Visual Novel Wiki is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
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Wiki is a Linux or Unix documentation project with guides, references, or manuals.
Wiki.gg documents game fixes, settings, compatibility, archives, or technical gaming references.
N64brew Wiki is a community-maintained wiki documenting the Nintendo 64, its peripherals and related software. Its pages cover hardware components such as the CPU, RCP, RDRAM and PIF-NUS, controllers and paks, and programming tools and SDKs including libdragon, libultra and pseultra, alongside beginner and assembly guides.
A site offering wikis and guides for Minecraft mods and modpacks, covering items, recipes, bosses, progression, checklists and calculators. It also includes puzzles and tools such as a Nether Portal calculator and Stronghold Finder.
Mizuumi Wiki is a service that hosts wiki pages for niche versus and fighting games. It lists active game wikis alongside legacy wikis kept for reference. Editors contribute through accounts, and registration requires a waiting period before editing.
wiki.gg Redirect is an open-source browser extension that automatically redirects users to forked wikis hosted on wiki.gg. It can optionally rewrite Google and DuckDuckGo search results. The extension is available for Google Chrome/Chromium, Firefox and Microsoft Edge.
WiiUBrew is a wiki dedicated to homebrew on the Nintendo Wii U. It provides pages for preparing for homebrew, downloading homebrew, and developing homebrew, including a homebrew directory and a development guide. The wiki lists homebrew releases and system updates.
Step Modifications provides structured modding guides and resources for popular moddable PC games. Its community-maintained wiki hosts mod-build guides, modding-tool guides and additional modding resources. The project also offers a mod-guild guide framework and a Mod Stewardship Service for safekeeping of retired mods.
Delicious Fruit is a community site for fangames, primarily the I Wanna Be the Guy genre. It lists fangames with release dates, difficulty and ratings, and hosts user reviews, forums, and a wiki. The site also announces events, including a Beginner Fangame Festival.
Kittens Game is a browser-based incremental game by bloodrizer. The page offers save, options, reset and wipe controls, a Steam link and a game version indicator, with links to a wiki, Discord and credits.
MFGG, also called Mario Fan Games Galaxy, is a community site with forums, a wiki, and sections for games, hacks, sprites, tutorials, and sounds. Updates describe available site and forum skins, a BPS patcher, and lists of recently added games, graphics, and reviews.
No-Intro catalogs the best available copies of ROMs and digital games, providing DAT files for ROM managers and an online database. The site links to a wiki, forums and community channels.
Quaver is a community-driven, open-source competitive rhythm game available on Steam. The site lists mapsets and scores and links to a wiki covering gameplay, editor, rules, skins, multiplayer and ranking. A v1.7 client update added features, improvements and bug fixes.
A read-only wiki on Red Squirrel's official website listing his projects, applications and homebrews, organized by category and by name. It also features JAM, a Java-based application for downloading and archiving chapters from supported manga websites and sources.
Wotaku Games is a page within Wotaku.wiki that gathers game-related links in one place. It lists databases, tools, and themed sections covering general games, gacha, osu!, Pokémon, Sonic, Touhou and Yu-Gi-Oh!, with pointers to websites, wikis and compatibility resources.
Base repository for the Xonotic project. It contains build scripts and tools to manage the other repositories, which hold the actual code and assets. The repository also links to the project wiki and a Doxygen report, and lists GNU GPLv3 licensing. Game and menu issues are reported separately from engine issues.
A protected OpenMW Wiki page collecting emails from August 2014 between Matt Grandstaff, Marc (Zini) and psi29a (Bret). The correspondence covers Bethesda's position and an agreement with OpenMW on their understanding.
Community-maintained Arch Linux wiki with detailed Linux documentation, guides, and troubleshooting notes.
A Codeberg repository holding the source of paranoiaprivacy.wiki, a collection of hand-written privacy guides. The site is plain HTML and CSS with no build step, JavaScript, analytics or external requests. The repository has been archived, so files can be viewed and cloned but not changed.
E-Maculation is a site dedicated to emulation of the classic Macintosh computer on macOS, Windows and Linux, using emulators such as SheepShaver, Basilisk II, Mini vMac, Qemu and PearPC. It hosts a wiki with information about the emulators and setup guides, plus discussion and support forums.
Screenshot is a screenshot or image reference showing changes, evidence, examples, or notes.
A wiki page for the /r/htpc sub-reddit that offers browsable and searchable information relating to HTPCs. It includes a FAQ, hardware components guide, pre-built and DIY builds guide, audio, video, HDR, storage and 3D setup guides, a term reference, NUC and CPU cooler lists, and verified HDMI 2.0/HDCP 2.2 motherboards.
masterWiki is a free service, part of MSCHF Drop #27, that adapts MasterClass paid online courses into wikiHow-style how-to guides, covering lessons from celebrities including cooking, writing, sports and creative skills.