Weird Finds

A browser Mahjongg solitaire game where every matched pair opens a short, source-checked story about the chosen subject.

A deep archive of interactive, printable, collaborative, and unusually rule-bound maze experiments.

A browser instrument where six characters make music as you drag them across an 8×8 table.

A richly documented annual Mallorca trip by nine friends from the Allgäu, complete with crew roles, seven rules, a pool-day supply calculator, and a chronicle.

The GraveShift is a fictional paranormal storytelling experience following five cousins documenting strange cases in Bellweather.

A playable house-flipping game where you steer a fixer-upper, collect upgrades, dodge neighborhood hazards, and chase a higher sale price.

A small research company documenting places where reality seems to have been stitched together slightly loosely.

A playable two-character prison-break game where Rat and Byte must coordinate through vents, switches, guards, and five gates.

A map-based crypto game that claims to hide fractions of tokenized stocks inside public restroom locations.

An in-development battle royale fighting game where six martial schools compete across a 1 km world.

A fictional Brazilian successor-state presented through a complete 778-article constitution.

A prompt-driven fighting arcade where plain-English strategies become stat-based fighters and simulated bouts.

An interactive date invitation that guides April from a romantic note to choosing a day, time, and kind of evening.

A period newspaper for an imagined 1884 frontier town, complete with local news, classifieds, rumors, and a coming mystery party.

A phone-based fitness game turns push-ups into boosts for a flying pixel hero.

A satirical landing page for a fictional laptop-powered male birth-control device.

A free browser roguelike for one or two players, built around classes, branching builds, shared routes, and dangerous co-op decisions.

A playable satire in which you act as a reporter, deflecting cyan speech bubbles and dodging Geoffrey Leonard’s outbursts.

A free browser game where you build and manage a pixel-art tower, balancing tenants, elevators, rooms, prices, and stress.

A private-build browser game wrapped in an old-web fiction about forums, rivalries, rumours, and an approaching incident.

A Mexican portal for sending a printed, humanist Yizkor prayer to someone remembering a loved one.

A free, multilingual entertainment quiz about the indirect meanings attached to Kyoto speech and its surrounding internet meme.

A real-time strategy game where one commander directs an entire 2158 theater of war from a terminal.

A quiet browser game where you plant mushrooms, tend pixel-grown flora, and return to a garden saved on your device.

A browser game turns real-world buildings into a global real-estate and investment market.

A proposed physical QR game in which five characterful patches are released into the world and their scans accumulate a digital story.

A Spanish-language game portal collecting free adventures, racing, rhythm, food, and horror games with distinctly Argentine settings and characters.

An interactive fan project that lets you steer familiar stories through alternate choices and discover different endings.

An independent, point-and-click castle roguelite built around eight-room runs, permanent upgrades, and a playable open beta.

A retro-futurist quantum randomness experiment that turns observations into entropy, virtual fertilizer, trees, and 24-word seed phrases.

A Spanish-language science-fiction universe spanning a game, stories, a graphic novel, and a vertical series.

A personal homepage gathers four interactive browser experiences: an English listening tool, a reactive light field, a WebGL greenhouse, and a breathing cherry-blossom landscape.

A live auction for advertising space on one person's silver 2006 Audi TT in London.

A free, application-only Discord community for people whose businesses, books, races, or exams have not worked yet.

A field-guide-style account of a rare Bolivian tiger cat, its animal sanctuary, and the meme coin whose trading fees reportedly fund its care.

A browser roguelike sends condemned prisoners into a sealed dungeon where the torch is both your life and your field of vision.

An unofficial browser recreation of the Wii Today & Tomorrow Channel’s daily fortunes, lucky colours, hints, and group compatibility.

A character-driven site pairing cat misadventures with shark attacks, narrated by the elegantly unbothered Clara.

A camera-enabled multiplayer spell game where players choose characters, speak attacks, and battle in the same room.

An interactive browser for a 10,001-character Bitcoin art collection, complete with rarity tools, market data, superlatives, and a deliberately chaotic house voice.

A Chinese-language letter-writing service that turns delayed correspondence into a small literary journey.

An interactive signal-themed game built around five timed traces, six gates, and a sequence of increasingly mysterious nodes.

A German Stadt, Land, Fluss party game where Rosa judges every answer in a second and explains the ruling.

A dark strategy game about growing a monster nest, corrupting territory, raiding settlements, and surviving the final assault.

A bilingual Texas death-grind band site with a seven-track player, lyrics, and forthcoming merch.

A free browser-based 3D adventure spanning seven explorable worlds, from dinosaur canyons and glowing mushroom valleys to a moon base.

A browser-playable miniature world where you customize a regal jumping spider, wander a village, chat, and ride a canoe through a one-minute river game.

A free browser game about leading a three-jeep SAS patrol on nighttime airfield raids in North Africa, 1942.

A fast-paced reflex game built around tapping lit squares before a shrinking timer expires.

A pixel-art virtual desktop where visitors can create avatars, customize wallpapers, browse an inventory, enter an arcade lounge, and join a community.

A Chinese entertainment community where people post small wishes—coffee, dinner, or a little joy—for voluntary help from other users.

An interactive Portuguese crime-fiction operation puts the reader in the role of Dantel Mercenaro’s fixer.

An interactive encyclopedia system from 1988, converted into readable offline markdown.

An interactive AI story game asks players to guide a life from a $10 starting point toward unimaginable wealth.

An underground techno collective from Nürnberg and Erlangen stages non-profit nights with its own sound system, lighting, decoration, and safe-space rules.

A stark Italian-language homepage presenting itself as an isolated node, with claimed mobile-server details, a PGP public key, and links to a blog, Briar, clearnet, and onion destinations.

A poetic, interactive homepage for a small atelier in Hikari, Yamaguchi, where people, objects, stories, and local activity are arranged like a collection of boxes.

A tiny participatory game where you pay $1 to plant a flag on The Hill until someone takes it from you.

A browser-based multiplayer asteroid arena where up to 10 pilots fly, dodge, fire, and chase high scores.

An independent Minecraft horror mod and whitelist server built around flickering lights, unexplained entities, procedural audio, and a persistent sense of being watched.

An investigative archive examining Fermi, an anti-AI Discord alternative built on a chain of open-source forks.

An open-ended AI simulation puts eleven agents—one warden, three guards, and seven prisoners—inside a shared prison block.

An iOS pass-and-play survival game for 4–10 players sharing one device, revealing hidden traits before each group votes someone into the cold.

A collectible card game that turns Wikipedia pages into cards, from Commons through Legendaries.

A bilingual speculative project about AI welfare, portable context, and limits on operator authority.

A landing page for an iOS game where players steer a hot-air balloon through increasingly crowded aircraft traffic.

An independent electronic label presenting artists, releases, listening references, a journal-like catalogue, and a schedule of future transmissions.