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Wheel of Time MUD |
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The Wheel of Time MUD is a fast, free, laid-back community-driven multi-user fantasy world, in which users can engage in a wide variety of gaming experiences, whilst also being part of a large web-focused social community. Muds cater for a wide variety of playstyles, the progressive 'levelling' aspect of which makes the gameplay become ever more satisfying as levels are gained. MUDs are divided into rooms and zones which create the illusion of a large physical plane; this provides the canvas for adventures: solving the puzzles and slaying the monsters gains players equipment, coin or levels. MUDs enjoy many unique advantages over larger MMO games, not the least of which is the fact that they're free.
In the Wheel of Time MUD, players create a character such as a warrior or a magic user and explore and conquer monster-infested areas individually or with friends. Players can solve puzzles, take part in quests, join clans and lots of other fun activities. As your character becomes more experienced and stronger, you can explore tougher areas, solve harder puzzles, acquire more powerful items, and gain powerful magical abilities. And if you’re up to it, engage in the racewar and save the world from darkness or send it spiraling into chaos. read more...
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| | permapage | score:9981 | -nass, April 17, 2008 |
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YUNiTi: Social Networking at its best |
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YUNiTi combines the best of both MySpace and the Facebook. YUNiTi.com allows you to be creative with your page, adding colorful backgrounds and flashing slideshows, but it also gives you the security of Facebook, with your choice of privacy settings. The site aims to gain international popularity which will allow more people to get to know each other and create a diverse network.
Most importantly, YUNiTi is for all ages - even for users under 13 years of age as long as they have a parent present during signup.
Some of YUNiTi's most noted features:- Users can create their own forums and chatrooms
- Users can create custom, professional, web 2.0-style profiles
- Users can quickly hide any part of their profile to a group of friends, including their age
- Users can validate that they are who they say they are using ValidateID
- Built in tools to create your own quizzes and polls
- Highly customizable updates (know when your friends added a photo, were tagged in a photo, wrote a blog, and more!)
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| | permapage | score:9981 | -Marcos Boyington, May 30, 2008 |
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The Game Homepage |
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The Game Homepage (TGH) is a great site if you're trying to find games. Whether it's quick games just to burn some time, or involved games that take days to beat, you'll find your type of game!
TGH even has a score competition section where you can compete with other users for high scores! read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9980 | -Marcos Boyington, June 4, 2008 |
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Free UNIX Shell Accounts |
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At Blinkenshell.org you can get your own personal shell account on a Linux server for free!
The service includes 24/7 access to a Linux server with SSH and SFTP to securely log in to the shell and transfer files. You can use the account to host dynamic webpages with PHP, CGI and SQL databases, access IRC and stay connected 24/7 using detachable screen, compile your own programs and run scripts in several languages and more. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9980 | -independence, January 16, 2008 |
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Zubby.com: A New and Friendly Social Network |
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Are you tired of joining an online community only to find that the people are rude, the content is graphic, and the staff is unreachable? Zubby.com, the internets newest online community, is different. Zubby.com will live up to your expectations and more!
Zubby's family friendly approach to social networking not only attracts likeminded individuals but ensures that you, your family, and your friends will have a great time sharing ideas and meeting new people.
At Zubby.com, unlike many other sites, the friendly atmosphere is immediately apparent. The founder and site operator, Randy Zlobec, set out to make a community where its members would be safe from unwanted adult images and graphic videos. This idea has been eagerly adopted by the Zubby.com members and has set the tone for the entire site. By simply visiting any member's page you will see that they, and their page visitors, are encouraging, inspiring, humorous, and gracious. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9980 | -S Perryman, December 30, 2007 |
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Free games for your blog and site |
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http://www.leengames.com is the biggest online games portal with more thn 2000 free online games to play and to embed in your site.
www.leengames.com has moved in Alexa ranks by 11,000,000 ranks to be in the first 200k sites within 2 months since the day of launchig 1st january 2008, and that is an unpreceeded move in the Middle East as the site is launched from Dubai.
the site is in the transitional period to move to a new system of play and earn, which is that all players shall be played independintly while they are playing, which means in other words, that leengames.com will pay for any player whom play any game or reffer any player to play these games as he plays. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9979 | -leengames, April 7, 2008 |
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Online Games |
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Free online arcade with unlimited game plays. Over 2000 games with no sign up or credits required! dears gamers now you can enjoy online games, Online Flash Games, flash games, games.
Here you will also find discussion boards, cheats reviews, news and everything you need. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9978 | -M.Fareed, January 8, 2008 |
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Free Unix Shell Access |
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FreeShells.ch is for personal use, learning, software development,remote testing, and more...
FreeShells.ch provides free shell accounts on a stable, full featured, unix system. It offers a large number of command line programs and tools available for general use. The FreeShells.ch shell environment is very flexible and allows for much user configurability and customization. The aim is to provide a high degree of usability, freedom, and openness for users. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9977 | -Ray, October 30, 2007 |
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InteracTrivia: Multiplayer Online Trivia Game |
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InteracTrivia is a Flash-based, multiplayer trivia game with chat. Can be played in any browser, as a downloaded client or on your Tivo. Game is a fun and interactive experience - similar to that found in bars and pubs.
Features include- Compete in real-time
- Guest access (no registration required)
- Chat, Private message, Block User
- See where others are playing from
- Built-in music player
- Multiple categories of trivia
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| | permapage | score:9968 | -Daniel Reicher, March 19, 2007 |
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Sudoku goes web 2.0 |
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A new Web 2.0 style website for Sudoku players has been launched at www.sudokujunction.com, allowing members to upload and share Sudoku puzzles across the web.
If someone, for instance, wants to share his favorite Sudoku puzzles, all he has to do is to upload the puzzle through an easy to use uploading feature over the site. The puzzle immediately becomes available for anyone to play over the web.
The site supports a wide variety of puzzle sizes, from small 4x4 puzzles which suitable for children and newbies to 6x6,9x9 and the jigantic16x16 in which the professional Sudoku players would find interesting.
"My vision is to create a truly web 2.0 style website dedicated to Sudoku players. People love to create and to share. Sudoku players are no different,”said Keynan Goichman, founder of sudokujunction.com. " We encounter a lot of people who want to create and share their own puzzles. Sudoku Junction gives them exactly that option”.
Sudoku Junction has a strong sense of a community. Every member can create his own profile, in which he can tell about himself, upload his picture, add other members to his friends list and contact other one another through site mailing system. Members can also comment and rate the different puzzles which greatly enhance the community experience. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9963 | -karlito, December 19, 2007 |
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Movoda, a Web Based Browser Game |
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Movoda is a browser based game with a good mature community. The game, Manual and Forums are all mixed in one with a chat system for Main and Guild chats. The site is designed using Wiki. This give members the ability to create their personal pages and Guild pages all on the same site.
The point of the game is collecting resources and gaining experience in different skill types including: Combat, Speed, Mining, Smithing, Fishing, Cooking, Harvesting, Magic, etc.
There is a very detailed beginners guide to help people along with the game.
This is a unique game as it does not require someone to click a bunch of links and spam the internet with their links to become stronger.
Take a look at it and try it out. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9961 | -jeradkays, June 19, 2007 |
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Free Online Games |
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| Your complete source for free online gamez. We've got loads of gamez from all sorts of categories and for everyone. Register today and start earning points which will be redeemable for cool prizes. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9959 | -gamer99, September 14, 2007 |
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Free Disposable email address |
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Spaml is a new unique web 2.0 approach to prevent junk emails. In most cases people are afraid to give out their email address to a website, forum, blog, social networking site etc where there is a risk of getting unwanted junk emails directly to their personal inbox. Until today we didn't have a working solution to fight against these spammers. Thanks to Spaml for coming up with an interesting concept called " Disposable email" which can totally eliminate spam mails reaching your private email.
The main advantage of using Spaml is the easy to use interface. the learning curve is only around 2 mins.
How Spaml works
Let's say you want to download software from an unreliable source & the site is asking for an email in order to provide the download link. In this case you are bound to give out your personal email. You no longer have to do this if you are familiar with disposable email addresses. All you have to do is visit http://www.spaml.com and then it will generate you a unique email address which will be copied to your clipboard automatically (note: you can even create your own custom email) Now you can simply paste the copied email address to any site which requires an email address. in the mean time Spaml keeps on checking that email address for any new mails. Once it finds an email it will automatically show up in the site.
the above mentioned scenario clearly shows how Spaml works and shows how it can prevent spam. Anyone can use Spaml throughout the day since it's totally free to use. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9956 | -adamonline, April 9, 2007 |
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Create or Conquer New Browser based MMORPG |
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I've been working on this game for a few years (in concept) and coded it myself over the last 9 months. I've launched it for Beta since July 06 and am looking for feedback to make it better.
The game is called Create or Conquer http://www.createorconquer.com
The system right now runs a Fantasy RPG - but could run any game style. I set it up so it just needs avatars, skin and sounds - and the rest is up to the imagination of the players.
Free to play, create up to 5 fantasy characters. 18 races, 90 avatars to choose from. Merchants & Vendors to buy or sell items, Flash chatrooms for player conversations, player vaults to hold extra items, crafthouses to make items with recipes and resources found in-game.
I've actually opened the game development system for players to contribute content to the world. any player can add items, recipes, quest items, containers, traps, buildings, subrooms etc to the world. I've enabled Pets so when players find them, the pets can give tips about traps, treasure or quest hints.
I've included a game manual for download on the site if you're interested in creating your own RPG world.
If you're seriously interested in having a Sci-Fi, War, Gangster, whatever style game - ask me, and we can look at setting up the system so you can run it.
Please check it out!
p.s: if you have feedback about the game, there's a form on the homepage, or email me via the contact page read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9951 | -Eliia, February 17, 2007 |
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Shadow of Legend |
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I'm a game lover and I'd like to share with you a good mobile MMORPG I have played recently. It's Shadow of Legend (SOL), the first high performance and cross-platform mobile MMORPG developed by SmartCell Technology.
My character name is Freshman, though in fact I'm not, I'm originally a 46 high level mage in Gray Rock. Now that I played the new game, I have to make some preparations. To determine race, profession, I know each profession and finally choose paladin.
This mobile online game is in beta testing, so the arm level is not very high which results slow level improving. I suggest in the early stage you kill evils like wood boars. Though in the later stage, you have no arms to change, you can improve your arm's attribute only if your evils-killing level improving. That is, to kill evils can update your arms automatically. In the first some stages, it's easier to kill evils, it will be more difficult when your level is higher, for more materials will be needed.
Additionally I'd like to say why I choose paladin. I wish to be a mage, though the new edition made some changes, a mage can't add attack power by killing evils, so only warrior and paladin left and I chosen paladin. The players can choose professions by your own interests.
May I just know little about the game or made some mistakes, wish your help!! read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9950 | -Daniel99, August 27, 2007 |
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Clickfire |
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| This site is a free resource web site that attempts to provide viewpoints, tools, and content to webmasters. A growing selection of information, freeware, and graphics are available at Clickfire.com to serve the needs of webmasters. read more... |
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| | permapage | score:9948 | -Emory, September 14, 2007 |
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