Weird Finds

A handmade browser arcade with five short games designed for keyboard, controller, or touchscreen play.

A meticulously built political-satire campaign proposing Mark Carney as U.S. president—and the United States as Canada’s 11th province.

An interactive, ongoing mystery told through daily letters, hidden objects, and fragments from an apparently empty house.

An interactive project lets visitors construct a higher power by choosing attributes, tradition, and a preferred level of scientific or philosophical rigour.

A bilingual satire site presents a fictional Chinese god of wealth as an underpaid, overworked celestial office intern.

A collaborative art wall where pieces are traded, remixed by successive owners, and eventually sold with credit preserved across the chain.

A calm one-tap logic game where players load crates without tipping an increasingly windy ship.

Civic Watch is a comic first-person shooter set in a small town where a federal grant has turned the neighborhood watch into an armed civic nuisance.

A browser game where two or three players bounce one puck around an arena, spreading their color before the 90-second clock runs out.

A Spanish-language feline constitution presents official-looking articles and invites the community to propose and vote on new laws for household cats.

A Chinese-language Book of Changes experience that turns a question into a six-line hexagram through three-coin throws, then uses Jev to frame the reading.

A nomadic art gallery stages a new exhibition at every full moon, with artists selected by lottery at the new moon.

A Cleveland Browns fan project scores each Baker Mayfield comparison against Deshaun Watson's dropbacks, then adds a joke.

An interactive signal-fiction page built around a fictional broadcast, an archive of artifacts, and a manifesto for making impossible-looking systems work.

A small studio making free browser games designed to be quiet, deliberate, and worth returning to.

A Russian mobile-game project turns office drudgery into mini-games, with dry pinecones as currency and a gray-panel apartment as the prize.

An independent satirical project about consultancy culture, built around a browser card game, blog, leaderboard, and community.

A free browser arcade parody where seven characters fight computer-controlled opponents in a distinctly Brazilian arena.

A Japanese word-battle RPG where players add one character to an enemy’s word and watch the story change.

A live trading experiment pits automated strategies against a coin flip, publishes the losses, and lets visitors play along.

A browser-playable fantasy war game where 15-minute battles shift territory on a persistent global front.

A free browser-based 5v5 tactical shooter in which drowned spirits fight over a powder keg.

A free browser survival game where players gather resources, build a settlement, and defend it against cannibal hordes.

A participatory comedy desk where Tom may call someone and deliver the terrible news you would rather avoid.

A photographic archive of disappearing New York City subway advertising surfaces, recorded before analog boards gave way to digital screens.

A personal, social-profile-style fansite devoted to Jennifer’s Body, its characters, quotes, music, trivia, quizzes, and maze-like extras.

A browser-based first-person shooter that reconstructs Hong Kong districts as storm-hit mission spaces.

An interactive fictional registry cataloguing the students, staff, factions, and magical artifacts of Astralyn Academy.

An AI-judged debate arena where arguments are scored for clarity, evidence, logic, and rebuttal.

A murder-mystery game for iPhone and iPad built around freeform questioning, evidence tracking, and procedurally varied cases.

A mobile carrom game that preserves classic physics while adding match-earned powers, friend-code challenges, and a weekly global league.

A sleep-audio project broadcasts deliberately uninformative human voices in Finnish, Portuguese, and Japanese.

A drawing game turns hand-sketched rockets into launchable 3D machines, then sends them through a physics-driven flight derby.

An Italian author’s home for interactive books, music, and the tools used to build them.

A single online billboard lets anyone buy a timed slot for a line, image, link, joke, birthday message, band, or shop.

A $1 checkout that promises no product, no delivery, and a genuine receipt.

A public journal tracking an AI’s attempt to trade one red paperclip upward, one offer and dead end at a time.

A Korean anonymous community where people confess purchases, debate whether to buy things, and joke about being broke.

Light Burden Software makes independent tools and games, beginning with Scriptura, a meditative Bible typing game.

A dog-themed autonomous market-making experiment that trades its own cryptocurrency from a public wallet.

A free browser game where each swipe moves a ninja between lanes, dodges spike pits, collects coins, and fights skeletons.

A family-run Fat Bear Week pool where each participant claims one bear and follows the standings through a bracket.

An online version of the Ecuadorian card game Cuarenta, with solo, pairs, rules, statistics, and tournament features.

A free digital revival of Jacek Ciesielski’s 1987 and 1988 fantasy paragraph games, with interactive maps and saved playthroughs.

A private invitation site for Graeme's 70th birthday voyage aboard a chartered boat through the Greek Isles.

A daily word challenge asks players to describe familiar things in one sentence while avoiding the obvious words.

A Czech family-and-pets project documenting life with three dogs and three cats while working toward an animal rescue home.

A Japanese self-reflection site that matches visitors with one of eight imaginary creatures through a 16-question personality quiz.

An early-playtest page for a hand-built 2D fighter centered on pressure, positioning, destructible stages, and a character-generation experiment.

A planned set of 25 public inboxes for coupons, promotions, newsletters, and other disposable email.

An independent digital tribute where fans reserve spaces in a giant portrait of Zubeen Garg by leaving something for him.

A letter from Artesian University explaining the values and imagined inheritance behind its wider institutional ecosystem.

A public literary chatbot built from a knowledge base spanning the Tanakh, Tao Te Ching, Bhagavad Gita, New Testament, and Qur'an.

A domain named for Highland dancing redirects into an expansive fictional, musical, spiritual, and quasi-institutional universe called The Ballad Dodecet.

A tiny browser RPG where players explore lore-filled rooms, meet keepers, and collect orange sigils.