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• Yet Another SaturnWolf [2026-07-07]
  SaturnWolf's personal Neocities homepage introduces a creator from Illinois whose life revolves around computers, video games, and comics, with plans to release and archive original projects including games and videos. The site is still in its early stages but hints at a fun, trickster-themed space for a tech-loving indie creator.
• Yinoe Workshop [2026-07-07]
  Yinoe Workshop is a one-person Chinese indie game studio focused on original game creation, with projects ranging from a bullet-hell STG series inspired by the animated show 'A U' to a quirky RPG series based on English textbooks from middle school. The site showcases two game series spanning 2017 to present, with download pages, update logs, and webring participation giving it a cozy old-web personal workshop feel.
• ymusk - Yenz's Mush Klient [2026-07-07]
  Ymusk is a MUSH client written in Perl by a developer named Yenzie, offering features like ANSI color support, text filters, multi-input boxes, spell-checking, and an ICQ-like GUI for managing pages. The site hosts multiple versioned releases with screenshots, a user guide, and CVS access, making it a practical hub for MUSH players looking for a customizable Telnet-based client.
• Yockbo's Boardgame Blog [2026-07-07]
  Stephen Brasseur, known as Yockbo, chronicles every board game session he plays in detailed session reports, with a strong focus on historical wargames like Advanced Squad Leader and Last Chance for Victory. The blog offers thoughtful write-ups of scenarios, game components, and play experiences that wargaming enthusiasts will find genuinely engaging.
• you are filled with... DETERMINATION. [2026-07-07]
  DETERMINATION is a TFL-listed fanlisting dedicated to both Undertale and Deltarune, the beloved indie RPGs by Toby Fox, currently boasting over 261 members from around the world. Created by Siobhan, the site lets fans of either game join by simply providing their name, country, and email, making it a welcoming hub for fans of these iconic titles.
• Your Candelabrum burns brightly [2026-07-07]
  A fan shrine dedicated to Shin Megami Tensei, celebrating the iconic JRPG series with references to the Demi-Fiend, Dante, Lucifer, and the beloved Pixie recruit. The site links to 'Daily Megaten' for fan art and invites visitors to share their SMT experiences via a guestbook, with a webring connecting similar fan pages.
• Zachtronics [2026-07-30]
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• Zany Video Game Quotes! Frying Over a Jungle since 1998 [2026-07-07]
  A long-running collection of memorable, funny, and offbeat quotes pulled straight from video games, keeping the spirit of old-web enthusiasm alive since 1998. Fans of gaming oddities and classic game dialogue will find this a nostalgic and entertaining browse through some of gaming's most quotable moments.
• ZOMBOID.PRO [2026-07-07]
  Kepler's personal corner of the web, styled after the main menu of the survival game Project Zomboid, featuring art, writing, recipes, photos, a blog, and a curated links neighborhood. The site is a sprawling, lovingly crafted multi-section homepage that wears its game-inspired aesthetic proudly across multiple themed versions and redesigns.
• Zombotron [2026-03-23]
  Zombotron — a online-games page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Zoom [2026-07-07]
  Zoom is a free, open-source interpreter for Z-Code, TADS, and Hugo interactive fiction formats, supporting classic Infocom titles like Zork as well as modern text adventures. Available for OS X and Unix-like systems, it includes plugin support for multiple story formats and comes with a downloadable manual.
• インディー通信 Indie Tsushin [2026-07-07]
  Highlighting indie games and developers from Japan!: Indie Tsushin, run by Renkon and Daikon of Nice Gear Games, is a bilingual English/Japanese publication dedicated to spotlighting indie game developers from Japan through articles, interviews, video streams, and downloadable zines. It offers a rare English-language window into the Japanese indie game scene, complete with a weekly YouTube show, newsletter, and seasonal zine releases available in multiple formats.
• ���փf�[�X [2026-07-07]
  A Japanese fan site centered on Pokemon, featuring content likely related to the franchise's characters and world. The presence of a 'Pokemon Tracer' image and Japanese text suggests this is a dedicated fan page for Pokemon enthusiasts.