- Abstract Games Magazine
- "There are many interesting and original abstract games about which very littel has been written. We believe these fascinating and beautiful games deserve greater attention -- they are a neglected artform which is both intellectual and interactive."
Perusing the links page on this site alone is well worth the visit.
- P. S. Neeley Shareware
- Astride a silicon time machine and caught in a vortex of imagination, history, and science, I ride the ocean of time. Sometimes in the Future, rarely in the Present, but most often in the Past, I hug the shore at times and describe visions of people yet to be born, or long dead. How did they live? What brought them joy? What did they think? All this from the magic of Windows shareware games. This home page introduces my games and points you to Web sites from which you can download them.
- Museum and Archive of Games
- Elliott Avedon Museum and Archive of Games -- University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada The Museum, established in 1971, is a public institution dedicated to research and the collection, preservation, and exhibition of games and game-related objects. As of Spring 2004, the Website will be in its 11th year and continues to evolve.
- Board Games Studies
- The International Society for Board Game Studies is an interdisciplinary group dedicated to research on board games and the history and development of board games around the world. Some of the research is very general and examines board games as a part of play and learning in different cultures. Other studies relate to specific board games and their evolution; such games include backgammon, mancala (wari, oware, awele, et. al.), Halma (Chinese Checkers), the game of India (Parchesi, Ludo, et. al.), checkers, chess, and others.
- Game Cabinet
- This site has not been updated since 2000. However, it contains some interesting content worth browsing. "The Game Cabinet is a monthly games magazine distributed exclusively on the World Wide Web. The magazine primarily covers family, beer and pretzel, and strategy games with an occassional nod to war games, miniatures, and roleplaying games. Readers are encouraged to look elsewhere for information about computer games."
- Game Studies
- Game Studies is a crossdisciplinary journal dedicated to games research, web-published several times a year at www.gamestudies.org. Our primary focus is aesthetic, cultural and communicative aspects of computer games.
Our mission - To explore the rich cultural genre of games; to give scholars a peer-reviewed forum for their ideas and theories; to provide an academic channel for the ongoing discussions on games and gaming.
- Medieval & Renaissance Games
- Welcome to a page specifically dedicated to Really Old Games. This page is intended to cover anything and everything pertaining to games in the Medieval and Renaissance periods.
- The Big Game Hunter
- This website, which is updated at least once a month, now has over 2000 photos of games and puzzles, and the people who play them, collect them, make them, and sell them; they can be found in the photo gallery of 16 different albums and sub-albums, including one that supports the "All in the Game" newsletter. There is also a detailed listing of a dozen special game and puzzle journals and websites, and over 110 links to great sites in the games and puzzles world.
- Traditional Games
- The Online Guide to Traditional Games - History and Useful Information - Welcome. This website provides history, useful links and current information about traditional games from around the world. It is produced for the edification of others in the original spirit of the Internet.
Board Games, Table Games, Pub Games, Lawn Games. This is an excellent resource.
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