TMC Mudlist, Muds, Text-Games and Reviews [2026-07-07]
  The MUD Connector has been the premier hub for discovering free text-based multiplayer games since 1995, maintaining a searchable list of over 700 active MUDs across dozens of categories. Visitors can browse by genre, read community reviews, explore beginner guides, and submit or update their own MUD listings.
• The mud-dev-archive Archives [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive mailing list archive for mud-dev, a long-running discussion community dedicated to MUD and online game development, spanning from 1996 through 2006. Developers and designers of text-based and early online games exchanged technical and design ideas here, making this archive a rich historical record of MUD development discourse.
• The mud-dev2-archive Archives [2026-07-07]
  The mud-dev2-archive is a mailing list archive dedicated to MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) development discussions, spanning from 2006 through 2010. It serves as a valuable historical record of developer conversations covering game design, engine architecture, and the technical craft behind text-based online worlds.
• The Mushroom Kingdom [2026-02-01]
  Super Mario Bros. downloads and information: 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.
• The NatM Search [2026-07-07]
  The NatM Search appears to be a searchable resource or directory connected to a museum or exhibit-based site, with references to 'exhibits' and an ongoing Spanish translation effort. The site is currently under maintenance, making its full scope difficult to assess, but it hints at a community or cultural institution with multilingual ambitions.
• The New Arcade [2026-07-07]
  The New Arcade is a quirky personal hub featuring a small collection of browser-based games and tools, including 'The Cornsville Arcade Game Collection' and a temperature converter. With a retro arcade aesthetic and a handful of original projects, it offers a playful corner of the web for casual visitors.
• The Official SEEKRIEG Website [2026-07-07]
  The official home of SEEKRIEG, a naval miniatures wargame system covering naval warfare from 1880 to 1945, maintained by the game's own authors. Visitors can explore products like SEEKRIEG 5 and ship log CD-ROMs, learn about historical naval combat eras from pre-dreadnoughts to WWII carrier task forces, and find links to purchase rules and accessories.
• The Online Guide to Traditional Games [2026-07-07]
  Created by James Masters, this comprehensive reference site documents the history and rules of traditional games from around the world, spanning board games, pub games, table games, and lawn games across centuries and cultures. From Chess and Go to obscure ancient games like Tafl and Fanorona, it is a richly detailed encyclopedia that the author notes has been widely copied and plagiarised across the internet.
• The original web archive of game manuals - replacementdocs [2026-07-07]
  ReplacementDocs is a massive community-driven archive hosting downloadable PDF game manuals and documentation for hundreds of platforms, from modern consoles to vintage systems like the TRS-80 CoCo. With over 12 million total downloads and a leaderboard of top contributors, it serves as an invaluable preservation resource for gamers who have lost their original instruction booklets.
• The Pastel Dungeon [2026-07-07]
  You Enter the Forest Deep Part 1: A System for Generating Intersting and Scary Fantasy Forests: The Pastel Dungeon is a tabletop RPG blog by PastelGF featuring original game design content, including a detailed multi-part series on generating atmospheric and dangerous fantasy forests for use in TTRPGs. The writing blends evocative prose with practical mechanics, offering GMs tools for worldbuilding, bestiaries, magic items, and system-neutral design inspired by games like Cairn and His Majesty the Worm.
• The Pizza Parlor [2026-07-07]
  The Pizza Parlor is a colorful personal homepage by a creator who goes by Pizza, built around a love of video games like Half-Life 2 and Team Fortress 2, animatronics, and old-web aesthetics. Visitors can explore pizza reviews, personal projects, writing, and an animatronic archive, all wrapped in a retro 88x31 button-filled layout with webring participation.
• The Private Oasis [2026-07-07]
  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.
• The Prussian Kriegspiel [2026-07-07]
  Hidden movement battle games with map and umpire: Dedicated to the Prussian Kriegsspiel, a 19th-century military simulation using wooden blocks on maps where players cannot see enemy movements, this site covers rules, news, and numerous historical battle maps including Sadowa, Metz, and others used by a wargaming club north of London. Visitors will find scenario maps, game reports, correspondence games, naval variants, and resources for running hidden-movement wargames with an umpire.
• The Robopon Iceberg - fan website [2026-07-07]
  Created by Ellie, this fan site dives deep into Robopon, the obscure late-90s Game Boy Color RPG originally titled Robot Ponkottsu, covering lore, sprites, mechanics, moves, items, cheats, and even prototype content. The iceberg-style scope of the site suggests extensive hidden depth beyond the surface, making it a rare English-language resource for fans of this underappreciated gem.
• The RomM Project [2026-09-08]
  romm.app
• The Room Tribute [2025-10-20]
  The Room Tribute — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The RPG Music Dimension [2026-07-07]
  The RPG Music Dimension, run by bahamutx since 1996, is one of the oldest RPG music archive sites on the web, housing MIDI and digital audio files from SquareSoft/Square-Enix classics like Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, and Lufia. Visitors can browse music by game series, read RPG fan fiction, and explore the site's own RPG Music WebRing that connected the fan community for years.
• the site of MADOTSKY!! [2026-07-07]
  MADOTSKY's personal Neocities site is currently under construction, featuring a shrine dedicated to the indie RPG Hylics alongside personal blog and link pages. The image-heavy layout and Windows 7 dialog box aesthetic give it a quirky retro-web charm, with webrings and a guestbook rounding out the classic personal homepage feel.
• The Society of Fantasy & Science Fiction Wargamers - SFSFW [2026-07-07]
  The Society of Fantasy and Science Fiction Wargamers (SFSFW) is an international organization dedicated to promoting fantasy and sci-fi themes within the tabletop wargaming hobby. Visitors can browse past articles from the society's gaming journal Ragnarok, find member discounts from hobby companies, and learn about SFSFW awards and events.
• The Souyo Archive [2026-07-07]
  The Souyo Archive is a comprehensive fan resource dedicated to the 'souyo' ship (Souji/Yu and Yosuke) from the Persona 4 video game, collecting merch, doujinshi, fanfiction, fan projects, and community history all in one place. Maintained with obvious dedication, the site tracks unfilled prompts, manga scans, fanzines, and even an AO3 analysis, making it a thorough labor of love for fans of this pairing.
• The Spire [2026-07-07]
  Thaeta's personal site showcases their passion for game development, featuring several original projects including a text-based dungeon RPG, a 1-bit horror game, and multiple mods for the card game Balatro. A computer science and math student preparing for grad school, Thaeta documents their active participation in game jams like the 7DRL Challenge alongside favorites like Terraria, Outer Wilds, and Inscryption.
• The Starlight Cafe [2026-07-07]
  The Starlight Cafe is a personal page by fin600 featuring OCs, virtual pets, and virtual life interests, with a cozy cafe aesthetic and webring participation. The site has since moved to a new domain at fin600.slime.place, making this page primarily a redirect with minimal remaining content.
• THE TACTICAL WARGAMER [2026-07-07]
  The Tactical Wargamer is a comprehensive reference site covering the history and landscape of tactical-level wargames across board games, PC games, miniatures, and RPGs, tracing the genre from 1969's Tac Game 3 through 2019. It includes timelines, a glossary, hardware guides, magazine listings, publisher info, and articles, making it an invaluable archive for grognards and wargaming enthusiasts alike.
• The Treaty of Babel [2026-07-07]
  A Standard for IF Bibliography: The Treaty of Babel is a technical standard and software suite that establishes a common bibliographic system for interactive fiction, assigning ISBN-like IDs to story files across formats like Inform, TADS, Hugo, and Twine. It provides cover art standards, metadata formats, and command-line tools so that IF players and archivists can treat all story file formats equally regardless of which design system created them.
• The Underworld MUD [2026-07-07]
  The Underworld is a long-running MUD established in 1988, offering 15,000 rooms across 120 zones, 8 character classes, 10 races, and 65 mortal levels with an optional player-killer dimension. Features like automated auctions, clan systems, remort options, and a Java telnet client make this one of the more feature-rich classic MUD experiences still online.
• The Unofficial Nintendo Virtual Boy Home Page - Home of the Reality Boy Emulator [2026-07-07]
  David Tucker's dedicated hub for the Nintendo Virtual Boy, this site serves as the official home of the Reality Boy emulator and covers hardware hacking, programming, and homebrew development for the ill-fated 32-bit stereoscopic console. Visitors will find technical specs, circuit diagrams, downloads, and programming resources for one of gaming history's most fascinating commercial failures.
• The Visual Novel Database [2026-04-18]
  (sem descrição no XBEL)
• The Warbard | Wargaming & Such (formerly Brian's Wargaming Pages) [2026-07-07]
  Brian Burger's long-running wargaming blog covers historical, fantasy, pulp, and sci-fi miniature wargaming with a strong focus on painting, terrain building, and game reviews. Visitors will find detailed hobby articles, convention photos, workbench updates, and tutorials spanning everything from WW2 naval scenery to fantasy skirmish games.
• The Wargames Figure Company - Wargaming Links Page. [2026-07-07]
  The Wargames Figure Company hosts this curated links directory connecting visitors to hundreds of wargaming-related websites, organized into categories like reference materials, manufacturers, clubs, and historical resources. A UK-based miniatures retailer by trade, the company built this resource as a community hub for tabletop wargamers interested in historical periods from Napoleonics to World War II.
• The web site of expergetech [2026-07-07]
  Expergetech's unfinished personal homepage introduces a self-described 'ball knower,' TASComp host, and game design student living in rural America. The site hints at interests in sports and gaming, though content is still very sparse and under construction.
• The web site of toynbeeidea [2026-07-07]
  ToynbeeIdea's site serves as a personal backup archive for AI chatbot character cards originally hosted on chub.ai, covering a range of fantasy and adult-themed roleplay personas. The collection is a safety net for fans of the creator's work, with direct download links and version changelogs for each card.
• The Wild Wastelander Webring [2026-07-07]
  The Wild Wastelander Webring, created by kepler in January 2025, connects fans of the Fallout franchise across the indie web, welcoming enthusiasts of any game installment, the TV show, or related media. A spiritual revival of a defunct Fallout: New Vegas webring, it currently unites thirteen member sites under the post-apocalyptic banner.
• The WWW VL [2026-07-07]
  Educational Technology - Educational VR (MUD) sub-page (05-Jan-2000): Part of the WWW Virtual Library's Educational Technology section, this page from TECFA (University of Geneva) catalogs resources on educational virtual reality environments, MOOs, and MUDs as learning tools. A comprehensive link directory compiled by Daniel K. Schneider, it covers academic projects, technical guides, and community resources for educators exploring text-based virtual worlds in the mid-to-late 1990s.
• The Year is 199X [2026-07-07]
  Udonpachi.com is a personal passion project started in September 1998 by a self-described enthusiast of obscure cool stuff, covering video games (fighting games, RPGs, Japanese imports), anime, manga, music, and gadgets. The site has a retro 199X aesthetic and serves as a hub for sharing niche interests including pirate radio, crate digging, tape downloads, and Japanese game culture.
• The Z-Machine Standards Document [2026-07-07]
  Contents: The Z-Machine Standards Document is the definitive technical reference for the Z-machine virtual machine, the platform that powers Infocom-style interactive fiction games. Version 1.0 covers everything from memory maps and opcode tables to screen models and saved-game formats, making it an essential read for anyone building or understanding IF interpreters.
• thecakehasnolies.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Lewis's colorful personal corner of the internet features a Fallout series fanlisting badge, a cursed fanfic section, photography, random links, and a retro-flavored web cafe aesthetic with an old R&B audio player. The site leans into classic old-web culture with webrings, silly badges, a guestbook, and an enthusiastic anti-AI stance, making it a charming and eclectic hangout.
• themizarkshow [2026-07-07]
  Themizarkshow is a Neocities personal page by a UX designer and self-described geeky autistic who shares their favorite video games sorted by system, Rubik's cube picks sorted by shape and size, and original poetry. The site is an eclectic work-in-progress with a fun, irreverent personality and a growing collection of hobby content across multiple sections.
• there's a note here... [2026-07-07]
  A mysterious, atmospheric Neocities personal site with an imaginative 'Sea of Consciousness' entry concept and a playful nod to Super Mario Bros. 2 in its imagery. The site invites visitors to 'Take a Chance' before entering, suggesting a creative inner world waiting to be explored beyond the landing page.
• TheRedstoneGamer [2026-07-07]
  TheRedstoneGamer's personal site centers on Minecraft and retro tech enthusiasm, including a gallery, downloads, and links to Minecraft servers they've discovered. The creator shares stories about running lightweight Windows installs on old hardware to squeeze out gaming performance, giving the site a charming mix of gaming passion and DIY tech spirit.
• Three Dimensional [2026-07-07]
  The Approved Nintendo 3DS Fanlist: Three Dimensional is the approved fanlisting for the Nintendo 3DS handheld gaming system, run by Rose and hosted on movieloverfls.org. With 229 members from 33 countries, it invites fellow fans of the iconic dual-screen portable console to join and show their appreciation.
• Tildeverse Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup Server [2026-07-07]
  The Tildeverse DCSS Server hosts a public instance of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, the classic roguelike game, accessible via SSH connection from any Linux, BSD, or macOS terminal. Visitors can play console games, browse morgue files and player recordings, and find setup scripts for tilde server operators who want to offer DCSS access to their own users.
• tildeverse hardcore server [2026-07-07]
  A status page for a community Minecraft hardcore server run by the tildeverse network, tracking online players and ghost token availability for revival mechanics. The site displays real-time server status and a full roster of registered players with their monthly revival token status.
• TinyFugue [2026-07-07]
  TinyFugue (tf) is a powerful, programmable MUD client created by Ken Keys, designed for connecting to text-based MUDs across UNIX, MacOS, and Windows platforms. The site offers full documentation, download instructions for multiple operating systems, and details on advanced features like scripting, triggers, SSL support, and ANSI display.
• Title [2026-07-07]
  Crowley's personal site serves as a colorful home base for an 18-year-old autistic trans man who loves video games including Fortnite, Resident Evil, Honkai Star Rail, and Umamusume: Pretty Derby. Beyond gaming, the site features sections on alterhumanity, yumeships, shrines, and quiz results, making it a lively snapshot of niche internet interests.
• tkMOO-light for UNIX, Windows and Macintosh [2026-07-07]
  tkMOO-light is a cross-platform chat client developed by Andrew Wilson, designed specifically for connecting to MUD and MOO online text-based environments on UNIX, Windows, and Macintosh. The site offers downloads, a manual, plugin documentation, and release notes for a client that has been actively developed since the mid-1990s.
• Tom's Spaceship Miniature/Game Lists [2026-07-07]
  Tom Granvold has compiled an exhaustive reference database of spaceship miniatures and tabletop games, covering both currently available and out-of-print products across board games, card games, miniature games, and RPGs. The site includes company contact information, organized indexes by game type, and has been meticulously maintained since the early 2000s as a go-to resource for the spaceship wargaming hobby.
• Top games tagged frutiger-aero and No AI - itch.io [2026-09-08]
  itch.io
• Top Mud Sites - Best MUD and RPG Rankings - Mud Database, RPG & MUD Forums, MUD Articles, MUD Reviews [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Toril - A Forgotten Realms MUD [2026-07-07]
  Toril is a long-running MUD set in the Forgotten Realms D&D campaign setting, featuring over 325 explorable zones spanning iconic locations like Baldur's Gate, Waterdeep, and the Underdark. Running continuously since 1993, it offers fifteen player races, seventeen classes, and massive group raids against legendary foes like Tiamat, all playable through a custom web client.
• TornCity Travel Profits [2026-07-07]
  A player-created guide for the browser-based game Torn City, focused on maximizing profits through international travel and item importing. Created by AtzeStone, it covers key destinations including Japan, China, UAE, South Africa, and Argentina, with tips on what to smuggle for the best returns.
• Toss the Turtle [2025-09-15]
  Toss the Turtle — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Touhou Wiki [2026-04-18]
  (sem descrição no XBEL)
• Town Generator for D&D - Myth-Weavers Lethe [2026-07-07]
  Myth-Weavers Lethe hosts a random Town Generator for Dungeons & Dragons 3.5e, originally developed by Jamis Buck and maintained by the Myth-Weavers community. Visitors can specify town size, military level, political type, economy, and alignment to instantly generate fully populated D&D settlements complete with NPCs, making it a handy tool for dungeon masters.
• Trans Rats! [2026-07-07]
  Jay's colorful personal site, Trans Rats!, centers on Pokemon plushie collecting alongside personal interests and blog updates. A cheerful, retro-styled Neocities page with a guestbook, GIF collection, and a dedicated section for their growing plushie collection.
• Transactions of the Royal Martian Geographical Society Online! [2026-07-07]
  The online home of the Transactions of the Royal Martian Geographical Society, a fan publication dedicated to Space 1889 and Victorian-era roleplaying games, originally published by Mark Clark in the early 1990s. Visitors can browse archived articles across four collected volumes and find information on print editions including the restored 'author's cut' of the classic adventure Canal Priests Of Mars.
• Transcended Dragon [2026-07-07]
  The Charizard Fanlisting: Transcended Dragon is a TAFL and TFL-approved fanlisting and fansite dedicated to Charizard, the iconic fire-type Pokemon, run by Rika24 and active since 2011. Visitors can browse Pokedex entries, evolution info, movesets, and a personal collection, as well as join a growing membership of 39 fans from 13 countries.
• Treasure Generator for D&D - Myth-Weavers Lethe [2026-07-07]
  A random treasure generator for Dungeons & Dragons 3e and 3.5e, originally developed by Jamis Buck and maintained by the Myth-Weavers play-by-post community. Dungeon Masters can input an encounter level and various modifiers to instantly generate loot including coins, goods, armor, weapons, potions, scrolls, and more from a wide variety of sourcebooks.
• Tsunami - Home [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Turf MUD [2026-07-07]
  Turf MUD is a long-running, free text-based multi-user game and talker featuring over 65 unique areas spanning genres from fantasy to modern life, with clans, leagues, and an active social scene. The site provides everything a player needs, from newbie guides and maps to clan listings, help files, and humorous community content like player quotes and meetup photos.
• Turkeypepperoni's Site - Front Page [2026-07-07]
  Turkeypepperoni's personal site opens with a chaotic, meme-laden splash referencing the classic 'Lightning Bolt' LARP video, suggesting a heavy lean toward gaming humor and internet culture. The image-heavy layout and audio elements hint at a fun, nostalgic hobbyist space packed with personality.
• TWO-TRIPLE-ZERO [2026-07-07]
  TWO-TRIPLE-ZERO is a creative personal site built around a deep love for rhythm games, particularly Taiko no Tatsujin and the obscure X-DAY2000 song series. The creator shares original characters, free-to-use graphics, and curated resources related to the X-DAY game series, all wrapped in a charming handcrafted web aesthetic.
• Ultimate System Reference Document v3.5 [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive online reference for Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition, hosting the complete System Reference Document that covers rules, spells, monsters, classes, and more. An essential bookmark for players and dungeon masters who need quick access to the core rules without cracking open a sourcebook.
• ultimate worm sport [2026-07-07]
  A delightfully absurd interactive worm racing game where visitors can feed, cheer for, or hate on named worms like Pretzel, Microplastics, and String Cheese. Each worm has stats, fan leaderboards, and quirky personality traits, making this a surprisingly engaging community-driven browser toy.
• Unstoppable | The Leon S Kennedy Fanlisting | Version 2 [2026-07-07]
  Unstoppable is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Leon S. Kennedy, the iconic protagonist of the Resident Evil game series, maintained by Buruma. With 40 members and counting, it serves as a gathering place for fans of the beloved survival horror character to show their appreciation.
• Useful Latin Phrases [2026-07-07]
  A small but charming reference page collecting useful Latin phrases for players of the tabletop RPG Ars Magica, including translations and contributor credits. The phrases range from Monty Python references to mailing list abbreviations, giving it a playful, community-sourced flavor.
• Useful Links - British Historical Games Society [2026-07-07]
  The British Historical Games Society (BHGS) is the UK's premier organization for historical tabletop wargaming, running major tournaments like Britcon and maintaining rankings for rulesets including Field of Glory, DBMM, and L'Art de la Guerre. This useful links page serves as a curated directory of member websites, clubs, wargaming associations, and resources from around the world for historical miniature wargaming enthusiasts.
• UTDR [2026-07-07]
  UTDR appears to be a fan site dedicated to the Undertale and Deltarune universe, inviting visitors to enter through a splash page styled after the games. The minimal landing page sets a thematic tone familiar to fans of Toby Fox's beloved RPG series.
• utdr dialogue dumps [2026-07-07]
  A focused reference archive collecting dialogue dumps from Undertale and Deltarune, including Japanese-language versions of both Deltarune chapters. Fans of the UTDR series can browse the full in-game text here, with contributions welcome from the community.
• v2 my website [2026-07-07]
  Epic City is a colorful personal site by a creator who documents their interests with a heavy focus on video games, including a dedicated Yakuza shrine and Planet Minecraft links. The site features audio, webrings including the creator's own NYAN webring, a guestbook, and a lively update log that shows an enthusiastic ongoing passion for old-web aesthetics.
• Valentinely ⁀➷ [2026-07-07]
  Valentinely is a dreamy personal site by 'saint' featuring a girly gamer aesthetic with references to PlayStation and Final Fantasy (Ultima Materia). The splash page hints at a larger site with sections on gaming, collectibles, and personal interests, all wrapped in a soft romantic visual style.
• Valentinely ⁀➷ [2026-07-07]
  Valentinely is a dreamy personal site by a creator known as Saint, featuring sections dedicated to gaming including a 'girly gamer' theme with PlayStation references and Final Fantasy-inspired content. The aesthetic is lush and feminine with crystalline and floral motifs, designed for a desktop Chromium experience with an adult audience in mind.
• Valheru MUD Resource [2026-07-07]
  Valheru MUD is a text-based online adventure game set in a classic fantasy world, offering players an extensive selection of races, classes, multi-classing, and thousands of quests including live events with AI-driven NPCs. The site serves as the official hub for the game, providing connection guides, lore, clan info, builder resources, and community features for its international playerbase spanning Denmark, the USA, and beyond.
• Vampire Club [2026-07-07]
  Vampire Club is a mysterious neocities site inviting visitors to click a door and enter a vampire-themed community run by a creator called Vlad. Currently on hiatus due to a personal loss, the site hints at a quirky subculture hub centered around vampire lore and aesthetics.
• Vampires! The Dark Alleyway [2026-07-07]
  Vampires! The Dark Alleyway is a browser-based multiplayer vampire role-playing game where players create their own vampire character and drink the blood of others to survive. The site serves as the login and registration portal for this classic text-driven online game, complete with a FAQ and how-to guide for new players.
• VASSAL modules for Fighting Wings [2026-07-07]
  A dedicated download hub for VASSAL modules and extensions supporting Fighting Wings, the JD Webster aerial combat tabletop game series. The site offers country-organized module files covering nations like Germany, Japan, the USA, and the USSR, with a detailed changelog tracking years of ongoing updates and new aircraft additions.
• Versegm's Homepage [2026-07-07]
  Versegm's personal blog centers on Fate/Grand Order, with a running log of their reread progress through the game's story chapters. The site is minimal but actively maintained, giving it the feel of a fan's ongoing FGO journey diary.
• veryth.ink $ [2026-07-07]
  Liv's personal site and blog documents her game development journey, including a 20 Games Challenge where she builds and shares playable results from each entry. The site is part of the Recurse Center community and features check-ins, workflow notes, and open learning in a clean, terminal-inspired style.
• VGMaps.com [2026-07-07]
  The Video Game Atlas: VGMaps.com, maintained by Jonathan Leung since 2002, is the largest archive of screenshot-based video game maps on the internet, covering thousands of titles across virtually every console, handheld, and home computer platform from the Atari 2600 to the PlayStation 5. Whether you need a level map for an obscure TurboGrafx-16 game or a classic NES dungeon layout, this meticulously organized atlas is an essential reference for gamers and speedrunners alike.
• vgperson Games [2026-07-07]
  vgperson is a prolific Japanese-to-English translator who has localized dozens of beloved RPG Maker freeware games, including horror classics like Ib, The Witch's House, and Mad Father. This page serves as a comprehensive index of all translated and original free games, organized by genre from horror-style exploration to puzzle and adventure titles.
• Viceverse [2026-07-07]
  Viceverse is a Pokemon fan project created by PainterFight (Heap), featuring original worldbuilding, headcanons, and a cast of characters set in a self-constructed universe. The site hosts the fanfic series 'Vice Versa' along with lore pages covering setting, cast, and miscellaneous content, making it a creative expansion of the Pokemon universe.
• Villa Pirorum [2026-07-07]
  Villa Pirorum is Antoine Villepreux's personal digital garden, home to the Villepreux family homepage and a wide range of creative experiments including web art, photography, poetry, and a blog. Antoine is a professional game developer and production director at Cyanide Studio, and the site reflects his broad interests with sections on recipes, music, rugby, and quirky interactive labs like animated screensavers and 88x31 badge tributes.
• Virtual Net . TxA Text Adventure System [2026-07-07]
  Viktor Krammer's TxA Text Adventure System is a development environment for creating text adventures on MS-DOS, Windows, and Linux, complete with a two-level parser supporting synonyms and optional words. The site includes documentation, a quick-start guide, downloadable games, and a sample excerpt from an original text adventure called 'The Blue Stone'.
• Virtually Isolated [2026-07-07]
  Virtually Isolated is a lovingly crafted personal portal built with old-school tools like Photoshop 7 and Dreamweaver MX, featuring shrines for Pokemon and Morrowind, a Final Fantasy 14 log, tabletop writings, and even a garden blog. The variety of content spans gaming, anime-style art, and hobbies, making it a charming multi-interest hub with a strong retro web aesthetic.
• VISUAL NOVEL FAN LISTING [2026-07-07]
  The Visual Novel Fan Listing (VNFL) is a community hub for fans of visual novels, welcoming players of titles like Clannad, Danganronpa, Ace Attorney, Hatoful Boyfriend, and Ren'py indie games to connect with others who share their passion. Members must have a personal website to join, making it a cozy old-web corner for the visual novel community to find each other.
• void-explorer.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Calliope.exe is a personal gaming site by a creator called Lucian, centered around tabletop RPG experiences including The Wretched, The Lighthouse at the End of the World, and Dungeons and Dragons 5e. The site has a cozy ASCII art aesthetic and is organized around solo ('singleplayer') and group ('multiplayer') game content.
• War Across The Board - Main Page [2026-07-07]
  War Across The Board is a hobbyist site dedicated to board wargame replays and variants, covering both historical and alternate-history scenarios as well as science-fiction and fantasy themes. The creator, known as the Board Warrior, set out to prove that people still actively play these games by documenting matches with graphical replays spanning 1999 to 2001.
• Wargame Academy (WGA) [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Wargames Research Group [2026-07-07]
  Wargames Research Group Ltd is the official homepage of WRG, a long-established publisher of historical wargames rules and army list books including the renowned DBMM (De Bellis Magistrorum Militum) series. Run by directors Phil Barker, Sue Laflin-Barker, and colleagues, the site catalogs their catalog of historical miniature wargaming rulebooks available through Amazon and Lulu, covering ancient naval warfare, medieval armies, and more.
• Wargaming for Grown-ups [2026-07-07]
  Trebian's long-running blog covers historical miniature wargaming across a sweeping range of eras, from ancient Spartans and Successors to World War One and beyond, with battle reports, homebrew rules downloads, and musings on balancing the hobby with adult life. The site includes original rulesets like 'Not Quite Mechanised' and 'For Whom The Dice Rolls,' making it a genuine resource for miniature wargamers interested in historical scenarios.
• Wargaming Miscellany [2026-07-07]
  Wargaming Miscellany is the long-running blog of a veteran tabletop wargamer covering battle reports, wargame design, rules discussions, and historical miniature gaming across eras from World War I to colonial conflicts. With hundreds of tagged posts spanning topics like naval wargames, portable wargame systems, and wargames publications, this is a rich resource for serious hobbyists in the historical miniatures community.
• Warm Feelings [2026-07-07]
  Warm Feelings is a charming Neocities personal page with a focus on video games, including visual novels, PSP titles, and a Colors TCG collection. The creator shares their art, journal entries, and favorite games in a cozy, image-rich layout with dark mode support.
• Warrior Cats Clan Generator [2026-07-07]
  A fan-made interactive Warrior Cats Clan Generator built by River2380/BengalTwig that lets visitors simulate and evolve their own cat clans with options like extinction events, fading kitten syndrome, and personality changes over time. The tool offers a surprisingly deep set of toggleable settings, making it a fun creative sandbox for fans of the Warrior Cats book series.
• was yea ra enne ar ciel. [2026-07-07]
  A poetic, minimalist personal site with a lyrical tone, drawing its name and spirit from the Hymmnos constructed language found in the Ar tonelico game series. The site contains multiple sections labeled with Roman numerals alongside writing and fandom content, wrapped in an evocative, introspective aesthetic.
• Wasin | Haxpor [2026-07-07]
  Wasin Thonkaew, known online as haxpor, showcases a portfolio of indie games spanning iOS, Windows, Windows Phone, Facebook, and game jam entries including Ludum Dare and charity jam projects. The site also highlights tech projects like Telegram bots and WeChat mini-apps, making it a peek into the work of a prolific solo game developer and open source enthusiast.
• Watabou's Procgen Arcana [2026-07-07]
  Watabou's Procgen Arcana, created by Oleg Dolya, is a collection of free procedural map generators covering everything from sprawling realms and cities down to dungeons, caves, dwellings, and mansions. Built specifically for tabletop RPG players and worldbuilders, each generator produces unique, ready-to-use maps at the click of a button.
• Web Sudoku - Billions of Free Sudoku Puzzles to Play Online [2026-07-07]
  Web Sudoku offers billions of free online Sudoku puzzles across four difficulty levels, from Easy to Evil, playable on any browser or device. Created by Gideon Greenspan and Rachel Lee, the site also supplies puzzles for newspapers, books, magazines, and other publishers.
• Welcome [2026-07-07]
  The official home of Multi-User Dungeon (MUD), widely recognized as the world's oldest virtual world, originally known as British Legends on CompuServe. Created and maintained by Viktor T. Toth, the site lets visitors play the game directly via Telnet, explore its history, and connect with its long-running player community.
• WELCOME [2026-07-07]
  A personal Neocities splash page from a creator called Rosy Dolly, featuring multiple Dragon Cave adoption badges and a click-through entrance to the main site. The page is still under construction, giving it a classic early-web under-construction charm while hinting at a hobby gaming interest centered on the Dragon Cave creature-collecting game.
• Welcome - Hutsell's Games [2026-07-07]
  Hutsell's Games is the official home for a series of classic DOS-era computer strategy war games written by W.R. Hutsell, covering the Civil War, Napoleonic Wars, and World War II in Western Europe. Dave Mackey now hosts the site, offering free downloads of the shareware titles along with detailed HTML manuals and DOSBox setup guides for modern players.
• Welcome - MUD2 [2026-07-07]
  The official home of MUD2, the direct descendant of the original Multi-User Dungeon designed by Richard Bartle in the late 1970s, widely considered the grandfather of all MMORPGs. Maintained by Viktor T. Toth, the site offers access to the live text-based game, help resources, and community features for players who still love classic text adventures.
• Welcome to Adventures Unlimited | Text Based, MUD, RPG [2026-07-07]
  Adventures Unlimited is a long-running text-based MUD set in the fantasy world of Tharel, online since 1999 and featuring 17,000 rooms, 9 character classes, 17 races, and a rich player-killing and roleplay system. With 12 unique deities, five religion-based clans, clan warfare mechanics, and a built-in automapper, this is a deeply developed old-school online RPG with an active community.
• WELCOME TO COLORWORLD [2026-07-07]
  Colorworld is a vibrant, interactive personal website built by Devin that reimagines a childhood site from the 2009-2010 era, packed with real-time multiplayer features including collaborative drawing, arcade games, image chat rooms, and live player check-ins. Visitors can see other users online simultaneously, play browser games like Shapeville and Smiley Box, and explore a colorful world that blends nostalgia with modern real-time web technology.
• Welcome to Disappointment Central [2026-07-07]
  Friday-girl's personal site doubles as an archive of permadeath logs and funny moments from MUD2, the classic text-based multiplayer game. The collection of 'Stupid Deaths' makes it a quirky and niche resource for fans of old-school text MUDs.
• WELCOME TO EDGYRABBID! [2026-07-07]
  EdgyRabbid is a colorful personal homepage packed with webrings, gifs, and retro-web energy, with a notable focus on Rayman and Homestuck character Nepeta. The site even hosts its own Rayman Webring and participates in several others including Kandi Kid, Retronaut, and Nerds of the 90s.
• Welcome to Eggie's Nest [2026-07-07]
  Eggie's Nest is a cozy personal site built as a digital scrapbook, featuring sections on Final Fantasy XIV adventures, game reviews, library logs, movie night diaries, and a snack gallery. The creator Eggie brings an old-web spirit to their eclectic mix of hobbies, with a warm and welcoming tone that makes browsing feel like flipping through a friend's journal.
• Welcome to High Flying Dice Games, LLC [2026-07-07]
  High Flying Dice Games is a small press publisher specializing in wargames and card-based historical conflict simulations, covering battles from World War II, the Hundred Years War, and Vietnam. The site serves as their storefront and catalog, featuring newest releases, ordering information, and notices about current pricing changes due to tariff surcharges.
• Welcome to Kismet's World of Darkness [2026-07-07]
  Kismet's World of Darkness is a free fan resource hub for tabletop roleplaying games in the World of Darkness setting, covering Vampire: the Masquerade, Chronicles of Darkness, and Changeling: the Lost. Visitors can find homebrew rules, character resources, fiction, fonts, generators, and Storytelling guides built up since 1998.
• Welcome to NetherWorld! [2026-07-07]
  NetherWorld is a long-running Multi-User Dungeon (MUD) that has been active since 1993, built on heavily modified Merc Diku 2.2 code and featuring over 15,000 rooms across 3 continents, 20 races, 15 classes, and a rich set of player-driven features. Visitors can connect directly via a Java MUD client or telnet, and explore detailed information about the game's clans, areas, immortals, and remort systems.
• Welcome to North Castle - The Vintage Zelda Fan Site! [2026-07-07]
  North Castle bills itself as one of the oldest Legend of Zelda fansites on the internet, focusing exclusively on the vintage era of the franchise through Zelda IV and the often-overlooked spin-offs like the cartoon and Valiant comic books. Visitors can explore an enormous collection of fan art, fan fiction, cosplay galleries, collectibles info, music, history guides, and maps of Hyrule, all lovingly curated for classic Zelda enthusiasts.
• WELCOME TO REALITY ¬_¬ [2026-07-07]
  Angel's Core is a development site for an upcoming RPG Maker MV game, showcasing characters, artwork, and progress updates from the creator. Visitors can follow the game's development journey through character profiles and art, making it a charming indie game devlog hub.
• Welcome to Roll for Fantasy [2026-07-07]
  Roll for Fantasy is a comprehensive toolkit for tabletop roleplayers, offering dozens of generators and creators covering everything from dungeon maps and coats of arms to language generators and random tavern menus. Game masters and players alike will find an impressive library of guides on running campaigns, homebrewing content, and handling tricky in-game situations alongside DIY project tutorials for crafting physical game accessories.
• Welcome to SimFreaks [2026-07-07]
  SimFreaks is a long-running fan resource dedicated to the original Sims game, offering custom content including skins, houses, objects, and themes alongside tutorials for modding and tools like Transmogrifier and Blender plug-ins. With archives stretching back to 2000, hosted sites, and an active Discord, it remains a comprehensive hub for classic Sims 1 enthusiasts and custom content creators.
• Welcome to the Labs! [2026-07-07]
  A dedicated fansite for the revolution and lab storyline in Pop'n Music Lapistoria, Konami's rhythm game series, focusing on the characters Black, Jade, and Jadeite with headcanons and lore. The site includes character pages, creator content, a travel log, and news about merchandise and game updates for fellow Bemani fans.
• Welcome To The Nora Zone [2026-07-07]
  Nora Reed's homepage is packed with procedural text generators, with a heavy focus on RPG content like character classes, magic items, dwarf names, and potion descriptions. Beyond tabletop fare, the site also offers whimsical generators for horrible pizzas, cocktails, bad Kickstarters, and weed strains, making it a delightfully chaotic creative tool collection.
• WELCOME TO THE RIP [2026-07-07]
  Shoogle's personal site 'Trash Sector' takes its name from the virtual hellscape in White Wolf's Mage: The Ascension tabletop RPG, setting the tone for a lo-fi, anti-AI, DIY-spirited corner of the web. Visitors will find original graphics, shrines, a VHS catalog, and thoughts from a self-described perpetual work-in-progress creator learning HTML along the way.
• Welcome to the Two Towers Mud! - T2T [2026-07-07]
  The Two Towers MUD is a free text-based multiplayer roleplaying game set in Tolkien's Middle-earth, established in 1994 and featuring over 100,000 rooms spanning from Mithlond to Mordor. Players can join guilds, complete hundreds of quests, siege enemy lands, and choose sides in the War of the Ring in this richly developed online world.
• Welcome to the Two Towers Mud! - T2T [2026-07-07]
  The Two Towers MUD is a free text-based multiplayer roleplaying game set entirely within Tolkien's Middle-earth, recreating over 100,000 rooms from Mithlond to Mordor. Established in 1994 and still actively developed, it offers hundreds of quests, player guilds, and a global community immersed in the events of the Lord of the Rings.
• Welcome to the Worlds of Marble! - Reboot [2026-07-07]
  15:13 Uptime: 4.3 days: 3Kingdoms is one of the internet's longest-running MUDs, a free-to-play text-based online adventure that has been continuously developed for over 32 years. Boasting tens of thousands of rooms, hundreds of areas, dozens of quests, and a sister game called 3Scapes, it offers an enormous and complex world for dedicated players.
• Welcome to Thought Punks! - Thought Punks [2026-07-07]
  Thought Punks is the home of the Motif Story Engine, a lightweight tabletop RPG system designed for solo adventures and GM-lite play. Creator Rev offers games, a browser-based Motif Oracle Notebook tool, an open-source SRD, and a blog covering TTRPG design and storytelling craft.
• Welcome to Your Debriefing of the Stargate SG-1 RPG by AEG [2026-07-07]
  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.
• Welcome! [2026-07-07]
  Nova Galaxium's personal Nekoweb site is a content-warning-heavy creative space featuring webrings ranging from rhythm games to retro-web communities, with Egyptian deity motifs and a distinctly chaotic old-web aesthetic. The site participates in an impressive number of webrings including a rhythm games webring, geekring, and ghostring, hinting at a gamer and internet-culture-enthusiast personality.
• Welcome! [2026-07-07]
  Shadow of Valtus is a personal Neocities site with a dedicated section called The Vault for D&D content, offering a blinkie-free alternative for those sensitive to flashing visuals. The site is still under construction but signals a focus on tabletop roleplaying game material for visitors willing to explore.
• westopolis [2026-07-07]
  Westopolis is a stylish Neocities personal site built around a love of Sonic the Hedgehog, featuring atmospheric prose styled after Shadow's dark world alongside a gallery, blog, and curated music playlist. The site references Sonic Movie 3, Dragon Ball Daima, and links out to the creator's art and writing on platforms like ArtFight and Archive of Our Own.
• What is love collection 2 [2025-12-21]
  What is love collection 2 — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• What Video Game Did I Play Yesterday? [2026-07-07]
  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.
• white.leadpipecollection.net [2026-07-07]
  A custom content creation site focused on The Sims and The Sims 2, offering downloadable objects, furniture sets, and gameplay mods inspired by games like Animal Crossing. The creator crafts detailed, thematic item sets complete with working interactions, making it a treasure trove for players looking to expand their Sims experience.
• WHITEDESERT [2026-07-07]
  Whitedesert is a curated archive dedicated to surreal and horror games, websites, ARGs, and films, with a special focus on cult classics like Yume Nikki,.flow, Ib, and LSD Dream Emulator. The site blends game coverage with analysis pages and links to strange corners of the web, making it a treasure trove for fans of psychological and surreal horror.
• Win a copy of CAESAR IV from SPQR Blues! [2026-07-07]
  A contest page from the SPQR Blues webcomic community giving away a copy of Caesar IV, the city-building strategy game set in ancient Rome. Visitors tested their knowledge of Roman history trivia to win, with questions covering topics like the Five Good Emperors, Roman footwear, and dice games.
• WIZRING!!! [2026-07-07]
  WIZRING is a whimsical webring connecting sites belonging to fans of wizards, classic RPGs, dungeoncrawlers, and fantasy media, where members join under wizard titles and colors. Visitors can browse the council of member sites and find communities centered around TTRPGs, Magic: The Gathering, and all things wizardly.
• Wobble Town [2026-07-07]
  Wobble Town is a browser-based virtual pet community where users register and adopt tiny pixelated creatures called Wobbles that need to be fed and cared for. The site features an active community feed showing recent player activity, a growing population of adopted creatures, and ongoing story updates through Wobb's Gazette.
• Wolf's Mii Plaza [2026-07-07]
  Wolf's Mii Plaza is a resource hub dedicated to Nintendo's Mii avatar system, covering games like Tomodachi Life, Miitopia, and Miitomo with links, QR codes, and a web-based Mii editor. The site serves as a community gathering point for Mii enthusiasts, offering shared Mii characters, personality charts, and a suggestion inbox for new resources.
• wonderfulfrog.com [2026-07-07]
  Devin Haska's personal blog covers games, books, movies, and occasional deep dives into topics like Canadian government and vintage electronics, all from Victoria, British Columbia. The site features hand-picked favourite posts, game jam post-mortems, and a well-organized collection of media tracking pages that give it a genuine hobbyist charm.
• WonderMap [2026-07-07]
  WonderMap is a stylish personal site with a Pokémon-themed aesthetic, welcoming visitors with Espeon sprites and a mysterious 'Wonder Map' to explore. The site offers multiple display modes including light, dark, and low-contrast, suggesting a thoughtfully crafted experience waiting inside.
• woof [2026-07-07]
  Isa's Internet Den is a vibrant personal neocities site built around a deep love of Sonic the Hedgehog, complete with Sonic-themed switchable site themes, original character profiles, and an art gallery. Created by the artist known as wereh0gz, the site blends fan creativity with personal expression, featuring OCs, a blog, and resources all wrapped in a cozy retro-web aesthetic.
• World of Fashion [2026-07-07]
  World of Fashion is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to the Style Savvy series, a beloved fashion and dress-up game franchise from Nintendo. With 44 members and counting, it invites fans to join, grab a code, and celebrate their love of the stylish simulation games.
• World of Warcraft Blamed for Porns Decline [2025-12-29]
  World of Warcraft Blamed for Porns Decline — a online-games page from tomshardware.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Worlds of Carnage MUD - Worlds of Carnage MUD [2026-07-07]
  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.
• 𝓌𝑜𝓇𝓂𝓌𝑜𝓇𝓁𝒹 [2026-07-07]
  WormWorld is a personal Neocities page with interests centered around Final Fantasy XIV, The Stanley Parable, and Inanimate Insanity, with links to Tumblr and an FFXIV-focused Twitter. The site is openly a work in progress, with most sections still marked WIP, but offers a glimpse into its creator's gaming and internet culture interests.
• WZC Home [2026-07-07]
  War Zone C is a bilingual (English and Japanese) site by Shin Obara dedicated to conflict simulation gaming, covering boardgames, play-by-email wargames, and military history. It caters to con-sim enthusiasts interested in Cyberboard and PBeM gaming communities.
• Xyllomer [2026-07-07]
  The Mud Concept: Xyllomer is a long-running fantasy MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) with a richly detailed world featuring guilds, player-owned houses and ships, horses, trading, and a strong emphasis on roleplay over combat. Players can explore a complex alternate reality where good battles evil, gnomes live alongside centaurs, and the world is governed by player-elected judges.
• yammers [2026-07-07]
  Yammers is a small personal Neocities page featuring webring participation, a guestbook, and a lighthearted personality expressed through minimal but cheerful text. The site includes a seabunny ring and homering membership, suggesting a hobbyist with a fondness for cute internet aesthetics and old-web community linking.
• Yatagarasu [2026-07-07]
  Yatagarasu is a personal nekoweb site built by a gaming enthusiast who tracks achievement progress across titles like Hollow Knight: Silksong, Kingdom Hearts, and Project Sekai. The site features a media log, shrines, digital collectibles like stamps and buttons, and an Animal Crossing island journal, making it a charming hub of gaming hobby content.

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