Games

Fallen London:Free browser based game, excellent writing, Steampunk/Gaslamp fantasy setting

What is a MUD:An introduction to multi-user dungeons

Grapevine:Where you'll be heading once you know what a MUD is

Tamanotchi:A very very very simple pet simulator

My emulator online:Exactly what it says on the tin

Why was he sad:A simple soothing browser game where you pop clouds, I've been told it's good for taking your mind off of self harming impulses but cannot attest to that myself, pretty mesmerising either way

Little Alchemy:Another browser game, here you combine elements to make new elements which you can combine to make new elements which you can

Paint BBS:Online pixel painting! Does require a sign up

Pokemon booster pack simulator:Exactly what it says on the tin, open randomised booster packs

Pokefarmq:A browser game and pet simulator where you raise pokemon

Charat me: A cute dress up game

Mr Dood Solitare: A satisfying solitaire win screen

Divorced men: poke Mr Regain Mob Psycho, only works on desktop at the moment

Picto chat online: A recreation of Picto chat.

Zomb's Lair: A collection of old abandon ware PC games.

Pixalina's Doll Maker: A classic style doll maker.

Pc 98 emulation for beginners: An excellent guide to emulating pc 98 games!

Cookie Run Magic Oven: Make custom Cookie Run characters.

Neko Atsume 2: Collect cute kitties in your phone!

YNO project: Play Yume Niki and a bunch of other fan games for free online with your friends!

Media

Law of Talos Doc:A list of all existing entries in the Law of Talos OCT with links

The Chronic Argonauts: H.G Wells prototype of The Time Machine free online

Paranatural:A brilliant comedy/action webcomic about ghosts and the people who can see them, engaging story, great sense of humour, intresting characters, and still updating regularly. You should read Paranatural

Anime Campaign Archive

How to play Epithets/Anime campaign Google Doc

AC 1 official

AC 2 official

Red Stitch Report (A non official campaign run by a member of the OG AC cast)

Red Stitch Report Character Creation

Red Stitch Report Rule Book

Anime Campaign's Jukebox

Anime Campaign ep 0 recap

Flipnote Archive: A site dedicated to archiving as many old flipnotes as possible

Like Gravity:A web zine on asexual history

Armstreet: Buy medival armour, good for reference images or just to have a browse

Homestar runner: An old school web series

The Nerve Tower: An excellent fan made guide to the lore of Baroque for Sega Saturn and PlayStation 1, very well made and thorough.

Dnd assets to get lost in: Definitely not a bunch of free pdfs and assets for dungeons and dragons. Nope. Not at all

Lime Lickers stuffs: Has some really cool comics!

Nekoweb: A web hosting site like neocities, but cooler. Worth checking out all the cool sites hosted her.

IgglyBuff's Archive: Yar Har.

Horrible Histories WW2 special: What it says on the tin, fuck your TV licence.

Dr Shihong: An 100 page comic about the intersection of the human and spirit world.

Tales from the gas station: An excellent series about the creepy old gas station at the corner of town and all the supernatural clientele who visit it. Very spooky, very funny, do note though that while the first vol and supplementle material can be found online for free (after all the story orginated on reddit) the rest of the mainline series are books. Reading order can be found on the site.

Kate Bornstein's Gender Workbook: Essential queer reading.

Love Bullet: An excellent yuri manga about young girls who never had the chance to fall in love in life becoming cupids in the next. I just one volume this manga moved me to tears, thats rare.

Love Bullet Wiki: The fan wiki for everything Love Bullet, and not affliated with Fandom either!

Code Foretold Co-op: An Epithet Erased fanfic/visual novel told through google slides!

Burgerkrieg's Personal Bloodlines: Homebrew Bloodlines for VTM.

Graphics, Stamps, and Blinkies

Mike's graphics:An excellent collection of stamps, blinkies, buttons, avatars, and pixels. Very easy to navigate

Adrian's Blinkie Collection:Some of my favourite blinkies and stamps here

Blinkie Maker:Essential site, easy and quick to use

Vampyre:Blinkies, graphics, stamps, ect, all wrapped up in a really cool layout

Raining-starss:Stamps stamps stamps

Sal's Collections:Can you tell I like graphics

Web Button Maker:A github button maker, free and easy to use

Christopher Johnson's Ascii art:Exactly what it says on the tin

Animated Engines:A bunch of very simply drawn but nonetheless very complex animations. These buggers are mesmerising

Make Sweet:You ever see those 3D heart lockets in memes? Here's were you make em

Picasion:Make your own glitter text

Art bits from Hypercard:Black and white graphics from old macintosh computers. Proper old school clip art

99 gif shop:Lots of cool graphics themed like an old online shopping site

Gifcities:An archive of old gifs and graphics, really easy to search

Bonnibel's graphic collection: Very well organised and worth checking out

Texture town:Lots of free tile textures for backgrounds

Pet Pet:You ever see those gifs of a hand patting a character’s head? here's were you make them

Snagged Onedrive:A fuckton of resources including: Blinkie templates,buttons, dolls, and pixels

Lovesick Cafe: Loads of cute pixels and backgrounds here

User box generator: Exactly what it says on the tin

Ascii Generator:Exactly what it says on the tin, a little like cheating but still fun

Safety Sign Generator: Exactly what it says on the tin

Picmix:Like Blingee but it hasn't been shut down.

Internet Bumper stickers: Exactly what it says on the tin.

Button museum: An archive of old pin buttons.

Bettys Graphics: An archive of a whole bunch of graphics

Shadow Play: A pixel hoard, mainly stamps and blinkies but it has some big graphics too.

4,641 graphics: A massive Google drive of nothing but pixel graphics.

Master ASAP Google drive: 22,000 animated gifs from 2001, plus some text to speech stuff.

Make word art dot com: What it says on the tin, old school office word art like you used to play with in computer class.

My smilies: An uncountable number of custom animated emoticons like this one

Open Dsylexic: A font made specifically to be more legible to dyslexic people, it may look a bit silly but I was surprised to find it actually worked for me! I suspect because of the weighted bottoms of the letters making it easier to find my place without having to constatly scroll the line I'm on to the very top of the page so I don't loose it.

Drawn-Mario: A bunch of free to use text pixels. Make sure to check the description of whatever image your thinking of using, some of these are commissioned.

King-lulu-deer: Stamps and pixels, truly so many of the post popular uncredited pixels you see online come from them. Check descriptions to see which are free to use.

Ampreah: More F2U pixels.

Lesbiian: Pix, Divs,Buttons,Blinkies,Stamps,Frames,Masks,Pngs,Fonts,Backgrounds,and more.

Ero's Resources Pixels,Dividers,Masks,Stamps,Symbols,Pngs, and more.

MakeWordArt.com: Exactly what it says on the tin.

Photofunia: Make vaporwave text online.

FromSoftware image macro creator: Make Darksouls death screens.

SkinMC: Make custom Minecraft achivements.

Cool Text: Make burning text.

Coding help

Teppy's layouts and tips:Neocities layouts, dividers, graphics, emoticons, ect

32bit cafe:All about the small Web, plus a bunch of resources for making your own site

32bit's resources:I know I've already added 32bit to this list but their resource list is so large and well organised it deserves its own bullet point, everything you could ever want Web related is right here

Html cheat sheet:A bunch of Html code snippets, not just copy and paste stuff either but some tools to generate links, iframes, ect. These have CSS and Java versions too

Create Blog: A metric fuckton of free layouts organised by colour

Nano Gallery: Easy Html Gallery builder

Codepen.io: Loads of tilable backgrounds

Toptal:Subtle tilable backgrounds, good for putting behind text

Jordan Finneran:Easy Html only collapsible sections

Kalechips:Some more layout bases

Portfiend: A good beginers guide to HTML

Mdn web docs: A list of all the elements used in HTML with descriptions

Website Planet: Basic HTML code for beginers

Tessiamess: A layout for your character profiles

Scumsuck: a bunch of website bases

Shark Coder: Whole bunch of useful tutorials.

Java Library: A collection of cool code snippets for you.

Essence of life: More code snippets.

Atabook: A simple, free guestbook.

Nekoweb: A web hosting site like neocities, but cooler. Worth checking out all the cool sites hosted her.

Wishglow's layouts: Cute anime themed layouts.

Tooplate: 60+ free html layouts.

MelonKing's Gallery Genorator: A simple html gallery genarator.

Collectibles.js: Add collectiables to your site, when the user finds them all it'll send them to any url of your choosing.

Word HTML: Automatically converts big blocks of text into html. Super convient

Chattable: A free comment section for your site.

Web Rival Glossary: A glossary of comman terms you'll hear browsing the small web, good to check if for no other reason then to know what to search for in.

Basic HTML Competency Is the New Punk Folk Explosion!: What it says on the tin.

FC2 Counters: A bunch of cool visit counters for site statistics.

Custom Scrollbar maker: What it says on the tin.

Art tips

Genice Cream:A tutorial on how to better draw knight's armour

The guide for rookie illustrators: V1,V2,V3,V4,V5,V6,and V7. Covers everything from sketching tricks, to faces, to hands, to fabrics, and more. Worth checking out for sure.

The NSFW illustrator's guide: How to draw dicks mostly, hey you gotta learn somewhere.

Shrines I like

Daniele's Minecraft tribute: Daniele always makes such intresting layouts, clean and legiable but still with tons of personality. I recomend checking out their main page too.

Paopuleaf's Epithet Erased Shrine:You know I gotta shout out a fellow Epithet fan, those of us with good taste have to stick together.

Furby Junkie's Neocities: A big old collection of all sorts of robot toys, not just furbys. Its very thorough.

Felix Fever: This whole site is dedicated to Fix-it-Felix, its very well put together.

Nyaa's Chiikawa Shrine: God this is just adorable.

Macaque's Deadplate shrine: Both aesthically pleasing and deeply thoughrouh.

A siren's song: Everything you could ever want to know about sea folk.

Weird Al MPREG: I-yeah...

UK Driving Theory Test Revison

This is just to help convince me to revise, adding stuff to my site is like a little treat :3

2024 Highway code audiobook: Its a robot voice but whatever.

Road signs and traffic signs: Also tells you what the colours mean.

Highway code signs test: A test. For road signs.

Practice theory test: The offical goverment practice theory test, its the same questions everytime though so be careful your actually learning the answers and not just memorising the order.

Test Preparations: tips for how to prepare for your theory test.

Misc

Ichigo Directory:A directory dedicated to archiving cute sites and layouts, easy to fall down a rabbit hole in here

Marginalia Search:An independent search engine, no algorithms or ads tampering with results, good for finding old school sites.

Cloud Hiker: Get sent to a random website, I have found so many interesting things through this site, you get alot of people's personal hobby sites

Easy USSR:The definitive guide to piracy

Arab.org:Help Palestine with one click a day. Each click tells advertisers on the site that they're getting engagement (whether you actually look at any ads or not) and the money generated goes to support UNRWA to assist the Palestinian people

Onelook:A reverse dictionary for when you can't remember the word

Wonder of wonder art:Create simple dancing animations of your character

Webring lists:A Web ring directory, you can find so many new sites this way

Tineye: A reverse image search, great for finding sources.

How to grow the fuck up: A tumblr post with a list of resources on how to do adult stuff like mortgages and feeding yourself.

Saucenao: Find an images source now.

A glossary of prison jargon: From the prison journalism project, a great resource for writing.

Cobalt Tools: Download videos and music without a hundred predatory pop up adverts, I highly recommend this in place of whatever youtube to mp3 converter your using. Also works for things like twitch!

Leet speak generator: What it says on the tin.

Squoosh: Compress images without loosing detail.

Open Dsylexic: A font made specifically to be more legible to dyslexic people, it may look a bit silly but I was surprised to find it actually worked for me! I suspect because of the weighted bottoms of the letters making it easier to find my place without having to constatly scroll the line I'm on to the very top of the page so I don't loose it.

LibreOffice: A free, open source Office360 alternative.