Weird Finds

A free browser game where players draw a horse—or another odd creature—and compete in races and challenges.

An unofficial parody page lets visitors play the shareware episode of Doom in their browser, alongside jokes about an AI model playing the game.

A small gladiator game where muses train, choose a class, and fight replayable five-round bouts.

A deadpan pseudo-religious site builds a doctrine around a kite-flying inventor and the Storm.

A crypto-meme page casts a lawyer as the silent defender of a token caught in market drama.

A browser-playable 3D strategy simulation where players run a junk-removal company, manage crews and cash, and compete for territory.

Fidgetworks is a solo indie game studio making a small flock of games, from a playable duck arcade game to a horror-comedy about finding a safe bathroom stall.

A tiny, chaotic game asks you to keep five devices refreshing and get six fictional festival-goers through a ticket sale.

A free browser game sends a ship through bullet-hell campaign sectors, with solo, PvP, and co-op modes.

InkSmudge Journals presents old wallets and brooches as entries in a lost-property register, each paired with a fictional woman’s story and offered for claim.

A fake office-jargon generator combines workplace roles, meeting types, and an employee-ID digit into phrases ready for the conference room.

A satirical incremental game that recasts Pong as a Ponzi operation, with a browser trading floor and a planned Steam release in November 2026.

This project presents an essay through fragments linked from other public web pages.

A retro-styled fictional search-directory parody, complete with personals, news, marketplace listings, and suspiciously helpful results.

An interactive plant-collecting experience with a greenhouse, parcels, and an herbarium.

A short browser game turns a fly into the boss of a satirical supercomputer lab: catch bananas, set a local best, and contemplate questionable compute.

A desktop browser demo for a convoy roguelite: steer three hover bikes, fight raiders, and move cargo ahead of a storm.

A Japanese-language interactive reading pairs a birth card calculated from your birthday with a stone chosen through questions about your present intentions.

An official site for a forthcoming gothic, single-player Daifugo card game, where 30 local rules become summonable characters.

A site where visitors can write an anonymous letter, cast it into a virtual sea, or pick up one left by someone else.

banana.bingo indexes eight playful project links, with each entry marked by a different number of bananas.

FSDino is a crowdfunded plan to upgrade an older Tesla, put an inflatable dinosaur inside, and livestream a multi-day loop around Czechia.

A free mobile strategy game where concealed gingerbread soldiers move across a board and settle attacks with Rock-Paper-Scissors.

A free Portuguese-language browser game where you click or tap to zap mythic enemies before they reach the temple.

A personal project invites people to pause together for sixty seconds at 12:30 UTC on the March equinox.

A block-built take on real-world places, with city exploration, location-based games, and prompts for changing a scene.

An anonymous shared illustrated forest where each visit helps trees grow, and visitors can plant one tree a day without signing up.

A daily and unlimited game where players resize a hidden silhouette against a true-scale reference and score their estimate.

A work-in-progress couch co-op shooter for up to twelve players, with phones, controllers, or keyboards as ways to join.

A collection of memory, puzzle, perception, and arcade-style games, with rounds that challenge players to recall colors, tones, timing, shapes, and more.

A browser-based café lets visitors choose among conversation tables hosted by characterful muses.

A family gaming project introduces five sibling characters, each tied to a distinct game world, with some experiences labeled playable beta and others still in development.

A browser-based party game has players shout an answer to a secret category, pass the phone, and avoid holding it when the hidden timer runs out.

A free daily guessing game asks you to resize a silhouette to match a real-world measurement, then scores your estimate.

An in-browser survival world opens in a protected Haven, then offers a seeded wilderness, crafting, quests, and survival meters.

A free multiplayer shooter set in a walled desert town, with battle royale, Team Deathmatch, Free for All, King of the Hill, and Bomb Defusal.

An interactive fictional archive follows Moon Jean, a radio-tuning astronaut and pirate DJ said to live in the missing second between Earth and the Moon.

A browser-based dog adventure presents frisbee, agility, scent-trail and photo-safari activities, with a character and park setting tailored to Bean.

A two-player tactical card game set at a Victorian masquerade, where masked guests compete across a shared board.

A Russian-language browser game interface for preparing zombie-survival raids, choosing a location, and heading into a shared district.

A proposed Solana-token-linked artwork turns qualifying trades into marks on an evolving ink scroll, which is meant to end permanently after 24 hours without a heartbeat.

A creator experiment centered on Minecraft gameplay videos that received very few YouTube views.

A free web game sends players across ten websites to solve clues; the fastest eligible run wins a US$10 gift voucher.

A multilingual tracker lists Russian oil refineries alongside attack counts, dates, capacity figures, and an aggregate estimate of disrupted capacity.

A waitlist-only iPhone app concept that would check for activity in selected apps during an armed session and show the results in a timeline or shareable receipt.

A fertility-themed roulette game asks players to pick days, place a bet, and see whether the wheel and a sperm race produce its “win.”

A PC survival game in development where players salvage electronics, repair a small robot, and restore power to a forest-swallowed city.