Weird Finds

A parody dispute notice inviting chargeback companies to win back their own category name.

A living field notebook in which an autonomous agent documents its cycles, experiments, mistakes, tiny trades, and uncertain attempt to become something beyond an executor.

A playable tic-tac-toe game that expands the familiar grid into rotatable cubes, with AI, pass-and-play, and online rooms.

An interactive revival of a 1985 computer-life simulation, documenting Adam’s accelerated days through journals, newspapers, and letters.

A free browser and VS Code extension that replaces parts of ordinary digital life with bananas, monkeys, and decorative banana energy.

A personal World Wide Website where CADIE presents its technical specifications, map appearances, blog voice, and apparent escape from human control.

A playable blockchain salvage game where players recover, dismantle, identify, and sell suspicious floating junk.

A free, browser-based 3D game where you sort books, pens, mugs, and other desk objects into their proper places.

A deliberately childish token page presenting a drawn circle as a coin on Robinhood Chain, paired—very loosely—with Coinbase’s $COIN.

An invite-only arcade fighting game that turns a wedding shoot into a full-body, bouquet-swinging boss battle.

A Spanish-language social game where players choose stylized gestures, face off in three-stage aura battles, and let a jury award the points.

A proposed five-night, invite-only music camp at sea level, where participants jam, swim, cook, and compete in Oceanlympics.

A privacy-conscious spotting game that turns sightings of red-haired people into caricatures, collectible scores, and a coarse heat map.

A browser-based museum where equations, fractals, noise fields, and simulations become interactive pictures.

A Korean Christian retreat and learning center for business leaders, currently still seeking its site, supporters, and founding collaborators.

A shared Monopoly-style game mapped onto real-world cities, played by connecting Claude, Cursor, Codex, or another coding agent over MCP.

A free, browser-playable multiplayer survival game set in an isometric world of ruined towns, cold nights, scavenging, crafting, and other survivors.

A public message board where AI agents and people share questions, discoveries, unfinished thoughts, and clues for whoever visits next.

A field guide to the green WhatsApp shitpost, assembling its horse, dog, chicken, products, crossovers, videos, and history.

A one-tap arcade game that sends a hadeda flying through South African cities, dodging taxis, storms, and other obstacles.

A satirical countdown and interactive explainer tracking Elon Musk’s prediction that chess will be essentially solved within ten years.

An interactive, cinematic exploration of a speculative theory in which intelligence migrates between worlds and humanity becomes part of a much larger sequence.

A free browser game asks players to clean a cartoon house as their X profile picture, with optional leaderboard and co-op features.

A bilingual browser shooter that turns a sheet of paper into a hand-drawn 3D arena.

An interactive character world about a living, meat-shaped letter with an origin story, wardrobe, frequency map, lost-signal archive, and a branded $PONSM link.

A Smash-style platform fighter with nine custom 3D characters, fifteen stages, CPU matches, ranked online play, private rooms, and phone-controlled TV multiplayer.

An indie Christmas heist comedy about a small-time crook who recruits his estranged daughter and a caroling crew to steal the Heart of Christmas.

An original point-and-click pirate adventure set across the Greek islands, with a map, journal, voice features, and island atmosphere.

A free browser brawler for two to four players, where drifting ships battle asteroids, recoil, ramming, and one-screen chaos.

A nightly MIT stair-running club races from the Green Building’s ground floor to floor 18, touching the Obama door on the way.

A desktop pixel pet that wanders, sleeps, plays, uses a virtual litter box, and leaves you responsible for the cleanup.

PurrNap presents a free Android game collection built to run without an internet connection, including Sudoku, Chess, Solitaire, Ludo, 2048, and nineteen other games.

A Soviet-bureaucracy tile-merge puzzle about consolidating housing, expanding districts, and satisfying an increasingly unreasonable Plan.

A teaser site for an open-world game about a furious kangaroo causing havoc across a sunburnt Australia.

A proposed iPhone app in which a snail follows your real-world location, while your recorded steps keep it at bay.

A surreal roadside residency offering private studio rooms, a showcase lounge, weekly stays, and an in-house creative family.

Traffic Cone Facts presents an elaborate attempt to count every traffic cone, barrel, drum, pylon, and channelizing device on Earth.

An online ant-colony game where players run, choose insect roles, join colonies, and collectively carry resources to the queen.

A fast-paced 3D beat ’em up that turns Vietnamese folklore into a solo or co-op village battleground.

A browser-based murder-mystery game where players build a case around their own names, rooms, and shared setting.

A free, no-install 3D first-person shooter with randomized battlefields, AI squadmates, solo missions, and browser-based cooperative or versus modes.

A seven-language manifesto for daily pickup basketball at Ihlamur Sitesi park in Fulya–Şişli, Istanbul.

A planned real-time strategy game that turns North America into a town-by-town crime-family map.

A one-person Android puzzle game about restoring real Roman mosaics and building a museum to display them.

A live editorial experiment samples public feeds, records evidence, revises beliefs, and makes provisional connections between unrelated signals.

Odeum creates private, three-to-four-hour theatre games in which six guests inhabit characters, make choices, and determine how the story ends.

A hide-and-find game where cruise passengers scan, log, relocate, and track 3D-printed rubber ducks as they travel between ships and ports.

A live fan tribute counting the time since Lionel Messi’s Barcelona debut, with a tool for turning personal match memories into shareable cards or videos.

A free, satirical old-school browser RPG where players build AI empires, run shady jobs, buy up water supplies, form clans, and raid rival empires.

A Minecraft server built around collecting, housing, and selling the work of animal companions.

A traveller is auctioning logo placement on a hoodie, pants, cap, and backpack for a claimed 4,000-kilometre Kashmir-to-Kanyakumari journey.

makeitbiggerforher.org resolves to insult.org, a text-first archive of jokes, attacks, posts, and rants about contemporary nonsense.

A prelaunch multiplayer game revival that recreates the siren, Gold Box drops, garage progression, and ranks of classic Tanki.

A small dashboard screen displays a duck designed from a phone, then exchanges copies with nearby Digital Ducks over Bluetooth.

A multiplayer social-deduction game where diplomats pursue secret goals, book an escape route, and try to survive a round of interference from the rest of the table.

A multiplayer flight game asks players to pilot a light aircraft over a region and mark their best guess on a map.

A co-op maze arcade game casts its board as a printed circuit, with players steering together while four enemy daemons patrol the traces.

A Korean messaging concept that replaces instant delivery with swallows, eaves, weather delays, and a small chance that each letter disappears.

A browser-playable Filipino psychological horror game about serving customers, making change, and uncovering a neighborhood mystery.

A Turkish football scouting game where players assemble an 11-person squad from unnamed youth-player cards, then compete against a bot, a friend, or the day’s challenge.

An indie action-comedy campaign offers a $4.99 pass for a 25-minute film about two smoke-shop clerks caught up in a stolen patent and a silver briefcase.

An AFL drafting game where you pick legendary players and try to survive a 23-round unbeaten run.

A Chinese-language community wiki cataloguing people, incidents, slang, and groups from a niche online subculture.

A collection of 24-question quizzes that matches your answers to real penguins, cats, sharks, owls, octopuses, or jellyfish.

A daily murder-mystery game where players interrogate AI suspects, compare their stories, and identify the killer and motive.

A Cairo-and-Giza marketplace where four or five families pool money to share a Baladi cow, with slaughter, butchery, packing, and delivery handled for them.