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CardzMania is a website for playing classic card games online with friends, against bots or against other players. The site lists more than 50 multiplayer card games and states that play is free with no ads, sign-ups or downloads. It also lists global leaderboards, daily challenges, tournaments and game statistics.
Cemu Guide is a guide to installing Cemu, an experimental emulator for Wii U applications on PC, and to optimizing performance. It covers dumping games and account data from a Wii U, notes that online play uses official Nintendo servers, and discusses hardware requirements. Online play is not supported by native macOS and Linux releases, and a Wii U console is required to dump games and account data.
ClassicGames offers online play of retro titles through multi-platform emulators including NES, SNES, GBA, N64, PSP, MAME, GameCube, SEGA and MS-DOS. Games run in the browser with no installation required, and a free download is available. The site lists games by platform and offers several interface languages.
CnCNet is a multiplayer platform for playing classic Command & Conquer games and mods online for free. It supports titles including Tiberian Dawn, Red Alert, Generals, Tiberian Sun, Red Alert 2, Yuri's Revenge and Dune 2000, and lists supported mods. The project states it has kept these games playable since 2009 and relies on donations.
Conjuguemos is a language-learning site for practicing verb conjugations, vocabulary and grammar in Spanish, French and other languages. It offers drill activities, single-player practice games, competitive multiplayer games and textbook-aligned activities. Teachers can create, import and modify activities and use a gradebook with progress statistics. A free student tier and a free teacher plan with limited activities and stored grades are available.
Creative Tech Guy is a personal website run by Jason O'Neill that hosts a collection of video games and utilities he has created. The site features spotlighted and new games, with links to access the full library of his programs across a wide range of genres.
Deepnight Games is a game development site featuring commercial titles such as Tenjutsu, alongside many game jam and prototype projects mostly made during Ludum Dare. It also lists games worked on during 18 years at Motion Twin, including Dead Cells.
Dialed is a browser game site offering seven free memory games covering color, sound, tempo, time, shape, and pattern recall. It includes daily challenges and head-to-head battles, with no downloads and no ads. A single plan covering all games costs $1.99 a month or $9.99 a year.
DiceSimulator.com provides a dice simulator for traditional six-sided dice, letting users choose one to six dice and roll them. The site also includes pages on the history of dice and on popular dice games. It explains that dice are used in gambling and fun games to add a random element.
Does It Arm? is a compatibility resource for Apple Silicon processors, including the Apple M5 Max and M5 Pro. It lists apps and games reported to support these processors, and provides associated performance reports and benchmark data. Content is organized into categories such as apps, games, devices, benchmarks, and Homebrew packages.
Donut 80 is a collection of 8-bit flavoured games playable directly in a web browser. Some titles are demakes of Donut Games, while others are new releases. Each game features handcrafted pixel art, chip tunes and game design blending tradition with modern details. It works on PC, Mac, smart phones and tablets.
Doot runs live party games for a room. A host puts a trivia round, drawing game or poll on a screen, participants join from their phones; no app or account is required to play. Listed games include Retro Arcade, Quiz or Die, Quip Clash, Bingo, Categories and Fib Finder.
DOS HAVEN is a collection of DOS games from the 21st century, presented as a directory of modern DOS and DOS homebrew titles. The site lists 265 games with genre and release-year filters, and notes that DOSBox allows DOS programs to run on many platforms.
An archive of free DOS games offering downloads, videos and in-browser play, plus forums and instructions for running games on modern PCs. It states no registration is required and was founded in January 1999.
FantasyAnime is a site dedicated to fantasy RPG video games, anime, and related areas of interest. It lists many role-playing games by platform and offers guides, ROM hacks, screenshots, English patches, and anime reviews. A guidance page points to ROM sites for game downloads and to streaming links for anime, and a help section covers video game emulation.
FlashLegacy is a site offering a collection of classic Flash games across genres such as action, puzzle, racing, shooting, sports and strategy. The games are playable online for free without downloads.
Fractal is a platform for discovering popular online and PC games and earning rewards for joining competitions, events and tournaments. The catalog includes titles such as BattleTabs, a web strategy arcade game, and games can be browsed by genre.
FreeBoardGames.org is described as a free and open-source board game platform. It offers games playable in a browser, competing against online friends or locally, and states that games can be studied and changed with contributions back to the community.
Freegames.codes is a site that lists free game offers and key codes on platforms including Steam, Epic Games Store, PlayStation, Xbox, Indiegala and Humblebundle. It also offers a free games Discord bot and mobile apps for Android and iOS that send notifications of free game deals. Giveaway events provide free game codes to logged-in users.
A Telegram channel that shares free game offers from Steam, Epic Games and other major platforms. The channel reports its purpose as keeping subscribers up to date with free games.
GAM.ONL is a browser-based multi-system emulator for playing retro games online. Its library covers thousands of games for platforms including PlayStation, SEGA, Nintendo, Atari, Arcade, 3DO and NEC, with listed systems such as the NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, Game Boy and Atari 2600.
Open Source Game Clones is a site gathering open-source or source-available remakes of old games in one place. It lists clones, remakes, official source releases, similar games and tools such as patches and resource extractors, and invites contributions through its GitHub repository.
A TASVideos page listing resources available for specific games, organized by platform from Atari 7800 and Apple II through Wii. Users with at least one published movie or special permissions may edit these pages and create new ones for unlisted games.
GamerMaps provides detailed interactive maps for PC and console games, with features for loot spawns, vehicle spawns and a building database. The site lists maps for numerous popular games with individual version updates.
