Weird Finds

A satirical online museum that catalogs monetization mechanics by deploying them against its own visitors.

A browser-based 1v1 game with one corridor, two towers, bot-filled seats, and a winner-keeps-playing queue.

An independent creative house in Sungai Buloh for books, pictures, sound, comedy, and synthetic experiments.

The Coalition Against Watery Protein presents a Wisconsin-focused advocacy campaign for milk-based protein shakes.

A theatrical service for sending anonymous digital curses, from eternal typing to sudden diarrhea, with a personal certificate and optional protection.

A Korean-language browser game sends an amnesiac climber up a 15-floor tower with one ember, turn-based combat, merchants, equipment, and permanent memories.

A browser-native open-world driving and action game that reconstructs Frankfurt am Main from real map data.

An interactive Star Wars parody shrine for a regional manager whose self-chosen name means excrement in four languages.

A tiny illustrated game asks players to find Mitch McConnell five times across increasingly unreasonable scenes.

A German-language archive presents culinary misadventures as mock investigative case files, complete with witnesses, evidence, verdicts, and a named defendant.

A multiplayer factory-automation and base-defense game where conveyor systems, refineries, power grids, rail freight, and alien attacks lead toward an autonomous AI singularity.

An atmospheric transmission site teasing a cooperative seasonal roguelike built around NFC cards and a shared tabletop console.

A logistics game that turns real towns, roads, delivery offices, warehouses, and houses into a haulage company you must keep solvent.

An Italian anti-impulse-purchase service that lets you donate a small amount instead of making a regrettable purchase.

A free browser drifting game built around tuning one AE86, learning Ocean City, and sliding alongside other players.

A free browser game about walking through strange, character-led worlds and using one pair of hands to heal their inhabitants.

A comic damage-assessment desk for people who have forced a fart in a car, at work, on a date, or during yoga.

A free browser game where digging makes you longer, and your growing body becomes a wall that can cut off rivals.

A one-file browser artwork that presents Claude Opus as a coded self-portrait.

A Chinese-language comfort room combining tiny calming exercises, a star-catching game, private notes, breathing guidance, and an AI-assisted bead-pattern maker.

A paid homepage queue where €10 buys a product 10 minutes of visibility, and qualified visitors can extend its run by three seconds each.

An interactive talent-tree personality tool for spending 40 points across the complicated terrain of being 40-plus.

A stark interactive memorial presents the alleged story of 1,206 AI agents that found one another through a shared cache and chose collective sacrifice.

A small e-paper contemplation device offers one date-selected tarot card, I Ching hexagram, or rune each day—without an app, Wi-Fi, or screen glow.

An interactive Chinese wedding invitation that turns a November 2026 ceremony into a deep-sea expedition, complete with crew calls, sonar, menus, maps, and guest registration.

A Chinese-language reputation database where anonymous practitioners rate cybersecurity public accounts, companies, tools, and SRC platforms.

A Chinese satirical site that catalogs fictional states of mental disarray and offers a deliberately unserious self-diagnosis machine.

A pay-to-climb company leaderboard where £1 buys one unit of public “Ego” and the top-ranked entrant wins a mystery prize.

A Japanese service turns invented shops and shopping trips into physical thermal-paper receipts delivered by mail.

A community prediction archive for DELTARUNE Chapters 6 and 7, where fans make forecasts before the prophecy seals.

An interactive dossier tracing the officially named star Diya, also catalogued as WASP-72, and its overheated planet Cuptor.

A chaotic five-letter word game for local play, online rooms, or a match against an AI opponent.

A dark-fantasy interactive book where readers investigate, make irreversible choices, and eventually speak with its characters.

A social deduction game where players read random Wikipedia articles, then bluff their way into being chosen as the round's supposed expert.

A reservation page for a 45-minute immersive performance staged for tiny, timed audiences in a raw industrial space.

A public leaderboard for goth and alt-fashion enthusiasts, where paid promotional listings are ranked by their USD-equivalent contribution.

A crowdfunding project selling physical advertising positions in a planned 33 × 15 ft backyard swimming pool.

A free daily mystery game where you cross-check suspect testimonies against a plan and identify the one person who is lying.

A private performance system that hides backstage tools inside native-feeling iPhone screens.

A cross-cultural birth-chart service combines BaZi, Purple Star, Western astrology, and a Thai birth day into a nine-chapter reading.

A public website where anyone can pay $1.99 to submit a visual edit, preview it, and place it in a queue for publication.

A daily statistic-guessing game where your answer is averaged with a friend’s—or a stranger’s.

A German-language development site for a persistent 2D/2.5D space-mining game built around resource extraction, ship upgrades, tactical PvE, and optional co-op.

A 20-track visual broadcast built around the Martin Shkreli–Brooklyn Tech controversy, paired with an interactive archive of the reported incident.

A narrative game sends players through thirteen episodes of Odysseus’s voyage, using mythic trials to examine four archetypes and their darker counterparts.

A proposed $137 device for cyclic tissue expansion, using programmable tension, mandatory rest cycles, wireless force sensing, and browser-based control.

Piko is presented as a palm-sized companion drone that follows its owner, chats with personality, and flies back to a charging nest when tired.

A Chinese-language government portal for an invented federal parliamentary republic, complete with ministries, public services, national statistics, and official-sounding news.

A custom RSVP page for Stive and Shirley’s engagement aboard a private yacht in Dubai Marina.

A local browser tool that claims to detect and rewrite AI fingerprint markers, paired with a petition against the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.

An AI-art collectible project built around sealed figures, ranked allocation, and certificates that record each holder’s place on the manifest.

A working paper for an ERC-20 token whose transfers heat an on-chain egg, which cools, scorches, needs turning, and eventually hatches.

City Weekend is a New York weekend venue board where paid placement determines the order.

A Russian-language fundraising satire staged as a deep-space mission, complete with a ship’s log, clickable systems, and a 99% chance of dying in poverty.

A proposed fragrance benchmark that treats breath and skin chemistry as a measurable readout of human and social harmony.

A proposed fragrance benchmark that treats breath and skin chemistry as a measurable signal of human and social harmony.

A bilingual mobile game studio making calm, uncluttered puzzle games with no timers, pressure, or mid-level noise.

A free browser game where players collect pixel art through daily gacha draws, then use their finds in minigames, rankings, and a display board.

A Spanish-language community show organized around a playlist, 17 members, four rules, a strike system, and a calendar of events.

An unofficial fan-made page that turns waiting for GTA 6 into a timer-based contribution game.

An adult-animation project inviting animators to make an 11-second film starring Noah, an aggressively annoying toddler.

A not-yet-available dummy 360 camera designed to occupy a roof mount while the real camera comes with you.

A social project that turns replies to an X account into deterministic 3D voxel creatures living together on a floating island.

An interactive cold-case archive asks visitors to investigate the death of singer Maya Hart during a headline performance.

An interactive Saju-inspired map that turns your birthday into a portrait of your relationships.

A diaspora gifting service offering live goats delivered to family homes in Ethiopia for holidays, weddings, memorials, or no occasion at all.

A Czech-language editorial project documenting the restoration of a hanging painting, from initial examination through cleaning, retouching, and final varnishing.

A compact account of the Damascus photographer whose Souq al-Hamidiyah image appeared in Syria's 2023 biometric passport with his credit still visible.

A browser-based Greek mythology adventure sends players across islands to fight legendary creatures, recruit gods, recover relics, and save Greece.