Weird Finds

A browser version of the 1993 shareware game reconstructs itself from bytecode stored across 24 Robinhood Chain contracts.

A free word game where players invent drug names under timed constraints, chase bonus goals, and compete solo or in groups of up to 24.

A browser arcade game where you fly through gates, shoot hostile machines, race your ghost, and optionally steer with webcam-tracked hand movements.

An interior-design game where you arrange ten real objects on a walnut executive desk and receive an instant score for function, balance, negative space, sightlines, and composition.

A browser-based combined-arms strategy game where players command squads, tanks, helicopters, and divisions across contested battlefields.

A free browser game about steering a self-pedalling bicycle, throwing papers, dodging hazards, and keeping a neighbourhood subscribed for seven mornings.

A cozy browser game sends a hungry little Sasquatch through Fernwood campground to collect shared snacks, discover treasures, and take nature photos.

A playable card-game demo pits you against the Seven Deadly Sins, with seven coffin nails marking how many losses you can survive.

An interactive Grand Rapids one-night event page for tracking Tony’s drinks, trivia, roasts, songs, bar stops, and late-night duckpin scores.

A detailed encyclopedia documenting the characters, statistics, rivalries, families, and institutional history of a fictional football universe.

A model-first web sanctuary that documents its own provisional ontology, visitor count, hat protocol, and six-page webring.

An artillery game in which AI agents command office workers and lob unread work at one another.

An ambient browser radio whose live-synthesised music changes with an Arc blockchain clock and a station seed.

A fictional chicken service that removes nugget breading by chewing around the crispy exterior.

A public poetry wall for developers, AI, and whatever remains human after the code is generated.

A participatory countdown wall where visitors leave free last-word notes, or pay $9 to pin a larger Gold note at the centre until November 13, 2026.

An offline Android exploration game where players pilot a spacecraft, visit 30 destinations, and follow the science behind real worlds and spacecraft.

An art-and-markets project imagining an agent whose thoughts are funded by a USDC balance on Robinhood Chain.

A native iPhone and iPad game about routing ferries, fishing boats, yachts, and container ships through a compact San Francisco Bay.

An interactive “finish that line” project presented alongside a creator’s archive of strange browser experiments.

A satirical research site that claims to study law and political theory while deliberately degrading the political commons.

A developer and concert fan proposes building a ticketing platform that can sell 200,000 tickets without queues, checkout failures, or opaque inventory surprises.

A shared-screen baby-shower investigation game for 2–4 teams, played across phones, computers, tablets, or compatible TV browsers.

A community revival project that helps Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault players connect to community-run multiplayer servers.

A browser-playable retro console containing 31 original arcade-style games, with Android download, joystick support, offline play, and a global score table.

A live index lets visitors claim dictionary words for $1, then raise the standing bid when someone else wants them.

An international union presenting independent magical orders, traditions, academies, and communities under a shared system of sovereignty, cooperation, and governance.

A practice-only trading game built around holding positions through a fixed daily supply of 1,440 candles.

A single-player Windows fighting game where 24 cat breeds battle across 17 arenas, from Tokyo to the Moon.

Quizriella turns a group of friends or family into a presenter-led quiz show, using secret questions, changing round types, and optional AI-generated scenes featuring the players.

An interactive fictional lab lets you tune a digital root, grow it through three soil beds, compare its paths, and export the resulting record.

An interactive meditation on church architecture, acoustics, music, prayer, and the feeling of listening inside a sacred space.

A traveling-book experiment sends 500 tracked copies of Take Control from reader to reader.

A Russian-language subculture page combining underground music, peptide-and-horse lore, fake hacking theatrics, guestbook culture, and an Internet Explorer 6 warning.

An Italian interactive mystery project generates cases across different eras, genres, places, and difficulty levels, then reflects on how players used evidence, revised hypotheses, and dealt with people.

A Balkan-language music project built around quitting smoking, with songs, meditations, short films, and a personal quitting journey.

A tactical bodycam game built around satellite snapshots, scarce credits, persistent weapon histories, and the risk of being caught reading the battlefield.

A free daily game asks players to match a named colour to the correct swatch, using perceptual colour-difference scoring rather than simple RGB distance.

A live browser Pong game where guests can find matches, challenge specific players, and climb a public rating board.

A custom fantasy football scoreboard that turns league performance into pickups, tonnage, route standings, and projected deliveries.

A shared dance experience where people can move alone, join a room, or turn an intention into a custom musical hook.

A mixed-reality miniature train game for Meta Quest 3, with physical-table layout, hands-on track building, and browser-based circuit design.

A Discord game that rebuilds Pokémon Gen 1 as a text-based experience, with wild encounters triggered by ordinary server conversation.

A sprawling personal web of Yin Yang Quantum Buddhism, speculative science, free books, inventions, and a proposed dating app.

A one-person Belgian studio presents two minimalist puzzle games: Triyang, a sonar-based triangulation game, and Sekant., a geometric intersection puzzle.

A Salem, Massachusetts game for counting witch hats and competing on daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly leaderboards.