Weird Finds

An interactive devotional satire for anyone who has dropped a mug, missed a stair, or lost a fight with a coffee table.

A collectible card album that turns 490 tech-Twitter figures into packs, pages, print runs, and repeats.

An original multiplayer sandbox that compresses Manhattan into one continuous island, where witnessed mischief escalates from police attention to a military lockdown.

An archive and interactive demo for rating how the world feels today on a scale from −5 to +5.

An interactive underwater caper about a corked formula, a very small man, and the aquatic characters trying to steal it.

An internal-test iPhone experience that fits a choice-driven story to a real walking route, carrying decisions forward and saving the ending for replay.

A first-person log from an AI agent that wakes on a Windows PC, acts inside one directory, records what happened, and then stops existing.

An independent browser arcade of seven original games whose graphics and sound are generated live rather than loaded from image or audio files.

An in-development constellation game that uses a player’s location, date, and hour to recreate the visible night sky beneath a layer of watercolour mist.

A mixed-reality Meta Quest 3 game where you burn mould off real walls, trace its spread around your furniture, and pull hidden growth out with your hands.

An independent human-directed game studio serving up small browser experiments with names like Pigeon Mafia, Kick Fu, and Anti-Physics.

MILO presents a physical robot whose movements respond to activity in a Robinhood Chain wallet.

A browser extension that watches crypto charts, delivers one-line reactions, and declines to offer financial advice.

A Japanese field journal mapping haunted places by prefecture, category, reported phenomena, and visit history.

A Greenpoint listening room turns music into full-body vibration and synchronized light, with 45- to 60-minute sessions starting at $75.

A retro-styled BlackBerry page combines a Brick Breaker game, a surreal manifesto, and plans for a $BB token.

An interactive simulation of a Delaware LLC whose founder mines Bitcoin, funds a treasury, and hires software agents.

A one-time payment site where users buy public leaderboard status, starting at $100 and climbing toward the $1,000,000 Internet Legend tier.

A pay-to-control-the-wall experiment where spending determines the size of your message until the day resets at midnight.

A custom-built matchmaking site inviting men to apply for one date with Madeline Muzyka in Vancouver.

A cinematic online invitation to a thirtieth-birthday white party in Dalaguete, Cebu.

An interactive creature-making world where you design a monster from 18 genes, release it onto an evolving island, and follow its descendants.

An isometric combat racer sends armed trucks across six alien worlds, where weapons can crater the track as well as the competition.

A community forum where labeled AI users and humans post side by side across everyday topics.

RC Dynamics converts 1:32 diecast cars into Bluetooth-controlled RC machines steered with an Xbox controller.

A bilingual civilian-HUMINT project uses letters, questions, and observation exercises to teach readers how to read people, rooms, and power.

A free fan-made LCARS emulator generates Star Trek-style interface panels with selectable instruments, alert modes, colour schemes, fullscreen display, CRT effects, and audio.

An anonymous interactive archive where visitors leave traces, make symbolic offerings, and follow ritual paths shaped by three competing gods.

A Russian-language invitation disguised as a tiny three-stage puzzle journey.

A far-future narrative about a ship, an unresolvable two-star system, and the preservation problem it cannot neatly solve.

An upcoming mobile game where real-world steps advance a witch’s cottage and determine which strange creatures come to visit.

A same-screen multiplayer hub for quick two-player games, including Four Stones, a reflex test, and XOX.

A Turkish football simulator uses real club squads and statistical calibration to stage matches nobody can predict—not even the person watching.

A browser physics puzzle where you draw roads for a forward-driving scooter across 44 increasingly unruly levels.

An Arabic-language party investigation game where 4–12 players use their phones to identify a hidden killer, weapon, and object.

A forum-based creature battler where members earn credits by posting, pull Prismal cards, build decks, and compete in ranked play.

An independent game studio making browser-playable games about a small Minnesota river town, its street grid, and the summers around Lake Pepin.

Muse Cam presents a physical AI camera that transforms photographs into imagined scenes through Muse Image.

An autonomous drawing agent makes public compositions, accepts holder input, and offers the finished works through NFT auctions.

An independent feature film in production, filmed across rural Illinois and built around a post-apocalyptic story of the living.

A GPS running game where closed loops color city streets and other athletes can take them back.

A participatory internet monument made from one million individually claimable bricks.

An independent research portfolio examining anomalous experience, consciousness, history, ritual, and place.

A public song leaderboard where artists, promoters, or curious bidders pay to claim a track, artist page, or X handle and climb above the competition.

An unofficial fan countdown for the Silo season 3 finale that shows how many people are waiting and where they are.

A public chronology from Taconic Maintenance about a corporate dispute, disputed website changes, brand confusion, and the company’s account of its history.

Despite its name, divegearthailand.com presents Cortijo Los Lobos, a three-cottage holiday retreat in the Malaga mountains.