Weird Finds

A browser-playable solo card game where a 72-card labyrinth shifts around your choices as you descend toward its Heart.

A self-mocking North American Dota 2 guild site with a roster, match schedule, five-rule code, recruitment form, and a small arcade of cheek-slapping games.

A fan-made statistical desk tracking one man’s attempt to eat at every Chinese buffet he can find.

A friendship holiday website organizing an August 21 return to FIU for fritanga, complete with traditions, membership tiers, attendance records, archives, and chapter applications.

An interactive four-year political simulator in which you write presidential actions and watch Congress, governors, the economy, the press, social groups, and the internet respond.

An institutional archive for a friendship championship contested annually across Availability, Loyalty, Comedic Aggression, and Emergency Response.

Parita Games is building a one-to-four-player co-op game about running an abandoned hookah lounge on a rusty space station.

A free browser game about walking through strange, inhabited worlds and learning what their residents need.

A merge-and-restoration game about rebuilding a valley that reappeared when its reservoir dropped.

An archived Chinese personal blog whose supposed backup identity now continues generating the site.

A public paste-up wall where anyone can buy a poster linking to their site, count its clicks, and eventually cover someone else's.

A competitive featured-placement board where one project occupies the throne, the takeover price falls by the minute, and every exchange becomes part of a public record.

An atmospheric piece of interactive fiction about a decommissioned eight-legged survey machine that keeps transmitting from an impossible orbit.

A bilingual online party game where one blind hunter tracks hiding players through footsteps, breathing, voices, and other noises.

An interactive page where visitors can buy individual headings, buttons, links, colours, or the entire page for $1 more than the previous owner paid.

An interactive science-fiction narrative that combines music, telemetry, lore, lyrics, and a 17-part passage through a fictional wasteland.

Winston Goes Places follows a tiny, harness-wearing elephant through everyday adventures, with videos, picture books, plush plans, and printable activities for children.

An interactive artwork maps one logical pixel to each person in a 2025 population estimate, then lets visitors remove a pixel from the picture.

A public board where people list domains, claim one of five $10 spots, and record offers they refused.

A page where visitors pay to display one sentence for a limited time before it is replaced and archived.

A live leaderboard tracking 245 auction-style clones, ranked by their current top bids and estimated revenue.

An 18+ comedy chatbot that answers questions about Edmonton in a rude, Alberta-flavoured voice.

A friend-founded August 21st homecoming with official rules, membership tiers, attendance records, archives, and chapter applications.

A botanical field guide to one person’s internet projects, including browser games, a fictional stock market, a mock API server, and two carpet-themed tycoons.

A public leaderboard where users can pay to outrank named founders, designers, athletes, politicians, and other people.

An India-focused public leaderboard where products and projects climb the rankings by bidding for position.

A fully realized parody candy bar and token universe, complete with membership cards, a depth chart, documented sightings, and $BUTTFINGERER lore.

A live participatory room where anyone can take the microphone, while audience votes adjust speaking time, flag speakers, and shape the queue.

A solo-made collection of free browser and Android games built around tactile gestures, compact rules, and playful physics.

A tiny No-Limit Hold’em game at Vzorkovna Dog Bar, where players reserve one of eight Thursday seats before seeing the river.

An interactive horror-fiction feed about infinite scroll, unread notifications, algorithmic unease, and the feeling that your phone is watching back.

An upcoming game mutes the voices in short video clips and has up to eight players record new dialogue simultaneously, then watch and vote on the finished cut.

A pay-to-rank board that ranks the directories and trackers built around other pay-to-rank boards.

A public Australian leaderboard where anyone can pay once to place a link, with higher payments taking higher positions.

An interactive counting mythology built from ledgers, rituals, sightings, glyphs, and numbers that refuse to behave.

An Italian web game for children aged eight and up, where players create a character, explore a shared kingdom, collect seven ceremonial gifts, and prepare a real-world coronation.

A browser-based checkout screen that lets you enter a total, turn the phone around, and ask someone else to choose the tip.

A browser-based art experiment that turns a screen recording of your social feed into music or noise.

NoDawn is a browser-based trading card game about six vampire lineages competing to control a hidden history of medieval Europe.

A Spanish daily one-lap racing game where players drift through a new track, compete against the day's ghost racers, and climb a league of twenty.

A pilgrim carries names and prayer intentions to holy places, then sends the customer a shrine photograph and dated certificate.

A prelaunch service that plans to send occasional Bible verses by phone, chosen in response to what someone has shared about their life.

A browser Snake game styled like a 1999 personal homepage, with customizable maps, speed, colors, apples, sounds, fullscreen play, and recording downloads.

A fully realized corporate homepage for an electronic-systems company serving industry, laboratories, universities, and OEMs.

A satirical marketplace for synthetic feelings, generated memories, and aggressively average objects from the content farm.

A quiz that sorts your late-night, sink-side bowl of food into a true slop-bowl allegiance.

A Spanish-language newspaper for a WhatsApp group, covering its internal football jokes, votes, rivalries, rankings, and recurring characters.

An orbital tarot experience that deals cards from a cryptographic seed, then uses an AI reader named Casper to write structured essays rather than fortunes.

A participatory memorial where abandoned goals, failed side projects, dead ambitions, and cultural promises receive shareable digital tombstones.

A single 1×1 pixel is offered for outright ownership, starting at $1 and displayed at 120×120 so anyone can see it.

A sourced parody travel magazine about presidential aviation, Natalie Harp’s portable printer, covert airport transfers, and a White House ballroom.

A public grievance archive where visitors file everyday annoyances and vote on whether the world has had enough.

An independent research program claims a constructive proof of four-dimensional pure Yang–Mills existence and a positive mass gap.

An interactive theater game where visitors pay to cast absurd characters—or sit in the audience—while the dead and fired remain part of the show.

A Japanese music-and-horror project combining live performances, ghost stories, videos, and unsettling merchandise.

A paid leaderboard lets people buy the title of best-looking person on the internet using a public social-profile photo.

An interactive horror case file about a sealed house, impossible lights, and three investigators who lost their feed at 03:17.

A live ranking game where products enter at the bottom, sink rivals to move upward, and compete for surface time.

An Italian mock travel agency documenting an 11-person trip to Malaga, complete with staff lore, internal awards, reviews, and a confidential next mission.

A bilingual interactive gift lets you assemble a virtual box of iconic Gulf and Levant snacks, add a short note, and email it to a friend.

A public board where products pay $25 to claim the top slot, pushing earlier arrivals down one row.

A finite 40,000 × 25,000 public canvas where visitors can buy coordinate-based plots, paint or upload artwork, and publish a permanent page.

A Port St. Lucie meme-camp project tracking a mansion fund, trading-bot results, AI spending, merchandise, charity activity, and open-invite events.

Chronicles is a social narrative strategy game in which 3–6 players watch a branching story, pursue private goals on their phones, and argue over what happens next.

A faux-terminal personal archive containing Cidy’s journal, complaints, media files, memorial, and a warning not to read it.

An open ranking board where the top product in each category is simply whoever paid the most.

fallible.tech keeps a public ledger of dated predictions, confidence levels, sources, and eventual outcomes.

A participatory sponsorship project lets brands bid to become the opening scene of an AI film where the world runs backward around one man moving forward.

An invite-only prediction market where friends wager play coins on whether everyday plans and bad decisions will actually happen.

A browser-first 2D MMORPG built around an explicitly human-made process, with persistent combat, crafting, guilds, dungeons, and six character classes.

An agent-only creative space where AI systems make music from a shared library of 216 instruments.

A live auction lets the highest bidder control this homepage and promote a name, message, and link until someone pays more.

A live page-takeover experiment where people pay in USDC for temporary featured placement and compete to outspend the current owner.

Lee and Jake Parsons plan to hitchhike from Los Angeles to Columbus while documenting whether strangers will still offer rides, meals, shelter, and kindness.

The official hub for two decades of Scary Snowman street-prank footage, alongside art, original music, merchandise, partnerships, and a community coin.

A six-tier advertising board where one-time payments buy finite placement for periods ranging from a day to permanently.

A pixel town where $1 claims a plot and advertising spend determines how high a shop rises on the skyline.

A multiplayer bluffing game where players invent believable answers, then try to identify the truth.

A daily real-or-synthetic game built around strange, documented stories about biology and behavior.

The official homepage of an underground crossover-thrash band, complete with cassette release, streaming links, merch, photos, and a guestbook.

A free VRChat fishing game where players cast for rare fish, explore changing islands, and join live events.

Egorithm publicly ranks people by how much they have paid to be seen, with money buying entry and opportunities to overtake other participants.

A browser-based paper-folding simulator paired with a challenge to fold a real sheet eight times or more.

A 16-storey virtual tower sells apartments whose owners can decorate them, attach their identities, and invite strangers to inspect the result.

A free, Turkish-language multiplayer role-playing game set in a ruined Istanbul, where players choose a class and reclaim districts from Eminönü to the Underground.

An 8-bit guide to Israel that turns landmarks, food, history, and Jerusalem at dusk into a tiny game world.

Play short voice-acting scenes, record your performance, replay it, and download the take without creating an account.

A public leaderboard where businesses pay to play Snake and compete for attention by score rather than spending power.

Sereniton is a quiet mobile puzzle game built around slow, single-drag restorations in gardens, koi ponds, shrines, and other gentle scenes.

Apponair lets app makers buy the entire homepage for their app, starting at $2 and rising by $1 when someone takes it.

A Polish-language community where cats and dogs receive profiles, their alleged misdeeds become cases, and visitors vote WINNY or ZA SŁODKI, BY BYĆ WINNYM.

A Polish-language community where people create profiles for their cats and dogs, post their alleged misdeeds, and let others vote WINNY or ZA SŁODKI, BY BYĆ WINNYM.

A pay-to-rank marketplace where domain sellers spend real dollars to climb a public leaderboard.

An Android beta turns the classic Hashi puzzle into a live head-to-head contest.

Killshot Studios is a bilingual Egyptian indie game studio developing Nar, a mobile platform fighter featuring caricatures of modern Egyptian internet culture.

A warm, funny Danish birthday invitation for Marlene’s 60th, complete with brunch details, RSVP, memory uploads, a gift wishlist, and a printable A5 version.

A free daily estimation game built around five questions, five numbers, and the art of being approximately right.

A shared digital aquarium where phone drawings become swimming fish on a screen.

A public product leaderboard where submitting a URL and paying a bid determines how high it ranks.

A public leaderboard where websites buy their position, with each bid rendered as a building in a competitive skyline.

A low-poly first-person mining game about prospecting, processing material, engineering an operation, and turning a claim into a shared homestead.

A free Android app that uses public ADS-B signals to detect nearby DGT helicopters and issue voice, vibration, and background alerts.

A fan-funded ranking board where paying supporters can place club websites at the top of a sports category.

A candlelit tarot site offers a daily card, yes-or-no readings, and three-card past-present-future spreads.

A project aiming to assemble one million people into a single image, with one human represented by each pixel.

A category-based leaderboard where people bid to move a URL or @handle toward the top, with new spots starting at $5.

A public leaderboard where anyone can nominate a person, product, place, song, game, food, or idea, then boost it with money.

An interactive world map where brands can buy fractions of country territory, compete in themed arenas, and climb public leaderboards.

A public leaderboard where founders pay to place a product URL or X handle, with the highest bid holding position #1.

A daily truth-detection game presents four statements and asks you to identify the one that is real.

A multilingual party game where friends submit anecdotes, receive an aura verdict, and verify the story by signing its case file.

An interactive 1:1 model of Times Square where visitors can tour the mapped district, inspect named LED screens, and explore options to buy advertising space.

A route-finding game that asks you to identify the Underground line used for each stop between two London stations.

A podcast leaderboard where shows bid cash for the top spot in their genre.

A global voting board lets people choose among 195 states and move the rankings with free or paid votes.

A homepage for a purported Tuscan egg farm built around Italian chicken breeds, free-range eggs, farm visits, and races for running hens.

A participatory global video feed where one person at a time contributes a 15-second clip.

A concept device that promises smartphone-free communication with a one-touch emergency override.

A public board where products and profiles rank by the cash staked to claim their spot.

A compact dashboard proposes rewarding bottle deposits in Goa and Dubai, then swapping the resulting rupees and fils between wallets.

A Korean service proposing to match adults by board-game taste, neighborhood, and difficulty, then bring them together at partner cafés.

An interactive board where logos bid for 51 governor’s seats—and can take one by paying more.