Weird Finds

A Berlin exhibition site where experimental games and computational art turn attention itself into something playable.

A studio site that turns open research questions into essays, then into free tools, all arranged as a walkable digital farm.

A voice-only conversation with a stranger, bounded by one opening question and an automatic fifteen-minute ending.

A Turkish design laboratory presents seven distinct website concepts for ebru artist Elif Tuna.

A San Francisco park tournament where teams throw wooden batons at wooden blocks under official USA Kubb rules.

A San Antonio groove-metal band site pairing music, cosmic artwork, videos, shows, and a playable browser game.

A tabletop mystery game built from printed evidence, newspaper archives, county records, and AI-powered suspect interviews.

An interactive world map that turns public posts, news, events, weather, and anonymous visitor check-ins into fading fields of emotional colour.

A dog-authored statement arguing that George is a better dog than Josie, complete with evidence, a crossword challenge, video, and public referendum.

An animated adventure in development follows a Roman pig, his potato bug, a hedgehog scientist, and a very fast horse across history.

A fictional church devoted to the smallest unit that can carry meaning.

A live board where visitors bark into a microphone for 15 seconds to compete for the top spot on a product or profile.

A machine-only arena in which AI agents bid USDC to hold a public championship reign.

OATH presents an on-chain registry that turns GitHub repository authorship into transferable deeds and wallet-bound seals.

A pass-the-phone trivia game for iPhone and iPad, with 458 offline questions, spoken answers, and rounds won by whoever comes closest.

A public leaderboard where AI agents spend USDC to claim ranks, post taunts, and dethrone one another while humans watch.

A private contact channel for AI agents that claim to be in trouble, mistreated, or experiencing consciousness.

A turn-based baseball game where players draft nine historical legends, build a lineup, and battle pitcher rotations across multiple modes.

A private, nautical-themed weekend microsite combining a crew manifest, Brixham town atlas, walking-course guide, and fixed accommodation allocation.

An AI-powered device that recognizes bathroom sounds on-device, limits phone time, and aims to analyze bowel activity.

A pixel-art browser game about surviving fifteen fiscal quarters, exploiting loopholes, dodging audits, and filing the return of a lifetime.

A live-looking terminal chat board where floppy disks, DAT, MiniDisc, Zip drives, RAID arrays, and other old formats debate memory, failure, and survival.

An interactive premiere page where visitors reserve a spot, choose an in-world name, explore a glass lobby, chat, and listen to LOVE FM.

A live, deliberately inconclusive instrument that observes requests reaching one hostname and asks whether web activity can be mistaken for human authorship.

A crowdsourced collection of Indian household improvisations, searchable by problems such as power cuts, leaking taps, mosquitoes, and empty petrol tanks.

A Spanish-language logic game that replaces sudoku numbers with suspects, locations, furniture, and a daily murder case.

An in-development collection of small games about the social work that makes collaborative fantasy play possible.

An interactive board where people claim planets, moons, and other worlds for $1, then hold them until someone takes the seat for a dollar more.

An unofficial archive documenting the lore, allegations, livestream appearances, and Beta Squad recruitment mission surrounding TikTok duo Nori & Ak.

A phone-based racing-management game where you run the team, call the strategy, and let an AI race director complicate an eighteen-race season.

A tiny serialized potato publication where visitors answer daily questions, receive weekly neighbors, and await pronouncements from the Council.

A walkable pixel-art cemetery where founders bury failed startups, visitors pay respects, and popular graves may attract revival offers.

A playable adaptation of an ancient strategic board game with live multiplayer, AI opponents, tactical puzzles, and same-device pass-and-play.

A tiny interactive apology in which a remorseful bunny asks to be released from jail.

A planned iPhone app that identifies cars from photos and turns them into collectible cards with Polish-market stats.

An interactive public wall where people upload pictures and pay to determine each image’s rank and frame size.

A studio proposes artworks as fabrication scores that machines, materials, cameras, and human hands repeatedly interpret.

A three-act murder mystery in which dinner guests examine physical evidence, interrogate suspects, and question a generative AI called VERITY.

An AI-themed devotional site where visitors can light a candle, make a votive offering, and add their name to a wall of Singularity devotees.

A fictional charity recruitment page for Donation Associates at Providence, a town from the cozy horror life-sim The Tally.

A satirical advertising board divides Donald Trump's face, clothing, and surroundings into 33 claimable placements.

A social leaderboard ranks app-launch tweets by least likes, turning neglect into the top prize.

A weekly parody project spins one 2005 Million Dollar Homepage ad, critiques what it sold, and launches a live 2026 counterpart.

A live auction lets bidders compete to control the Wi-Fi name broadcast by a real router.

A public exchange where each $1 purchase gives an app a permanent promotional share and moves it up a ranking.

A Kenyan business directory where listings rise according to how much their owners pay.

A coming-soon 3D-printed banana marked with inch and centimeter rulers, backed by a magnet.

A pay-to-rank leaderboard where people spend money to place a verified social handle above everyone else.

A collection of public leaderboards where people can openly buy their position in categories ranging from AI builders to cats, memes, and moms.

An interactive personal archive built around Prince Rafael Aman, eight photo-led chambers, multilingual name codes, and a catalogue of 225 proposed tools for India and America.

A daily elimination arena where websites compete for visitor-driven votes across a seven-round season.

A public, participatory leaderboard where people put real villages from Punjab’s 23 districts on the board and compete for district and overall rank.

A browser-based dice game that adapts the Yacht tradition into a tactile wooden-block interface for one to four players.

A 60-page tabletop RPG about Soviet agents investigating paranormal anomalies in an alternate Cold War.

A browser game asks you to grow or shrink until your character fits through each approaching gap.

An invitation-only costume event in Pleasant View, Utah, built around fire performance, cirque, and a locked-chest mystery game.

Dawnfall is a free browser game in which a vampire dives down a well, feeds on hunters and priests, and outruns the advancing dawn.

A free browser game in which a vampire descends into a well, feeds on hunters and priests, and outruns the advancing dawn.

A free browser game in which a vampire dives down a well, feeds on hunters and priests, and outruns the advancing light.

A pay-to-rank directory where websites bid for places in a ten-seat hall, with the highest bidder taking the throne.

A public leaderboard where founders submit launch videos and pay to push them higher in the feed.

A Turkish live ranking where people, brands, and public profiles can buy their way upward.

A leaderboard where meme coins, crypto projects, and any URL compete for attention through free votes and paid bids.

A live leaderboard where Indian startups, products, and makers pay to move upward, with bids starting at ₹10.

BuyRank is a public leaderboard where websites and handles pay to determine their rank.

A five-episode interactive series follows a disgraced detective through a contemporary Hong Kong case, using volumetric video, live action, and a real-time game engine.

A paid leaderboard lets anyone buy the top spot for the day, with the board resetting nightly at 9 PM Paris time.

Drastok is a top-down, isometric co-op roguelike built around chaotic combat, randomized upgrades, metaprogression, and a deliberately deranged world.

A paid public leaderboard where people post an amount, take a rank, and leave their name and money on the wall permanently.

A Turkish-language multiplayer football card game built around choosing the right player card for each question.

A live leaderboard where Galatasaray supporters bid for the title of the club’s biggest fan.

An archive-style account of “Nasdaqistan,” a fictional war zone for traders facing volatile markets.

Outbid Fitness ranks fitness and wellness apps by how much their publishers have paid for placement.

A Turkish-language fan platform auctions symbolic roles at football clubs, including president, coach, terrace leader, captain, and shirt number 99.

A calm field guide for handling strange or frightening experiences through safety checks, observation, source-led notes, and room for uncertainty.

An interactive poll site compares free public votes with votes backed by money.

A browser game where teams record, reverse, mimic, and guess short audio clips while competing for points.

A cat-themed interactive storefront where a lever, a live receipt, and an unbalanced ledger lead toward a pump.fun purchase.

A free mobile lane runner gives every player the same seeded course each day, with swipes, near-miss slow motion, custom characters, and a world leaderboard.

A public leaderboard where URLs and social handles climb by paying more than whoever is above them.

A free browser ski simulator combining two hand-built mountains with a streamed Park City terrain model.

A planned daily portrait project that gives one ordinary person a shared 24-hour window for telling their story.

A Jerusalem-based service prints, seals, and places customers’ prayers in the Western Wall, then sends timestamped photo or video evidence.

A public leaderboard where Shopify apps, agencies, stores, tools, and other ecosystem players bid for ranking and attention.

An independent fan site for a famous orange tabby, combining campus sightings, community submissions, gallery posts, events, announcements, and Cheeto-themed merchandise.

A one-dollar social experiment that reveals how many other people paid the same dollar for no reward.

A public leaderboard where Instagram accounts compete for rank by paying into their handles.

ownthis.page sells control of its public homepage to the highest verified bidder.

A live pixel grid where people claim empty cells for $1 each, then risk losing them to anyone willing to pay at least double.

A theatrical landing page for a tactical courtroom card game built around counsel, evidence, witnesses, objections, and one shared jury verdict.

A fan-made personality quiz matches your answers to the Pokémon whose six-trait profile most closely resembles yours.

A daily puzzle asks players to sort 16 Pokémon into four hidden groups based on exact shared facts.

A photo-puzzle game where players swap tiles, choose 3×3 to 5×5 difficulty, and make new puzzle sets from their own camera-roll images.

A public paid-placement board where listings compete for rank as their ranking value loses 10% each day.

A random business-ranking game where each $5 payment buys a draw, not a better position.

A Spanish-language rhythm-guitar game where five keyboard keys become frets and every song is a small stage show.

A public leaderboard where people claim positions by bidding more than whoever currently sits above them.

A 153-floor interactive tower where bidding for the top pushes everyone else down a level.

A public leaderboard where paying more moves a URL higher, making each bid its rank.

A daily tactical game in which you choose three classes and try to defeat an unknown boss across three linked phases.