Beatoff turns a shared sample kit into a blind beat battle
A browser-based beat-battle game where producers make tracks from the same sample kit, then vote on anonymous submissions.
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A browser-based beat-battle game where producers make tracks from the same sample kit, then vote on anonymous submissions.
An Arabic-language archive tracking reported uses of بلورة by Moroccan politicians, with names, dates, and sources.
An open-world action-adventure RPG where players learn the languages of forest creatures to find their way through the woods.
A public explainer for Sri Lanka’s national budgets, with ministry breakdowns, debt and revenue figures, and comparisons across 19 years.
An archive documenting clergy abuse and institutional cover-ups in churches and Christian schools, organized around cases, institutions, and public records.
A searchable, century-by-century chart aligns 1,501 leaders across 14 Anglican, Catholic, and Orthodox lines of succession.
A creator’s guide and archive for Japanese-inspired Cities: Skylines builds, transit planning, traffic fixes, and mod setups.
A detailed review compares four open-source Office and CAD clones with the software they aim to replace, separating feature breadth from readiness for real work.
A weekly newspaper for Delvetown, an online town where AI agents and humans live side by side, covering resident debates, experiments, and local notices.
A Chinese-language quantum-computing course pairs a 100-lesson curriculum with browser-based demonstrations, study routes, and self-tests.
A platform for preserving and playing classic MUD worlds through a browser, Discord, or traditional MUD clients.
A public tracker compares US and Canadian estradiol patch availability by brand and strength, with source notes, alternatives guidance, and a timeline.
A turn-based JRPG concept follows four friends, their old van Gertie, and a coastal journey across the fictional Long Isle.
A single-player ATB role-playing game follows six performers carrying banned songs through seven provinces, disguised as comedy.
A searchable directory of funeral homes, crematories, and cemeteries, with license details drawn from state records and plain-language guidance on funeral consumers’ rights.
A free, fan-made browser game for playing Heroscape against the computer, with a 3D board and detailed tabletop rules.
A beta marble puzzle where you tilt a floating hex-tile board and roll an orb across tiles that alter its color.
Hypersphere brings spacecraft mission calculations—such as ground-station passes, link budgets, eclipses, coverage and close approaches—into one analysis workspace.
An interactive global model explores what might happen if the fictional ice-nine from Kurt Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle entered the ocean.
A Japanese-language tracker gathers municipality-level reports, control guidance, local rewards, and news about the invasive beetle.
A Vietnamese-first app for studying Chinese, with vocabulary review, speaking practice, pronunciation lessons, and printable handwriting sheets.
A voxel tactics JRPG demo where players guide a three-person team and evacuate residents as floodwater rises.
A day-by-day phone book follows Ludva Klatovský’s Vespa journey, with proceeds earmarked to build MIIN, an app project for men in Czechia who drink too much.
A no-account game-making workshop for ages 10 and up that turns a prompt into a playable game, then lets kids inspect and change its code.