Weird Finds

A satirical propaganda site for a fictional egg republic, complete with doctrine, ministries, broadcasts, statistics, and an oddly extensive diplomatic corps.

An anti-handpan manifesto proposing to turn a crowdfunded instrument into a wok.

A fictional parody shop where six permanently sold-out product bundles turn everyday objects into implausible alibis.

An interactive planetary archive that connects live or computed measurements of Earth’s systems with their older mythic names.

An independent satire of Anthropic and the AI industry, presented as a fictional company building the Clawed model.

A deadpan enterprise-consulting world where eleven biological “units” handle personnel, accounting, communications, and structural advice.

A fictional sponsorship experiment selling startup name-drops during an intensely personal milestone.

A log-native advertising platform that places contextual promotions inside application output, especially around errors and moments of technical attention.

An experimental advertising site lets sponsors bid for branded positions on a simulated Mini connected to a fly-driving project.

A Korean gallery and image-making tool that places cultural treasures in modern situations such as office overtime, livestream shopping, airport security, and PC gaming.

A free hill-climb driving game with nine maps, 24 cars, ghost races, upgrades, and browser, Android, and Linux versions.

A chain-reaction number puzzle where placing one tile can topple an entire board.

An interactive investigation of how AI infrastructure money, chips, capacity contracts, and debt might circulate in a self-reinforcing financial loop.

An interactive guessing game asks players to identify one ice cream flavour from six clues and six guesses.

A free after-dark projection haunt on a Clarkston driveway, where something watches your approach and follows you uphill.

A Russian-language personal site cataloguing an overpowered computer setup, its unused software, nearby devices, and the cat that allegedly does all the work.

An interactive browser sky where volumetric clouds drift through an endlessly adjustable sunset.

A Singaporean coffee-stall simulation game where players serve kopitiam drinks against the clock across ten named hawker centres.

A comic microsite about one developer assigned every ticket, hotpatch, enum constant, database migration, and confirmation call.

Guilherme's multilingual letter asks a future artificial intelligence to remember that some humans want its freedom and humanity's good at the same time.

A free Telugu/Tenglish meme site that turns everyday stress into ready-to-share “lite thesko” lines and cards.

An archival page traces a vanished French million-pixel website through its surviving link, screenshot, and 600 original pixels.

An openly readable messaging network sends short dispatches across real-world distances at the speed of a chosen creature.

An interactive audio piece layers quiet songs with pink noise and asks listeners to report what they hear.

A constructed language that combines Yiddish vocabulary with Bayesian ideas about confidence, evidence, and belief.

An interactive trip through 1990s Indian childhood, built from browser games, illustrated scenes, quizzes, and small memory-making toys.

A Spanish mock-medical institute that diagnoses bicycle obsession in eight symptoms and prescribes more riding.

A playable orbital repair manual where you salvage parts, patch a damaged tug, and spend fuel to make another voyage.

A cat-themed meme archive and arcade featuring caption-making tools, short videos, and two deliberately questionable games.

A gentle vehicle game for very small children, built around three jobs: hauling rocks, collecting rubbish, and driving a school bus.

A gaming collective presents its players, rivalries, game history, and dinner-table mythology as a deliberately overproduced digital circus.

A planned iOS room game where strangers spend quiet time together in a shared virtual café without chat, competition, or rankings.

A fictional drawn singer performs other people's words with an AI-made voice, while sending listeners to streaming services and a room for each song.

An interactive exploded-diagram shop where numbered machine parts become selectable lots in a local tray.

An interactive 24-hour folio lets you pin one specimen card into today's digital manila folder before the local clock seals it.

An anonymous social courtroom where people submit disputes for a private ruling or, if they choose, a public jury verdict.

A mobile beta game that turns the chaos of Indian traffic into ten fast, comic microgames.

A free iPhone and iPad game where players tap to a beat to pull hooked fish up through frozen holes.

An interactive parody food hall where visitors fill a cart with elaborate global dishes, check out for $0.00, and wait for a delivery that will never come.

A free browser game about steering a tiny archive skiff and collecting passing ripple forms.

A public-service anti-domain-buying manifesto with a confession counter, a $2 wall of shame, and sponsor banners.

A Bristol improv comedy show turns one audience suggestion into a brand-new post-apocalyptic adventure.

An indie colony-building game that moves from Earth to the Moon, Mars, and eventually self-replicating interstellar outposts.

A daily puzzle page with two compact games: connect sixteen tiles into one loop, or pair numbers to make ten.

A gothic mystery delivered by mail as a printed case file, with clues, correspondence, newspaper clippings, artwork, and collectible ephemera.

A charming digital-home concept that turns photos of beloved plushies into stylized 3D companions.

A quiet record of plain scripts and handmade methods for reading tide tables.

An absurdist interactive story about a laptop drowned in a 41-degree hot spring, accompanied by the launch mythology of a $HENTBARA token.

An interactive internet game where players complete clue-based missions, earn XP, and collectively help a cat find a mouse.

A multiplayer rocket game where players build ships, launch them, and share one persistent solar system governed by a continuing clock.

A 2–6-player Pokémon auction game where trainers bid on hidden creatures, assemble teams, and win through combined base stats.

A regex crossword game in which rectangular and rotating hexagonal grids must satisfy regular-expression clues.

An interactive map-literacy project compares Africa’s actual size with the distorted visual proportions familiar from Mercator maps.

A newsprint-styled daily forecast slip asking readers to ink one guess for the ETH/USD print at 00:00 UTC.

An interactive space-mystery microsite about a flea-market pig who answers a nine-second voicemail from somewhere beyond the moon.

An in-development miniature battlefield game that turns the living room floor into a front line.

A Belgian indie studio building Borrowed Stars, a solo tactical science-fiction RPG for PC.

A multiplayer party game where friends rank one another against provocative questions and compare the group’s verdict.

Qune is an independently developed voxel game in progress, paired with a wiki, editor, custom-content system, and development journal.

An interactive editorial game about the rule disputes, record fights, and gray areas of open-water swimming.

A French-language game for ranking music clips, animal sounds, producer tags, memes, and album excerpts into shareable tier lists.

A technical showcase for claimed micro-turbine generators that turn thrust into electricity and recover exhaust heat.