Outlinks

This is a collection of cool sites I've come across both on my own and through exploring other peoples stites. If you're looking for specifically neocities sites click here.

Games:

What Beats Rock?: A simple browser game where you try to beat each consecutive input with a new one.

Eaglercraft: Minecraft that's playable on your browser.

My Abandonware: A repository of abandoned games from 1965 to 2005.

The Wiki Game: Jump between Wikipedia articles to get from one random page to another withing a time limit.

Chess Variants: A collection of variant versions for chess. (Finally, chess 2!)

The Toaster Games Database: Collection of games that should run on lower spec PCs.

Ace Attorney Online: Fanmade Ace Attorney games to be played right in your browser.

Pokemon Showdown: Build a pokemon team and battle online with other people.

Drench: A really simple browser game about turning all colors into one. (You'll get it when you play.)

Noclip: This website allows you to noclip out of maps from your favorite retro games.

Authoritative Minesweeper: Minesweeper guides and leaderboards.

Vimm's Lair: A site that has been up since the 1997 dedicated to preserving old games and everything about them.

Speedrunning:

Speedrun.com: The official hub for all things speedrunning.

StratDB: Strategies and tutorials for common speedrunning games.

Utility:

Based Cooking: Cooking recipes without the bloat and the ads. The site gets right into the recipes without any long expositions or sales pitches. Highly recommend if you're cooking!

How Products are Made: Explains how a multitude of products are manufactured. Great for research or just satisfying your curiosity.

iFixit: Repair guides for a wide variety of things, completely for free.

LeetCode: A collection of coding problems to improve your coding skills.

This to That: Gives the best way to glue two materials together.

Copykat Recipes: Copycat recipes of fastfood cahin menus.

Instructables: A collection of DIY projects with tutorials and instructions.

Balloon HQ: Learn how to do balloon art!

XDA Forum: Best place to get up to date information on rom hacking mobile devices.

Thingsboard: Provides a variety of tools and management options for IoT projects.

Looria: Reviews of how long tech products last.

ByteMoth: Many small recipes available in one place.

Archives:

Game Detectives Wiki: A repository for internet ARGs.

The Minecraft Archive Project: An insanely large archive of Minecraft worlds.

WikiFlix: A collection of old public domain movies available for streaming.

Textfiles.com: A repository of old ASCII textfiles.

Flashpoint Archive: An archive of flash games.

J! Archive: All of the jeopardy game show questions and answers.

Fonts In Use: Collection of fonts and the places they're used in.

Internet Archive: This site needs no introduction. Truly one of the best community projects of all time.

The Anarchist Library: A huge library of anarchist texts and documents.

Worldbuilding/Game Dev:

Behind the Name: Gives the etymology of names. Useful for naming characters.

Picrew: Generate portraits for your OCs or make your own generator.

Interface in Game: User interfaces for popular games, to be used as inspiration.

Who Sampled: Find samples in popular music.

VGMusic: A collection of MIDI files from old games.

The Spriters Resource: A large collection of ripped spritesheets from different games.

A Wold Building Checklist: Detailed article on things to keep in mind when building worlds.

Vulgarlang A conlang generator for your worlds.

D&D Resources:

Medival Fantasy City Generator: Generate and edit city maps.

Donjon: Has many different generators and calculators to help in DMing a session.

5eDMScreen: Quick references to 5e rules.

Kassoon: More generators.

Fantasy Map Generator: Generates large world maps and has many parameters to work with.

D&D Shop Catalogue: A document for referencing shop ware.

Stardew Valley:

Stardew Valley Wiki: A mandatory companion for your Stardew Valley journey.

Stardew Profits: Profit calculator for all crops with many parameters.

SV Interactive Farm Planner V3: Plan your farm layout in your browser. Has layouts for modded farms as well.

SV Crop Planner: Plan your crop rotation and get the profit calculations for each month.

Fictional Worlds:

SCP Foundation: The official SCP Founcation Wiki.

Wanderers' Library: Sister site to the SCP Foundation; a wiki for a classical fantasy world.

Homestuck: Best way to read the homestuck series.

Sunset System: A post future fantasy world.

Orion's Arm Universe Project: Another sci-fi world.

Pirating:

WARNING!!! Pirating any form of media comes with the risk of accidentally downloading malicious software or worse! Always use tools like ublock origin and a VPN if you wish to use these sites. Stay informed on which sites to use and which to avoid for the best experience and always proceed with caution!

Easy USSR: A guide to torrenting and pirating.

Firehawk52: List of resources to pirate music from.

Lucida: Download music using spotify links right in your browser.

stevenuniverse.best: Watch a number of cartoon network shows and other cartoons.

Animepahe: An anime streaming site.

Animeout: A site for downloading anime.

The Pirate Bay: The best site for finding all sorts of torrents.

Mkvking: A site to download movies.

SFlix A site for streaming movies and TV shows.

Other:

Library of Babel: Contains every possible combination of letters and words, which in theory means it contains everything to be ever written.

Astronomy Picture of the Day Calendar: Exactly what it says.

After the Tone: Plays random answering machine recordings.

Astronaut: Plays random unseen Youtube videos

Windows93: A full on OS right in your browser.

Archive of our Own: Probably don't need to talk about this one.

The Unsent Project: Search your own name or just read through the archive if you wanna to have a sad day...

Radio Garden: Connect to any radio station around the world and listen away.

16colors: A collection of ASCII artworks.

The Dumbphone Finder: List of dumbphones and where to find them.

My Retro TVs: Watch TV from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and, the 2000s all in your browser!

thispersondoesnotexist.com: Refresh the page to generate the face of a person that does not exist. From my understanding, it does this by layering images of multiple faces over one another.

Asciimation: The entire Star Wars movie entirely made from Ascii art.

Awesome: More lists!!!