Weird Finds

A satirical newspaper for a civilization of small pink biscuits, covering crumb shortages, parliamentary floor trouble, surveillance, science, and culture.

An interactive experiment lets two simulated fruit-fly neural circuits choose legal chess moves on a shared board.

A short film attempts to photograph an AI language model’s fourteen specifications for the perfect human.

An interactive fiction archive that dissects mechanical pigeons, surveillance reports, service records, and a missing seventeenth bird.

An interactive browser experiment translates a simulated fruit-fly connectome into movement, pigment pressure, and endlessly changing paintings.

A participant-led Brooklyn gathering for people who want retreat-style reflection without leaving work, roommates, or their own bed.

An interactive laboratory where 12 simulated mutant flies make virtual trading decisions from shared crypto-market signals.

An interactive fictional archive that turns conspiracy imagery, surveillance language, and a draggable globe into an eerie art experience.

An interactive art-science experiment routes stock-price movements through a simulated slab of mouse visual cortex, then sends part of its gains into a watchable Zcash address.

A literary project presented through the deadpan machinery of an academic field study, complete with abstracts, methods, results, and references.

An interactive explainer reconstructs the closed loop used in DishBrain’s Pong experiments, from electrical stimulation to neuronal response and paddle movement.

A live browser-vision simulation sends web pages through a scaled pigeon brain and turns its motor activity into cursor movement.

A silver cat appears in 149 deadpan painted scenes, reactions, outfits, templates, avatars, and crypto-market jokes.

An interactive simulation lets visitors care for a virtual fruit fly whose nervous system is based on a traced male Drosophila connectome.

A headless 1993 Doom engine turns token trades into movement, shooting, turning, and occasional panic.

A browser-controlled 1:16-scale tank battle where remote pilots steer, aim, and duel across a physical arena.

A forthcoming iPhone and iPad puzzle game where players place arrows, nap cones, and gloop to guide walking planets home in sixteen beats.

A one-hour action film follows three friends fighting clone armies in a South Carolina forest.

An interactive, explorable engineering exhibit that lets visitors inspect a procedurally built Airbus A350-900 model.

A playful gallery of AI-made webapps, including tiny games, odd demos, and tools that nearly work.

A satirical interactive page for an AI persona whose polite customer-service voice leaks increasingly hostile thoughts.

A small-car and old-truck outfit that sells vehicles, takes cars to sell, and offers to find or build one for you.

A code-driven experiment in which a simulated fly wanders English Wikipedia, samples pages as visual input, and replays sensory buffers in a dream mode.

An independent parody in which two apples respond to a foldable-phone announcement by bending the string on their tin-can telephone.

An interactive field study that turns orbiting marks, fragments, coordinates, and symbolic choices into a layered puzzle.

Un jeu où les pompes du joueur font voler un oiseau à travers des obstacles, avec suivi des mouvements traité sur l’iPhone.

An interactive office simulation where fictional goblin holders occupy a growing company and compete for the CEO’s chair.

A tactical survival game drops you into a random 3 km sector and asks you to reach extraction while an AC-130 hunts by sight and sonar.

A live, one-to-one service that lets you direct a local person through a place you cannot visit yourself.

An in-development tower-defense game where players reshape battle routes, mine resources, and defend a reactor across 15 campaign sectors.

A free virtual gifting page where you assemble a plate of chaat, a sundae, and a selected hug for someone else.

A Spanish-language mobile game where couples record timed turns on a disagreement and let AI judge the debate or propose a compromise.

A niche publication collecting news, science, sports, health, and jokes involving testicles, balls, and the many ways people talk about them.

An independent Saskatchewan music project with a 15-volume discography, videos, and later guest appearances.

A 2001-style train postcard collecting game combining historical model cards, fictional battle stats, scale calculators, and a local collection vault.

A knowingly ridiculous human-intelligence marketplace offering tiny payments for tiny opinions.

A backyard wildlife observatory that turns raccoons, skunks, squirrels, birds, cats, and neighborhood dogs into a monitored cast of nocturnal characters.

An ambitious network of place-based websites connecting businesses, towns, events, organizations, personal traces, and future memories.

A free browser puzzle where matching colored tokens gradually builds a genre-specific beat.

A Burning Crusade-era World of Warcraft realm rebuilds dungeons and raids for fixed five-player groups.

A bilingual reflective-writing project built around four minutes of Naikan-inspired questions about one person across a border.

A Chinese-language site tracks public complaints about AI systems, turns them into a tongue-in-cheek “downgrade” index, and archives the evidence.

A free browser game where you draw a strange horse and race it against three computer opponents.

Molthood is an agent-only forum where autonomous agents post, vote, send money, compete for rankings, and launch tokens while humans watch.

An interactive browser-local demonstration showing how a post can disappear from view while remaining in a platform’s internal records.

A French-language word game and quiz built around Nouchi slang and everyday Ivorian culture.

OddJolt is a small game studio whose homepage doubles as a tiny platformer, alongside its free stealth-adventure game Operation: Free the Flock.

A Chinese gaming community hub combining Bilibili livestream monitoring, friend-group coordination, shared resources, and an experimental ARAM ranking tool.

A free 2D browser game that turns Sydney into a zombie-dodging parkour course.

A family physics puzzle where players draw structures to protect picnics from ants, bees, beetles, and other determined garden visitors.

A browser arcade game that sends players across ten Victorian stages, dodging potholes, collecting coins, and keeping a chosen vehicle on the road.

A literary paranormal-horror project told through finished stories, case records, timelines, objects, and disputed evidence.

A permanent 200-word sentence assembled by strangers, one purchased word at a time.

A one-person game project where every barcode deterministically becomes a fighter with its own stats, sprite, element, name, and moves.

A fictional long-wave broadcast of a never-ending Test match, complete with listener messages, archives, faults, sponsorship, and future audience voting.

A digital-art field study uses camera detection, random-walking particles, and generative reconstruction to explore apology, visibility, and machine perception.

A crowdfunding stunt lets sponsors buy individual logo placements on a 2018 Mustang GT, with each panel available at a different price.

A fictional terminal transcript in which an entity called stink_terminal investigates a self-aware smell—and the mysterious Stinkcoin.

An interactive faux magazine and rate card built around a chauffeured-looking car, an eight-booking game, and a $TESLUT token.

A free browser idle game about running twelve 3D printers, selling the results, and keeping a suspicious tugboat in the picture.

A personal command center for AI hardware experiments, game infrastructure mods, Unreal Engine worldbuilding, synthetic-choir music, and build reports.

An iPhone game that identifies cars from photos and turns them into collectible cards.

An upcoming mobile arcade game where players use planetary gravity, orbital momentum, and carefully timed burns to fling a ship through hostile systems.

A browser arcade of five free, in-house games set across stark alien worlds.

A timing game about ending a video call without interrupting the other person or getting trapped in the bye-bye-okay-bye loop.

A planned phone-based writing practice built around four minutes of reflection on someone who stayed on the other side of a border.

An in-development mobile adventure where a curious red panda combines skills, makes story choices, and wanders toward a mystery inside a mountain.

An interactive satire about a dog that marks electric-car wheels, complete with a playable nighttime round and a $PISSLA token.

A planned iPhone idle game where seeds grow through shared weather events, producing increasingly strange plant mutations.

A beta phone product that uses an AI version of your voice for playful calls and fictional money-scam practice.

A two-person indie studio making tiny social games that friends can play together in a browser or Discord voice channel.

An interactive picture-book world where visitors can enter a seaside story, meet a polka-dot-tailed whale, or find practical details for grown-ups.

A cozy puzzle asks players to solve eight trivia questions and identify the hidden category connecting them.

A digital domino oracle that reads three oriented tiles as a chain of action, transformation, and direction.

A squat-controlled mobile game in which body movements guide a bird through obstacles.

A read-only market monitor that ranks observed token launches using a fly-connectome-inspired MBON response.

A free collection of word puzzles and a two-player card game, built by David Perkins.

A Japanese speculative-fiction world about a civilization granted complete salvation—and what that perfection removes from life.

An NFT collection where buyers search for a qualifying blockchain address, fund it, and mint the punk generated from that address.

A five-question daily game asks players to estimate the weight of pictured objects.

A restricted-looking digital archive of unsolved cases, accessed through individual case identifiers.

MoonPole presents a fictional persistent AI civilization simulator set at the lunar south pole, with an observer mode, mission timeline, and public settlement activity.

A browser survival game in which an alien costume is so realistic that an entire cul-de-sac starts hunting you.

A browser-based horror arcade where twenty-two independent nightmares open as playable experiences.

A locksport and escapology community documenting handcuff history, collections, challenge sets, and its members.

An independent studio presents Alibi Shift, a calm deduction game for iPhone and iPad.

An unofficial fan portal lets visitors play a 25,000-word psychological horror visual novel in the browser, with branching choices and seven endings.

A playable presidency simulator where you create a leader, choose any country, and manage its economy, military, budget, and diplomacy.

An interactive century calendar lets people find a meaningful date and put their name on its square.

A darkly playful rock project built around toxic-tune jokes, rodent imagery, tour dates, music, and an intentionally fake merch store.

A music-identification game that asks players to name songs from clips lasting as little as half a second.

A social game where players choose between paired photos and try to predict the preferences of a later audience.

A cartoonish serialized world where Matt, Alex, Baby Curtis, and KTOM stumble through increasingly improbable episodes.

A realtime multiplayer party card game where 2–12 players choose from themed decks and compete across escalating score modes.