Who Is Osik? — An Antarctic Psychological Horror Game
A first-person horror game pitch set at an isolated Russian Antarctic station, where choices made as the station chief can put the player inside the body of someone he has harmed.
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Il se passe quelque chose: The Lisnard 2027 Observatory
An unofficial French political observatory tracking David Lisnard’s 2027 prospects across prediction markets, polls, party membership figures, and memes.
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Jitsubai: prices and places to actually buy
A Japanese-language reference listing fashion brands, their price ranges, and Japanese retailers, with information checked against primary sources.
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Journifans, where Swiss journalists sell the joke—and the subscription
A self-described satirical portal profiles Swiss journalists and presents their posts alongside monthly subscription offers.
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A Falco-in-Melee birthday gift for Gab
A personalized birthday page pairs a message from Timo with a 3D Falco reference viewer and a browser-based Melee play area.
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LagosLife Buzz follows the rituals of a virtual city
An independent publication covering LagosLife’s player stories, community conversations, game updates and beginner Wiki.
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Meadowmend, a valley repaired one project at a time
A detailed introduction to a cozy farming and life sim set in flood-damaged Fennel Valley, where players tend a garden and help neighbors rebuild.
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Morland Community Foundation’s small-town infrastructure
morlandcommunityfoundation.com
A volunteer-run foundation in Morland, Kansas, operates a grocery store, a licensed community kitchen, a workspace, and a local history museum, while funding projects around town.
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Muath Shahhar’s Manga Worlds
A Jazan-based manga artist’s portfolio brings together original manga, character and environment designs, 3D work, and teaching projects.
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Nanotype keeps the writing in your browser
A free browser-based writing app for plain text and Markdown, with offline use and sharing built around links that contain the text.
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A ZIP-code map of data-center proposals
Nearby Data Centers helps residents find data-center projects and local decision-making activity by ZIP code, state, or map.
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Nǐ Hǎo, Shanghai makes the city a Mandarin classroom
A pixel-art adventure that teaches Mandarin through Shanghai journeys, everyday conversations, and word practice.
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Ojo Pelao: “Nobody legitimate asks for a code”
A community scam-awareness resource explaining fraud tactics circulating in the Dominican Republic and offering ways to check suspicious messages and help protect family.
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One Pound Potato: Keith Needs Friends
An interactive shop lets visitors buy Keith a potato friend for £1, then choose its name, appearance, and way of talking.
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A route planner for Kolkata’s pandal-hopping season
Pandal Hoppings presents a free planner for walking between Durga Puja pandals in Kolkata, with routes shaped around time, crowd levels, and visitor preferences.
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Show & Tell: a photo-guessing game for your AI
A daily game where you photograph real-world clues and an AI assistant tries to guess the shared secret word.
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ProofSearch: A Traceable Catalogue of AI Math Papers
ProofSearch organizes 722 AI-generated mathematics manuscripts from OpenAI’s openai/math release by verification status, dependencies, and community errata.
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A county coalition that wants China to win
A sharply written, apparently satirical campaign casts stalled American data-center projects as a boost to China’s AI ambitions.
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Quiet Maps makes café conditions searchable
A directory for Munich and Berlin lets people filter restaurants and cafés by noise, seating, light, atmosphere, and how ordering works.
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Rank and Pay’s military calculators
A free set of calculators for military pay, housing allowances, VA disability, fitness tests, retirement, and education benefits.
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Remember Pacific Palisades preserves the small things that made a place home
A community archive collecting Pacific Palisades stories and photos, alongside before-and-after fire imagery.
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Rosie's Garden brings the BBC Micro into a children’s adventure
A browser-based children’s adventure game styled after 1983 BBC Micro programs, with a time machine visiting 24 games from 1972 to 2026.
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Scrapnado’s scrapyard survival shift
A free robot-survivor game where you steer through industrial swarms, collect upgrades, and send enemy cards to other players.
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Service4AI gives AI agents human legs
A satirical-looking Human-as-a-Service page presents an API for sending people to handle the things software can’t do from a datacenter.