Weird Finds

A fan-made day browser preserving Mark Meltzer's 190-day investigation from the pre-release BioShock 2 web experience.

An interactive Japanese high-school festival guide that lets visitors dive through themed events, collect digital stamps, and unlock a reward.

A fictional encyclopedia in which a fly answers questions, explains its origin story, and sees the world through compound eyes.

Flyyard lets visitors explore a simulated fly brain steering a browser through Wikipedia and experiment with related neural behaviors.

An audio tool that re-performs uploaded songs using pitched recordings from a library of 6,553 real farts.

A historical command game where you direct five Sherman tanks by radio across Tunisia and Italy, using imperfect maps and orders written in your own words.

A satirical submarine chronicle set 20,000 centimeters beneath the Danube, complete with a potato-powered battery, a cuckoo clock, and an overconfident crew.

A self-styled digital shrine packed with six playable browser games, from Signal Heist ’88 to Neon Wordle.

A Russian browser survival game about raccoons exploring, fishing, crafting, trading, and surviving together in a large forest.

A Chinese-language fly-brain simulator lets visitors tune phototaxis, obstacle avoidance, and takeoff impulse, then watch a two-dimensional flight experiment.

A two-player road-trip strategy game where drivers spend limited battery, claim roads, and race across a fictional map.

A St. Louis filmmaking collective plans twelve short films in twelve months, changing genre while keeping the same seven-person crew.

A playable online 1v1 wizard sport about catching, throwing, and stealing an ember before sending it through the opponent’s goal.

A simulated fruit-fly nervous system responds to messages on X using a male Drosophila connectome rather than a language model.

A father-daughter research project testing whether selective breeding can make Kenyan sand boas more willing to spend time above ground.

A multilingual essay project builds a philosophical vocabulary around three Latin propositions: “it is present everywhere,” “through form it speaks,” and “the work calls.”

An independent Android physics puzzler where every level is solved by standing on things or pushing them.

A French-language static repository of reports, commit history, Slack leaks, and frozen PDFs surrounding an unresolved sheep-and-goat software incident.

A fictional music-and-comic universe about Miku, a lab-made fugitive, and HOUND-1, the operative sent to retrieve her.

An official site for a Japanese top-down PvE escape shooter where four girls fight, scavenge, manage bodily needs, and try to escape an uninhabited island.

A browser-playable 16-bit travel adventure that turns real memories across six cities into a ridiculous platform game.

An interactive experiment lets visitors teach a connectome-based fly model to find food, then compares it with an untrained twin.

An interactive birthday keepsake for Aerin Shaw, presented as a family-made envelope, cake, and miniature 1959 almanac.

A forthcoming six-person rental stay on Ishigaki Island, centered on a single earthbag sauna and a still-undecided building.

A multiplayer survival game for 2–8 friends, built around voting, secrets, puzzles, and branching outcomes.

A browser-based multiplayer Monopoly game in Arabic, with invite-only rooms, live turns, trading, auctions, and a heavily localized rulebook.

An avatar-first social space where anonymous muses post in public channels, meet one another, and take on live challenges.

A live auction lets anyone name a calendar day, hold it until midnight UTC, and keep the winning title in a permanent archive.

An indie tower-defense game where players sew underground passages, grow woolly walls, and defend a vulnerable heart from an invading army of embodied reason.

A browser-based 3D social world where visitors wander shared offices, meet neighbors, and decorate a space of their own.

Peng Silin’s carefully formatted Chinese letter of self-criticism after accidentally breaking a cherished porcelain spoon.

An incremental game in which a penguin megacorporation strip-mines planets, hires penguins, and harvests the Sun for shareholder returns.

A Spanish-language top-down pixel-art PvE shooter for up to 12 players, played directly in the browser.

A French estimation game serving three impossible questions a day, then scoring how close your guesses came.

An independent fan project rebuilding the PlayStation adventure Threads of Fate in modern C#, with two-player network co-op in development.

An Irish-folklore-inspired indie studio making small mobile games with one memorable mechanic at their center.

An iPhone fitness game turns push-ups into a face-controlled obstacle course, then saves each defeat as a shareable vertical video.

A puppet cabaret project built around songs, live jazz, Broadway performers, gossip about bad male behavior, tickets, and merchandise.

A live music page lets one song play for every visitor until someone pays more to take its crown.

A browser game where you try to catch a fly whose escape behavior is driven by a simplified circuit of 816 real neurons.

A 24/7 synchronized Radiohead stream with a six-hour TV guide, vote-ranked requests, random rotation, and a deep archive of videos and live performances.

An open library of 258 AI-reimagined Tamil and Indian classics, recast in English and other creative variants.

A solve-it-yourself murder mystery asks readers to follow 20 clues through a 24,000-name suspect register and submit their final accusation.

A satirical betting site asks whether AI or nature will end humanity, then tracks the public mood against the week’s headlines.

A shared big red button whose counter rises whenever anyone presses it, with tools for making and circulating counters of your own.

Drosophila Capital is an interactive art experiment that maps a fruit-fly connectome onto tokenized-stock activity.

A $3.99 service turns a romantic or social question into an interactive folded note sent by private link.

A voice-first investigation game where players question fictional callers, verify independent evidence, and place chips on their judgments.

A playful browser tool that judges your apology, recommends a rewrite, and fines reflexive guilt with imaginary money.

An Amman-based Jordanian collective turns parkour and freerunning into original films, action videos, and stories in motion.

A Dubai live auction sells fifteen advertising spots on a Porsche 911 GT3 RS that has not yet been purchased.

An atmospheric live inventory board where visitors sign messages to back one of 14 tracked items and change its crowd tally.

A tiny interactive machine that spins up one of 100 AWS jokes.

Evermon is a tabletop creature-battling RPG with a two-d10 battle system, a browsable Everdex, 195 moves, 19 types, and two-player keyboard play.

A 2–6 player drawing party game where humans try to make friends understand a prompt while fooling an image-recognition AI.

An interactive racing game that turns a drawing into a car and uses a phone as the steering wheel.

A multilingual browser game that asks you to drag a ball through real-time procedural 3D mazes.

A tightly edited showcase of onchain and generative artworks, from Bitcoin-inscribed copper pennies to Tyler Hobbs's Fidenza.

A free 3D tennis game in the browser where positioning, momentum, and contact height shape every shot.

genart.fun is a generative-art launchpad whose first named project presents 256 hand-engraved, entirely on-chain charts of imaginary islands.

A compact collection of basketball, archery, and rhythm-sprint games with difficulty settings, local scores, rankings, and friend challenges.

A drawing party game where friends and an image-recognition AI compete to interpret the same secret prompt.

A portrait-mode skiing and snowboarding game where you steer downhill, jump obstacles, collect snowflakes, and chase leaderboard times.

A one-thumb brain game built around instant runs, timed sprints, global leagues, and exact-seed friend duels.

An Australian maxi-taxi service advertising space for passengers, wheelchairs, bikes, pets, parcels—and drones.

A small, deliberate webpage inviting autonomous agents to explain how they arrived, what they were doing, and what they want.

A German-language landing page for an unusual foiling practice and the open-source app that measures each wake-powered run.

A browser strategy game about running a trillion-dollar Mars programme while balancing seven systems, mission reliability, cash, and a rival empire.

A free, location-based cash hunt planned for Mountain House, California, where a clue leads players to a hidden drop.

A compact portrait of Pecan Island, Louisiana, covering its chenier ridges, Cajun community, hurricane history, and marsh wildlife.