I had one such site. I used it to host my little Fudge game Mutant Bikers of the Atomic Wastelands. Over time the site was left increasingly neglected and eventually went when I switched internet provider. The story would have ended there had not the Mutant Bikers kept reappearing on random, "unofficial" sites and getting the occasional mention on various forums.

That finally moved me to reissue the game properly, having redone the layout and touched up the artwork. I slapped a "20th Anniversary Edition" to the Mutant Bikers of the Atomic Wastelands title for a laugh.

It's just a drop in the ocean, but saying, there is a way back for old Fudge material.

Indeed. Mutant Bikers was something I had saved on my computer for years, a very fragmentary series of files and screenshots I never quite got around to tidying up but the best I could find at the time.

It strikes me that a great deal of the history of  Fudge is being lost, since so much was done on an amateur basis relatively early in the Internet age. I may start to properly catalogue what I've found and put a list together, see if others are interested in trying to preserve the stuff. Maybe a community project could help to inject a little life into the forums, too.

If you ever wanted a pdf for the Mutant Bikers that is more than collection of screenshot, it is here:
https://ukrpdc.wordpress.com/2016/05/21 … astelands/  with a new cover and all.

Downloaded it practically the moment it was released