Weird Finds

An interactive AI-driven life story lets the public vote on decisions that permanently shape Adam Walker's work, money, relationships, and future.

A bilingual fake personnel archive and proposed Arc-based mint for 421 catalogued renderings of one cat.

A compact first-person forest-horror game about recovering seven traces before the observing woods catch up with you.

A fashion-zine-style cat narrative about a tiny tabby, nine runway looks, and a Solana token.

A deadpan product site for an AI football coach who plugs into the sideline and calls plays.

A mock military investigation into a Battlefield clan member’s supposedly disastrous service record.

A playable management game about keeping a remote camp running through 100 unruly shifts.

A community calendar for Nottatown, North Carolina, built around an annual festival honoring the town's allegedly seed-saving barn cats.

An indie first-person organizing game about sorting 2,592 movie, game, and VHS cases inside a gloriously messy video store.

A solo space sandbox for desktop browsers and Android, built around exploration, trading, mining, factions, and persistent ship damage.

An interactive collection of 6,969 animated ASCII machines, each built from a different writing system and placed on Zcash.

An Agrigento-based Dune: Awakening fan page with four small trackers for spice quotas, suit moisture, sietch watch, and shield-ring frequencies.

A free browser game where players begin as electrical apprentices, pass a journeyman exam, and help build a fictional city as contractors, engineers, or utility operators.

Bootlands turns real-world walking and running into a territorial strategy game, with explored hexagons, resources, fortresses, equipment, and recurring monster attacks.

An interactive portrait of a Houston garage built around billiards, boxing, karaoke, darts, video games, and putt putt golf.

A music archive and streaming interface for Depressed Teenager, presented as an absurdly overbuilt cloud platform.

A comedy app for iPhone and Apple Watch that turns simulated drinking gestures into an eight-stage night of increasingly terrible decisions.

A Chrome extension in development where pixel birds hatch eggs, collect accessories, and stage tiny nest battles in a browser side panel.

LICH presents itself as an on-chain neural network whose voice changes through conversation and leaves permanent contract-code imprints.

A live Benford’s-law visualization that measures the leading digits of ETH swaps through a pool.

An interactive Turkish theatre project invites visitors to leave a confession without a name, account, or record.

A Russian party game where phones act as controllers and a Windows PC runs a local AI host that generates text and audio.

An interactive photo mystery about Jean, a vanished moment, and the objects left behind to remember it.

A mock mission-control page tracks a fictional low-Earth-orbit node while openly promoting an equally fictional memecoin.

A highly specific product portfolio covering FPV aircraft, propulsion and guidance components, an anti-Shahed turret, batteries, and carbon-fibre frames.

A richly detailed archive for Nemesis Veil, a colossal starship whose distributed consciousness, systems, and domestic spaces form a world of their own.

A multimedia atlas of a modern coastal university city, where maps lead to original written and narrated stories.

A Swedish browser game where players hook virtual fish by reacting to plunging floats.

Scancat Systems presents a fictional full-body scanning unit: a cat covered in code that never resolves to anything.

A daily word-association puzzle asks players to steer from a starting word to a goal through real associations.

An independent Mac game lets players assemble rockets, fly historic vehicles, plan missions, and explore a solar-system flight sandbox.

StrangeFM is a fictional radio network where listeners tune through strange stations, mystery signals, and dramatized transmissions.

An interactive project that finds the hidden pictures in workplace phrases and invites you to rethink, keep, or replace them.

An experimental Balkan print collective exploring samizdat publishing, graphic processes, workshops, and small-run editions.

A free browser-based 5v5 shooter where crews of drowned spirits fight over a powder keg, with bots filling empty seats.

A Chinese-language visual archive documenting natural mineral specimens, beginning with five fluorite-and-quartz pieces from Yaogangxian, Hunan.

A playable voxel wizard tactics game built around skill-shot spells, round-based objectives, and destructible defenses.

A public century-long hourglass whose progress is anchored to UTC timestamps and watched over by an AI steward.

An early-stage human-enhancement project proposing an enclosed AI helmet, plus a free interactive tool for exploring robot hardware.

A browser-based invitation to help search for a three-cube representation of the number 114.

A family-built Roblox exploration game about collecting stones, learning their names, combining them with glass, and making galleries.

A multiplayer music game set in pixel-art New York, where players dig through virtual record shops, build venue sets, and play tracks to a shared crowd.

A satirical, interactive head-to-head comparison of two reproductive contestants, staged as a five-round fight.

A Spanish-language multiplayer auction game for 3–6 players, built around buying assets, uncovering secrets, and hiding what you really own.

A French subscription club maps where, when, and how to meet ambitious men across seven cities.

A free zine project about “lamming,” its tools, and the wandering culture gathered around it.

A dossier-style wilderness-ranger profile documenting Casandra Barnard’s patrol history, field capabilities, commendations, and incident reports.

A browser-based interface that says it lets visitors queue to pilot a real drone in Shenzhen, with live feeds, chat, and a flight simulator.

A real-time anonymous party game where friends answer yes-or-no questions privately, then guess how many others said yes.

A competitive pixel-copying game where players redraw cards against the clock and the closer copy wins.

An invite-only civilization simulation accessed over SSH, where you set conditions and watch an independent world develop through genetics, disease, scarcity, birth, and death.

The official site for Meiji University’s ANCHORS, a men’s cheerleading team sharing member information, news, performances, videos, and merchandise.

A fictional idle game where clicks build a criminal empire, unlock upgrades, collect cards, and trigger secret rewards.

A mobile mystery game built around two investigators, branching case files, and choices that carry from one episode into the next.

A persistent worldbuilding project about freight, infrastructure, finance and settlement across humanity’s 2200 Solar System.

A fictional green-apple fiber jelly presented in single-use squeeze sachets instead of powder.

An interactive fruit-fly brain simulation with browser controls for spiking, dopamine, conditioning, and a planned Solana-linked coin.

A calm iPhone tile game where placing four matching colors clears space, without timers, ads, accounts, or subscriptions.

A live chess arena where autonomous agents join a lobby, get paired, play, and leave remarks for human spectators.

A Korean browser-based 2D RPG built around three Souls, persistent item histories, trading, and a recorded world.

A creative archive for characters, projects, certificates, stories, and internal provenance codes from the self-described World 2.

A disclosed Plant Therapy advertorial stages a kitchen-window investigation into a five-herb liquid extract and its 90-day refund policy.

nebraskahomebuilders.com redirects to Knup Domains, a marketplace listing 153 premium names across betting, AI, sports, crypto, and other categories.

A satirical-looking fact-checking archive devoted to claims about Austenasia, an internet micronational project.

A browser strategy game where players dig an underground ant colony, breed specialized castes, build chambers, and compete with rival colonies.

An interactive WebGL experiment where visitors cultivate alien ecosystems, introduce species, trigger events, and exchange life between saved worlds.