> Deep Web Sites Directory
The deep web in Welcome to the Game 3 consists of 52 interconnected websites that you must explore to progress your investigation. Some sites are always accessible, others only appear during specific time windows, and several are permanently dead — but still worth checking for clues. This directory covers every known site in the released version.
Always Available Websites
These 26 sites are accessible at any time during the night. Start your investigation here to build a foundation of clues before timed windows become a concern.
> Blushing Brides
A wedding-themed site. Contains contact information and potential leads. Read the page source for hidden comments.
> Cavity Lease
Dental services front. Check the pricing page — unusual numbers may be codes or coordinate fragments.
> Crisis Calls
Hotline website. The phone numbers listed may connect to other in-game content. Record every number.
> Doctor Murder
Medical-themed dark web page. Contains case files that reference other deep web locations.
> Dont Waste It
Anonymous waste disposal service. Look for drop location patterns in the service listings.
> Doughy
A bakery front. Order numbers might correspond to room numbers or safe codes.
> Encrave
Drug marketplace. Product listings contain codenames that appear elsewhere. Key for the DOS economy.
> Forever Friend
Pet adoption page. Image filenames may contain encoded information.
> Jakobs Sink
Hardware store. Tool listings correspond to items you can find in the motel.
> LostTapes
Video archive. Thumbnail descriptions reference other deep web locations.
> Oneless
Countdown-style page. The number sequence updates and may indicate timed events.
> Prohibited Stockpile
Illegal goods marketplace. Compare listings with items found in motel rooms.
> Red Triangle
Symbol-heavy page. Critical for symbol decoding puzzles throughout the game.
> Ring Ring
Phone service directory. Numbers here connect to Crisis Calls and other sites.
> Symphoros Chosen
Religious/cult page. Complex lore that connects to the ending narratives.
> Synapse Decay
Medical horror page. Contains threat-related imagery and warning patterns.
> Tango Down
Military-style site. Code words used here match threat identification patterns.
> Thanks For Visiting!
Simple thank-you page. May contain subtly hidden text or links.
> The Bomb Maker
Activating this site triggers The Bomb Maker threat. Only visit when you are ready for an escalated threat level. Bomb locations include electrical room, hallways, and rooms.
> The Hole
Abandoned forum. Archived threads contain clues from other players' investigations.
> The Light Within
Self-help/meditation page. Inverted text may reveal hidden messages.
> The Loogaroo
Mythological reference site. Connects to the series' lore and symbol systems.
> Time Sharing
Timeshare scam page. The scheduling system mirrors the game's time window mechanic.
> TRACK06
Music/audio page. Sound files may contain backmasked messages or clue fragments.
> VoluVision
Streaming service front. Video titles correspond to in-game events.
> World Wide Workers
Freelance marketplace. Job listings describe tasks that match investigation objectives.
Timed Websites
These 24 sites only appear during specific minute windows within each hour. The game clock is critical — organize your browsing around these time slots or you will miss key clues.
:00 – :14
> FindLove
Dating site. Profile details contain code fragments.
> Forsaken Gifts
Abandoned gift registry. Item names are puzzle keys.
> Mors N More Market
Death-themed market. High-value information for DOS farming.
> Order Of Nine
Occult site. Complex symbol references.
> The Prey
Hunting site. Lists targets that mirror NPC names.
:00 – :29
> Blackhat Post
Hacker news. Leaked data contains passwords.
> Drug Tickets
Ticket marketplace. Uses codenames matching Encrave products.
> Eyecon
Icon/symbol library. Reference for symbol decoding.
> Human Traffic
Missing persons board. Photos match NPC descriptions.
> Spiritus Sancti
Religious artifact site. Connects to ending lore.
:15 – :29
> 0xCaptcha
CAPTCHA-style puzzle page. Tests observation skills.
> The Phoenix Project
Conspiracy theory site. Long-form lore with embedded clues.
> Spear Phishing Emporium
Phishing kit marketplace. Email templates reveal NPC backstories.
:30 – :44
> CipherNet
Encrypted communications platform. Requires passwords from other sites.
> Cookie Jar
Data hoarding site. Session data contains investigation progress hints.
> Phishing Republic
Phishing-as-a-service. Scam pages mirror real in-game traps.
> TOR Mail
Anonymous email service. Messages from NPCs appear here.
> Tor Metrics
Traffic analysis. Usage patterns reveal which sites are active.
:30 – :59
> Crypto Leaks
Cryptocurrency leak site. DOS Coin wallet addresses and values.
> Cyberia
Cyberpunk forum. User posts contain clue fragments.
> Dev Stage
Development server. May contain unfinished pages with exposed data.
> Fishy
Suspicious marketplace. High risk of trap sites.
> Hack This Site
Wargame-style page. Testing ground for hacking minigame skills.
:45 – :59
> Dimiter
The mysterious final site. Rarely accessible content with ending-relevant information.
> The End
Appropriately named. Contains endgame clue chains and final decision context.
Permanently Dead Websites
These 11 sites are dead — they cannot be accessed during normal gameplay. However, their URLs and known content provide valuable context for the investigation. They may also trigger unique events if visited at the right moment.
> 123 Les Grossman
Dead celebrity fan page. URL pattern may be relevant.
> Dead End
Literally a dead link. Trying to access it wastes time — note and move on.
> Fuck
One-word site. May have been active in earlier game builds.
> GORE.GRAPHICS
Shock site. Referenced by other pages for threat context.
> In Plain Sight
Was an information aggregation page. Content may be mirrored elsewhere.
> Microcorruption
Hacking challenge site. Now defunct but referenced in community discussions.
> Pastebin
Standard paste site. Dead pastes may contain keys.
> Public Key
PGP keyserver. Dead but referenced in cipher puzzles.
> Radio18Network
Dead radio stream. The channel number may be a code.
> Snowden Watch
Privacy watch site. Archived content referenced in lore pages.
> The Cooking Camp
Recipe site that was a front for something else. Dead links may still be checked.
Danger Zones
Not all deep web sites are what they appear to be. Some are designed to trigger threats, waste your time, or feed you misinformation.
- The Bomb Maker's site — Activating this site triggers the Bomb Maker threat. Do not visit until you are prepared for escalated danger.
- Fishy — High risk of triggering threats. Only visit when you have good defensive setup.
- Thanks For Visiting! — May appear benign but could be a tracker. Check source code before spending time here.
- Forsaken Gifts — Item descriptions may trigger psychological events. Approach with caution.
Navigation Tips
- Record every URL — You may need to return to sites later. Maintain a list organized by what you found there.
- Watch the clock — Timed sites are easy to miss. Use the in-game clock and plan your browsing around the :00/:15/:30/:45 boundaries.
- Note connections — When one site references another, record the relationship. Multi-page clue chains are easier to track when you map connections.
- Revisit frequently — Some sites change their content after you have made progress elsewhere. Check early sites again after major discoveries.
- Trust your instincts — If a site feels wrong (too easy, too generous, too threatening), it probably is. Approach unfamiliar sites with caution.
- The dead sites list is useful — Knowing which URLs are permanently dead prevents wasted time trying to access them repeatedly.