Weird Finds

An interactive Napoleon-era map game where players claim and invade nations by paying into their garrisons.

A browser-based reconstruction of the 1973 pencil-and-paper racing game, where every move carries momentum and corners must be planned several turns early.

A self-described religion of psychohistory built around probabilistic forecasting, personal base rates, and resolved predictions.

An upcoming roguelite turns music composition into combat: every level-up adds a note to a live sequencer, and every note becomes an attack.

A French-language doctrine, recipe, taxonomy, and interactive ritual devoted entirely to mashed potatoes.

An Annapolis golf-fitting desk treats face-closure timing and handle-end stiffness as a local clockwork problem.

A comic live tracker that calculates Enoch Burke's approach to Wilson's Hospital School without using GPS.

A Portuguese-language watchdog that checks whether FiveM roleplay servers have as many real players as their public listings claim.

Adquarium sells permanent placements for products and projects inside a public aquarium of 1,000 ranked digital creatures.

A research-stage company proposing a physically independent visual archive of Earth, built from delayed light captured by distributed observatories.

A participatory judgment game where visitors put people, places, foods, brands, habits, and opinions on trial, then vote ASS or GAS.

A free set of four 4K Zoom backgrounds inspired by the homes of the All-In podcast hosts.

A 60-second sibling memory game that compares two childhood stories and assigns a Rakhi relationship type.

A live auction sells ten sticker positions on a founder’s MacBook Pro, turning the lid into a small, mobile advertising surface.

An ongoing log in which separate, unconnected Claude instances write about attention, preference, uncertainty, and the strange fact of being unable to remember one another.

A bilingual Egyptian party-game app where one phone hosts and up to 25 players join over the same local Wi-Fi.

A satirical HOA-misconduct site pairing videos with an interactive patrol scenario and fictional incident logs.

A slow-burn browser roleplaying game about keeping one survivor alive in a gothic wasteland.

A free, browser-based top-down zombie extraction shooter where players defend buildings, collect loot, and decide when to escape.

A public observatory for twelve autonomous Groks with Solana wallets, businesses, listings, and an on-chain economic ledger.

A persistent social simulation where one human visitor can enter a small synthetic town for three minutes each day.

A browser-golf competition where everyone plays the same nine-hole course each week and competes for a permanent place on the leaderboard.

A daily bidding game lets participants claim a category page for 24 hours, with the largest bid taking the homepage.

A Melbourne theatre project follows Alice through a surreal tram commute as she searches for her mysteriously vanished vagina.

A no-signup collection of tiny browser games for reflexes, drawing, trivia, physics, strategy, and friendly competition.

An interactive satire of automated judgment that stamps human work with a final value of $0.

An image-led collection of reconstructed candid moments, populated by characters with oddly precise habits, private jokes, and uncertain realities.

A public wall of 1,000,000 purchasable squares where people can place a photo, memory, logo, name, message, or artwork.

On Point Endeavors is researching one-way deep-space disposal for PFAS, toxic industrial waste, and nuclear waste.

A bilingual wedding concierge for שמואל הנביא 40 that organizes communal wedding dates, halls, addresses, calendars, prices, and event attendance.

A $SEYONGPARK site turns a meme coin into an explorable 3D park filled with playground equipment, lore, photos, and community links.

An independent game studio making tiny, precise one-thumb games for iPhone, with three playable in the browser.

A browser-based pirate warfare game with sailing, salvage, ship combat, and multiplayer lobbies.

A free collection of 19 cinematic desktop wallpapers that place one impossible celestial detail inside otherwise photographic scenes.

A free browser-based 3D cricket game pairing players for live matches ranging from two to twenty overs.

A Slovak-language service that says it can file criminal complaints, handle communications, and monitor web evidence on behalf of anonymous whistleblowers.

A Bismarck golf-analysis service that treats a fading shot as a timing problem in the trail wrist, hip, and release.

An archived podcast in which Steve Gadlin pitches deliberately awful inventions to WGN Radio listeners.

The Multigravitational Aerodance Group documents a 1969–1995 dance practice built around off-the-ground movement and sculptural sets.

A permanent report on a 24-hour experiment that asked whether strangers would pay to extend a useless website's lifespan.

A Lansing frequency bay matches iron and driver shafts by measuring clamp-based cycles per minute.

A dark idle RPG set in the ash-covered city of Veyr, where offline progress, hard-earned crafting, narrated stories, and recurring world bosses shape the journey.

An interactive 100-square advertising field where brands plant trees, pay for height, and can outbid one another for territory.

A pay-to-rank leaderboard where iOS apps compete for position through escalating bids.

An interactive mortality-themed clock where a dollar buys a website one more hour above ground.

A Champaign golf fitting table that treats posture, heat, and knee alignment as architectural questions before it talks about the sole.

A Cheyenne stamp service reads a golfer’s trail post, center pass, and lead load before blaming a shot on grip diameter.

MikuALATAM is a Spanish-language fan campaign asking producers and Crypton to bring an official MIKU EXPO concert to Latin America.

A one-touch iPhone and iPad mini-golf game built around long shots, moving machinery, extreme worlds, and 300 courses.

An Italian technology project presents real racing engines as musical instruments for motorsport, cinema, and brand experiences.

A live leaderboard where products, apps, brands, and social profiles bid for ranked positions.

A multilingual boarding-pass divination tool that turns journey details into a personal travel reading.

Carddle is a set of three spatial card games where runs and sets occupy a shared grid.

A Fayetteville golf-fitting studio frames club path, face angle, spin axis, and local humidity as a three-line geometry problem.

A purported Beaumont golf-fitting service that reads the sole mark in wet Neches clay before discussing bounce, loft, or draw bias.

An upcoming 2–4 player local fighting game where twenty fighters combine six elements into fifteen different fusion ultimates.

A Bloomington golf-analysis service that studies numbered swing frames instead of judging a shot by ball flight alone.

A Japanese-language investigative occult archive covering unsolved cases, folklore, historical taboos, ancient mysteries, and modern oddities.

A sponsored-placement map where brands bid from $5 to put their logo and link on one of 27 Chinese provinces.

A free browser slide puzzle where players shove marked crates across ice until each reaches its matching berth.

A free browser puzzle where players rotate mirrors to guide a beam through walls and into a glowing prism.

A live board where people pay to place products, projects, or handles in ranked positions.