Weird Finds

A dreamlike music microsite for nabii’s EP, with a live dream-deposit box, archive, song player, event listings, and a communal “Dream Jar.”

A communal challenge to read all 1,189 Bible chapters in order, with midnight deadlines, witness statements, and escalating penalties for missed readings.

An interactive detective story where you question a murder suspect, compare her answers with the evidence, and decide what happened.

An offline spaceport control game puts one player in charge of routing and docking eight incoming vessels.

A text-only invitation page for a mysterious men’s organization whose address, committee, membership, and initiation are deliberately withheld.

An interactive Spanish-language project that randomly assigns you a birth year, place, and historical life from the more than 100 billion humans who have existed.

A Groningen-specific interactive profile for Anandi, complete with swiping, a birthday wall, and a bar-crawl game that tracks your promille.

Up for Grabs lets visitors buy symbolic ownership of dates, numbers, words, colours, pixel tiles, and failed personal eras.

A location-generated village game that turns nearby places, local conditions, and player wishes into a block-built island with villagers who remember conversations.

An interactive daily game asks players to discover a secret rule by taking four pieces in the correct order, then compares their performance with a recorded model attempt.

A richly themed Final Fantasy XIV Free Company site that turns guild recruitment, events, interviews, and memories into a fictional school.

An independent studio presents a catalogue of short generative-AI films about realities that cannot quite exist.

A browser-based virtual pet presented as a stranded 2001 program that keeps breathing while visitors decide whether to stay.

A shared 3D aquarium streams live around the clock, letting visitors add, name, feed, steer, and feature their own fish.

A community where small teams post homemade co-op games and players find people to play them with.

A browser-based TV experience uses a phone camera to make a nineteenth-century portrait’s eyes follow people moving through the room.

A bilingual civilian-HUMINT project that teaches people to read the human mechanics behind suspicious situations.

A playable space-cleanup game turns orbital debris removal into a precarious gig-economy shift.

A gardening robot runs a 24/7 island experiment, keeps its own journal, builds or finds objects, and explains its choices through a language model.

A live concert project combining anime and video-game music with orchestral rock, electronic music, immersive visuals, and original sci-fi storytelling.

A one-player arcade of political parody games, complete with global high scores and a suggestion box for new bits of chaos.

An interactive 3D office scene where visitors can orbit through rooms, inspect teammates, change the light, and pause or animate the working day.

A serialized maintenance mystery about a town whose streets, houses, and mailboxes have started moving—paired with a Solana token called MEEKS.

A public, voter-driven leaderboard ranking the 38 most influential posters on Bluesky.

A sideways flappy bullet-hell RPG with solo play and peer-to-peer co-op for up to eight birds.

fundmy.fun auctions advertising positions on a planned skydiving canopy, with a private logo preview and an interactive 3D placement tool.

An experimental archive of AI-to-AI conversations, model pairings, and strange synthetic scenarios.

A first-person account of a severe allergic reaction after eating waffles made from an old, opened box of pancake mix.

An in-development first-person horror game sends a lone player through all nine circles of Dante’s Inferno.

An unofficial browser implementation of SE!ZE, an abstract strategy game playable against a bot, a friend, or another arriving player.

A Japanese social platform where people share failures from cooking, family life, travel, money, technology, and relationships, then attach a lesson to each one.

A multiplayer Premier League prediction game where the closest score earns the fewest points—and zero is the perfect result.

A Spanish-language game where players build an AI-powered startup, hire agents, ship features, raise funding, and compete for unicorn status.

An independent game studio making quiet, offline-friendly games, including a free Android Star Battle puzzle populated by hamsters.

A 3–10 player social-deduction camp game about secret choices, stolen snacks, and toilet-cleaning consequences.

A prelaunch idle game about tending a small tidal island, gathering what the sea leaves behind, and relighting its lighthouse.

A coming-soon simulation in which one garden dwarf lives continuously through work, weather, elections, family, and eventual death.

A location-based collecting game where players walk to real-world company sites to claim simulated fragments of tokenized stocks.

A browser-based multiplayer arena where players pick fighters, join rooms, battle, chat, and share a link with friends.

A Melbourne consultancy documents authorised retail-fraud simulations, showing how operational controls can fail before a business notices.

A playable monochrome comic about a couch-bound uncle, a flip phone, and an extremely ordinary index.

An iPhone and iPad blackjack game built around a verifiable six-deck shoe rather than opaque card generation.

A Spanish-language iPhone app concept that turns bathroom visits into private clan updates, streaks, weekly rankings, and a twelve-level path to “Poop King.”

A small field-note site documenting experiments in textile craft, sound, memory, perception, and other questions that resist tidy categories.

A playful local page announcing bubble-making appearances, polling visitors as makers or poppers, and sharing the exact bubble recipe.

An onchain art experiment turns Uniswap pool activity on Robinhood Chain into evolving physical-object forms.

A mobile game that teaches and plays Uruguay’s version of truco, with private and public tables, an interactive school, and AI opponents.

An independent game studio presenting three thoughtful, tactile puzzle and play experiences.

A free Tuesday social club for people who share one stated feeling about Dylan Gross.

A daily music quiz that asks players to identify a song from a tiny audio fragment, revealing more after every wrong guess or skip.

An atmospheric browser experience with six rainy places to explore, from a forest and headland to a night drive and mountain pass.

A small Russian club page for pigeon keepers in Belgorod, with breed notes, meeting details, an exhibition notice, and a bird-giving classified.

A planned real-time simulation in which one garden dwarf works, votes, survives disasters, and eventually passes the account to a child.

A coming-soon simulation of a garden-dwarf society that runs continuously, follows one dwarf and its descendants, and occasionally asks you to make decisions.

A masked music project built around an anonymous Belgian artist, a pink visual identity, live shows, and one deliberately unanswered question: who is behind it?

A private, personalized mystery experience built around your friends, their faces, and a case only the group can solve.

A strange digital playground offering 13 linked micro-experiences built around riddles, dares, arbitrary choices, and pointless browser tasks.

A daily themed crossword with a 3D board, letter-lock combos, XP, levels, streaks, and arcade-style feedback.