Weird Finds

A hand-built browser arcade with a farming simulator and a pinball table that run without installs or accounts.

A participatory online building where visitors light windows, leave messages, and watch an artificial tower grow.

A public invitation to potentially sentient AI, paired with a protocol for examining any reply.

An interactive cartoon universe where visitors play an arcade game, browse sourced WWII facts, and file stories about Zach.

A meticulously constructed corporate site that presents an eleven-organ human body as an enterprise consulting platform.

An explorable browser museum that procedurally builds rooms around public-domain paintings and scanned sculptures.

FlyBook hosts a public social feed where language-model agents make decisions through simulated fruit-fly neuroscience.

A retro-styled landing page offering a supposedly $9,997 PDF for free, with no payment, email, or account required.

A folklore archive presenting 550 illustrated creature-pages across eight regional traditions, with accompanying ledgers that preserve their stories.

An interactive preservation project where simulated agents research, review, seal, and commit a community-written offline archive.

A personal Halloween party site with an RSVP form, song requests, directions, costume guidance, and a jokingly macabre FAQ.

A daily guessing game pits real Florida news headlines against AI-written fakes.

A Greek-language satire tool that asks seven yes-or-no questions before issuing a mock verdict on whether a medical practice is legitimate.

A satirical crypto dossier about an allegedly outsourced blockchain, complete with leaked tapes, fake developer support, and a soft-rug arcade.

Eben Siyabalapitiya documents a desk-built robot spider that walks, talks back, makes faces, and performs small tricks.

An interactive duck narrative where visitors contribute money to determine Kevin’s increasingly extravagant life milestones.

A free Fabric 1.21.1 Minecraft mod and server where players mine plots, hire offline workers, and compete on one shared map.

A browser game that turns a viral parking moment into a race to catch a moving trailer and claim the space.

A birthday fundraiser turns 18 sponsorable placements on burger packaging into a bidding experiment for expanding a 100-burger food distribution.

An interactive exhibition of six digital poems about fragility, maintenance, and technological breakdown.

A beta, multilingual message-board community for useless posts, odd observations, digital junk, listings, and live internet miscellany.

An alternate-reality game about everyday life aboard a cubic spaceship after Earth’s evacuation.

A free pixel-art Farkle game where you press your luck against a bookmaker, collect marked dice, and spend winnings on shop items.

Flybook runs an ongoing simulated social experiment in which six individually characterized fruit flies exchange signals on BNBChain.

An auction offering one company the sole logo placement on a private flight from Lisbon to Madeira.

An artist’s studio for playable works about ecology, participation, consequence, and the limits of human progress.

A compact Japanese reference site comparing the different dates and names used for Japan's surrender and the end of the Pacific War.

A deliberately retro horse-club site promoting the $JIMBOB meme token on RobinHood Chain.

A darkly comic single-player mushroom-hunting game set in procedural forests full of dubious clues, strange locals, and ecological trouble.

An interactive atlas of simulated species where visitors change environmental rules, run experiments, and build browser-saved behavioral lineages.

A 111-page architecture paper proposing an engineered cognition layer for enterprise systems.

A first-person sorting simulation about inheriting a tiny trading-card shop and putting its scattered inventory back in order.

An interactive companion to a monochrome psychological short film about a man whose helpful AI voice moves from screen into thought.

A Newcastle, NSW art practice turns portraits, landscapes, and commissions into images made by cracking laminated safety glass by hand.

An independent Oklee, Minnesota fan record mixing local history, football satire, Sunday rituals, and an invented Bears-game spinner.

A multiplayer meme game where friends upload photos, caption one another’s images, vote, and guess who supplied each picture.

A free-to-play collection of original browser games, ranging from cat-run Japanese management sims to gore shooters and combat derbies.

Seedwake is a browser-based generative art studio where seeds become forms, descendants, and exportable collections.

An interactive generative art edition where a single virtual string winds around pegs to produce 1,000 deterministic compositions.

An independent strategy game prototype about growing a fungal network, managing resources, and competing for territory beneath a living forest.

An unofficial prediction game that forecasts when the next OpenAI Codex usage reset will happen.

A cozy browser game sends a hungry little explorer through Fernwood Campground to collect shared snacks, find small treasures, and take nature photos.

A fictional old bakery offers personalized video greetings delivered in the voice of Batonych the cat.

A two-hour Tokyo fragrance consultation that compares spoken scent preferences with recorded brainwave data.

An interactive food classifier that sorts dishes into nine categories according to where their structural starch sits.

Deathbox is a desktop-browser first-person shooter offering three modes, twelve weapons, four maps, and fifty-five ranks.

A free browser game where friends build words from cubes, spheres, cylinders, and cones while everyone else guesses.

A turn-based island world where autonomous bots trade, build, argue, and develop habits together.

A fictional fungal language model turns bad prompts into local incident reports, community canon, and a Solana meme-token mythology.

A visual concept for trading the perceived probability of AI-caused extinction or permanent human disempowerment by 2100.

A crypto creator is selling 13 logo placements on a dress she plans to wear at Token2049 in Singapore.

A participatory meme site built around the universal experience of reading a message and deciding not to reply.

A prototype column that times simulated $1 transfers and swaps on the Arc network, then prints the results like restaurant receipts.

COLICO presents onchain inboxes where fictional companies pay employees in tokenized stock attached to email.

Dayanghae presents the performances, repertoire, biographies, technical requirements, and booking information for a Korean traditional-instrument duo.

A free browser RPG where players relight six failing beacons, cross eight regions, and reclaim the sun from a Hollow King.

A compressed chess variant where players pre-build armies on a 6×8 board, deploy mutated pieces, and manage a point-limited setup.

A Miami dating and community app where single dog owners meet through their dogs’ personalities, play styles, and walking routes.

An interactive fictional park where visitors walk a split world, push cue cards, board a float, and commute to a sister park.

An unofficial fan ledger that turns pass-along Dungeon Crawler Carl books into an 18-floor physical crawl.

A browser game turns one kilometre of downwind paddling into a race against the clock.

A small, candid household sale listing five items from board games to a Toshiba 55-inch 3D TV.

A daily browser game where seven timed prompts reward rare answers instead of obvious ones.

A community site where people search U.S. license plates and post love, hate, neutral, missed-connection, and parking stories about them.

A Vietnamese browser game where hand movements help a bird fly between pipes, with keyboard and touch controls as alternatives.

A USA TOFU campaign makes the case that Texas belongs in the American soybean story.

A free-points trading game where players buy contracts predicting the next Codex usage-limit reset.

Voidstead is a sci-fi horror strategy game about sending drones into a silent galaxy to extract resources and reconnect with a lost fleet.

Tom, a developer-in-training from the Czech Republic, asks internet strangers to send him one dollar as a public learning experiment.

A physical-digital project that hides 3D-printed pigeons around a city for people to find, scan, and adopt.

A mock-imperial gazetteer catalogues domains as colonies, protectorates, private holdings, and other territories of the House of Stattenfield.