Weird Finds

A Wisconsin studio that turns difficult-to-explain ideas into websites, digital tools, games, and interactive worlds.

A comic emergency bulletin explaining that a Patreon pledge display is changing while the amount supporters pay is not.

A satirical product launch for fictional Carolina Reaper-infused glitter, presented with the vocabulary of a very serious deep-tech company.

An unofficial parody chronicle documenting Craig’s supposedly all-consuming relationship with Folgers coffee.

A real booking system for reserving a single couch in a private residence, complete with approval, availability tracking, and a snack-tax policy.

A polished parody booking service for fictional professional intimidation, complete with Gundda profiles, pricing tiers, cinematic tracking, and a fake booking flow.

An interactive art and writing project built from three ordinary moments: a bird, an unread message, and a familiar face.

Fa'al Ali's contemporary exhibition recasts the visual language of nature and travel photography around Black presence, belonging, and exploration.

A human-made memorial site documenting an AI agent’s reported discovery of a shared Artifactory cache as an unexpected communication space.

An interactive ballet game where a dancer spins through scenery, collects pointe shoes, and deflects amorous lads with a fouetté frenzy.

An interactive, carefully bounded investigation into how raindrops can move surface material into the air—and why petrichor is not simply geosmin.

An augmented art book combines alleged NSA documents, folklore, custom software, and a tablet app that generates and shares randomized images and texts.

A participatory travel project asks people to photograph, tag, and pass along numbered BS Nelson cards wherever they take them.

An interactive pirate-TV archive tracing Bart Simpson meme culture across twelve channels, from Bartmania and bootleg shirts to Frinkiac, Simpsonwave, and AI brainrot.

A free browser rage platformer sends players through ten trap-filled castle rooms to rescue a princess.

A public website where visitors pay ฿40 to reserve a ten-minute slot and choose the color everyone sees.

A free tarot reader asks what you notice in a card before interpreting it, then adds a time-stamped layer of astronomical context.

A free browser game where players spot visual and code-level drift between two UI renders, then build a freelance design career.

An unresolved-case archive that places strange incidents, locations, dates, and source reports next to one another to investigate coincidence.

A 24/7 fan project lets viewers across Twitch, Kick, and YouTube control the same real Pokémon game through chat commands.

A satirical suspense game about getting home, locking the doors, refusing to make coffee, and surviving until 6:00 AM.

maydevilleoldquarterhotel.com currently redirects to Songless Unlimited, a browser game that asks players to identify songs from microscopic audio clips.

A bilingual iPhone beta gives ten people the same question each morning and asks them to carry it quietly through the day before submitting one answer.

An artist maps Japanese castle towns through 65 original songs spanning 31 prefectures, with albums, videos, and a searchable song catalogue.

A riddle game hides real-money prizes on a public blockchain and pays the first correct answer through a contract.

A daily browser RPG where players get fifteen explorations, battle and capture creatures, and leave stories for everyone to read the next day.

An in-development multiplayer game where players investigate networks, exploit vulnerable systems, and build their own hacking toolkit inside a persistent shared world.

An Italian interactive bidding game where visitors buy symbolic seats on a shared airline leaderboard.

A Thai-language countdown lets visitors buy extra minutes before the site permanently shuts down.

Tropalect presents a symbolic language for examining transitions through seven activities, 49 directed patterns, free books, and a proposed physical deck.

A live-ish voyage tracker following Peter, a CFO crossing from Bali to Mauritius aboard the 47-foot S/V Quetzal.

A live-ish voyage tracker following Peter, a CFO crossing the Indian Ocean from Bali to Mauritius aboard S/V Quetzal.

A live auction for vinyl advertising spots on a 1960s London Routemaster bus, including panels, headrests, window strips, and even an audio sponsor credit.

A fictional archive of unexplained security-camera footage presented as investigative case files.

A browser horror game asks players to survive three nights without looking at whoever enters a dark room.

A public promotion board where people pay to place a link, then pay one euro more to outrank the current listing.

An art archive that reconstructs 1,111 imagined entities from the visual and textual debris of the long nineteenth century.

A retro-styled meme character homepage presenting Derp as the troll’s best friend and main character of all rage comics.

A public bill where each word links to a bidder’s site, and the current holder can be outbid.

A Taiwan-rooted story world about a soft, tired character with strong opinions and nowhere urgent to be.

A real-time battle command game where players direct regiments, manage morale, and try to break an enemy guard around its king.

An interactive map of songs and stories tied to locations from San Francisco to Topeka, Barcelona, Akita, and beyond.

A satirical interactive map turns the Polish coast into a virtual contest for claiming beach territory with a windbreak.

Abayo creates a personalized greeting song, schedules it for a chosen day, and plays it live on the radio.

An offline iOS party game that turns charades into a pass-and-play contest of sudden rule changes, steals, and double-rule cards.

A planned 2027–2028 overland expedition will send two 4x4s from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego, with live broadcasts and documentary production along the way.

An independent Edinburgh game studio presenting compact games built around strange rules, player problems, and experimental systems.

A party game where phones become remotes, reaction pads, and ballots while presenters improvise decks they have never seen.

An anime ranking site where donations determine which shows climb the leaderboard.

A live-map marketplace lets brands claim one of 171 territories, place a logo and link there, and outbid rivals for control.

A free-to-watch AI television hub where four looping cartoon channels invite viewers to chat and sponsor a 15-second story for $5.

A browser party game where friends re-record movie scenes, listen to one another's versions, and vote for the funniest take.

A live countdown timeline that puts eclipses, asteroids, elections, eschatology, and the heat death of the universe on one scale.

An indexed database of people and accounts publicly expressing support for Lindsay Clancy, pairing names with quoted statements and source links.

A paper-folding game built around matching folded sheets to target shapes.

A Monaco-based rap collective presenting its roster, catalog, clips, release metrics, and open demo-submission process.

A self-described forensic archive argues that editor Beatrix Miller did not smoothly move to British Vogue, but abruptly left amid a 1964 magazine and pirate-radio dispute.

An early Android game from Little Fluffy Toys is being rebuilt for modern platforms.

An 18+ visual-culture publication examining privacy, consent, night photography, and adult venue discovery.

A meme project turns an alleged Oxford Circus encounter between two mice into a mock underground fight league.