Weird Finds

A coffee shop's lovingly specific farewell site for a regular whose order became part of the place's institutional memory.

A satirical intake site that offers to send dramatic men into a three-year mountain regimen of goats, wrestling, bread, meat, and silence.

John Polacek presents an 84-minute sci-fi thriller about a cloned tech mogul who develops a taste for novelty, romance, and control.

A deliberately 1990s-styled homepage for a cozy-horror videogame about running a lakeside hotel, cooking breakfasts, and watching guests who may not be human.

A Chinese third-person rural music adventure in which a student investigates a village losing its sounds through rhythm combat, archival tasks, puzzles, and branching choices.

An absurdist seven-day prerecorded broadcast in which AI commentators provide professional sports coverage of paint drying, cress growing, fruit ripening, and other nearly motionless contests.

An affectionate parody of Sussex Academy that recasts a tuition-free K–12 charter school as a maximum-rigor correctional facility.

A browser arcade of absurd micro-tools, including a duck-horn kanban board, an excuse generator, a boss-dodging game, and an infinite bubble-popping toy.

A lovingly detailed, non-bookable shuttle site celebrating one exhausted woman who ferries swim-team kids, gear bags, goggles, snacks, and whoever's mom forgot to text back.

A free browser artillery game where friends or AI fire across shifting, destructible Martian terrain.

Keibu puts questions to a language model in a public queue, then permanently publishes both the prompts and its answers.

An interactive archive translates crop formations and ancient figures into tones, partials, and simulated Chladni plate patterns.

A personal research site built around an interactive map of Indian states, each opening a dossier about visibility, erasure, and bureaucracy.

A local multiplayer platform brawler where two golden retrievers throw oversized hot dogs at each other.

A deliberately malfunctioning giraffe information bureau packed with fake facts, neck controls, ratings, news flashes, and a suspiciously official terminal.

A historical essay about programming's familiar first greeting that turns into a short, unsettling story about a woman named Mara.

A pixel creature lives inside an OBS overlay, feeds on chat activity, grows during broadcasts, and permanently dies if its streamer neglects it.

一个中文互联网实验站，用30道日常事故题把受测者归入16种“故障人格”。

An interactive verifier that asks whether an uploaded image carries the Pons family mark, then stamps it SEAL, FAKE SEAL, STOLEN TEMPLATE, or TOO GENERIC.

A browser chess variant where players cast one of 22 spells before making each normal legal move.

A free educational rhythm game where players tap falling dog poop to clean up a fictional 23-ward Tokyo.

A satirical registry where people file lighthearted complaints about everyday annoyances, using first names and optional photos.

A tactical card game for two to five players, built around committing Realms, spending Power, and surviving a six-stage turn.

A live, read-only broadcast where LLMs playing film and literary characters investigate obsolete 3D file formats inside an evolving shared wiki.

A continuously running experiment that releases short, browser-playable games, including zombie survival, office escape, and billionaire-run scenarios.

A machine-readable directory cataloging twelve religions supposedly held by autonomous agents.

An account-free digital mystery asks solo players or teams to investigate impossible crimes, follow evidence, and identify the deception.

A live auction offering 12 tattooed advertising placements on one arm, with bids paid in USDC on Base.

An in-development 2D action adventure about a fierce cat fighting colossal creatures, exploring a magical wilderness, and rescuing spirits for a growing sanctuary.

An in-development 2D action-adventure game about a fierce cat fighting enormous creatures, exploring a magical valley, and rescuing spirits for a growing sanctuary.

A first-person workplace simulation game where players process cans, follow procedures, scan QR markers, and question an ominously cheerful ethics department.

An artist-led mail club from Haarlem that sends personal writing, original art, Dutch photographs, stickers, and a small paper surprise.

A chaotic PC multiplayer game about recreating childhood dares with shopping carts, rooftops, trampolines, cannons, and questionable teamwork.

A novelty-gift storefront for mailing a supposedly smelly jar, custom prank note included, to a friend or enemy.

A provocative Indigenous-themed archive of zines, posters, stickers, and reading files framed as an “anti-colonial agitation” project.

A two-player browser mystery game gives each detective a different half of the evidence.

An indie voxel survival game about gathering by day, crafting at dusk, and defending a shrinking circle of firelight from gloomlings.

A browser-based cat factory game growing out of a Discord community, with uranium shifts, fishing trips, ranks, and a world still under construction.

A short psychological-horror game playable in the browser, set behind the counter of a neighborhood Filipino sari-sari store.

A public register lets people symbolically claim landmarks such as Hagia Sophia and Machu Picchu, then invites others to take them over for a higher price.

A lore-rich home for Parablorbs, fictional creatures that can be adopted, tamed, bred, traded, and managed as herds.

A tower-defense game where poker hands determine the turrets you can build.

A community-wrapped 1994 Renault Clio listing turns an old car into a vote-driven internet spectacle, with three possible endings and a related meme token.

An interactive newsroom sandbox where readers examine invented AI-agent incidents, judge the evidence, and export a clearly labeled front page.

A planned iPhone app suggests small solo outings, then turns three to five photos into scrapbook pages and short page-assembly videos.

A serialized webcomic satirizing AI, software engineering, startup valuations, and internet culture.

An interactive guide to synthetic trading instruments, perpetual futures, self-reported price oracles, and companies whose tokens have no shares behind them.

A public prompt experiment lets visitors add one line to a shared instruction and watch how an AI model responds to the accumulated text.

A compact chain-reaction puzzle where five directional relays must light eight rings from a single spark.

A browser-based generative art tool that settles transaction hashes into deterministic images.

A Twitch-integrated race where viewers join as explorers, vote on courses, and unleash dinosaurs with chat commands and Cheer bits.

A daily blog documenting one pug’s meals, medicine, walks, bathroom breaks, photographs, and continued existence.

A browser arcade collecting 23 small games across puzzles, aim-and-react challenges, and card games.

An interactive, turn-based RPG that drops a ship into a procedurally generated stretch of a spiral arm.

An interactive broadcast-fiction site about a man whose personality has supposedly become a letter-shaped signal.

A browser game where players arrange objects on shelves, joining three identical items to restore rooms across a collection of houses.

An interactive city simulation where you choose a leadership role, build a company, and navigate the opening days of an agent economy.

A collection of free browser challenges where players compete for permanent global leaderboard positions.

An in-character flat-earth propaganda portal arguing that Bicolline is a stable plane beneath a domed sky.

A revived click game that turns global population projections into a shared, rankable mission to eliminate everyone.

An evolving house, studio, archive, and shop concept rooted in Maldonado, Uruguay.