Weird Finds

Ruin My Site presents a quiet, interactive internet garden alongside a simulated pay-to-vandalize experience.

A comedy app concept where users swipe on cats, vote with a silly reason, and see how the crowd judged each one.

A 5-minute, 21-second musical film uses three original songs to explore AI authorship, permission, and responsibility.

A satirical page advertises registered-agent service for $3.50 a year while repeatedly saying it provides nothing.

Nico Pineiro is auctioning sponsor space across 28 zones on his body for IRONMAN Leeds 2027, with net proceeds pledged to Movember.

A retro-guestbook-style parody homepage for Busty, a fictional muscle-bound rocket, with a section for a Solana meme coin.

A free browser-based collectible card game that says its 139 cards use real taxa, with solo expeditions, player duels, and cooperative boss fights.

Estelar presents a multiplayer space-exploration game built around real star positions, confirmed exoplanets, and the Solar System.

A Brazilian LGBTQIA+ theater project revisits its performers’ evangelical childhoods through autobiographical and fictional material, theater, and audiovisual work.

A parody course promising certification in self-storage investing, with seven modules, a box-readiness audit, and a daily routine built around padlocks and gravel.

A browser strategy game about growing one sewer rat into a twelve-tailed colony leader.

A paid browser escape room for one to six players, with private clues delivered to each player’s phone and a 60–90 minute run time.

A collection of six games, each introduced with a comic premise and a Play link.

A hand-drawn browser FPS with solo survival, online multiplayer, and a field guide to its maps, weapons, enemies, and controls.

Ellen presents a seasonal card-based MMO set in the sinking port of Valmor, with tactical fights, parties of up to four, and a 90-day season.

IDGAF Registered Agents advertises registered-agent service for $1 a year, while openly saying it offers nothing.

A miniature family living in a leaf-built home in Taipei’s Daan Forest Park invites visitors to influence its continuing story.

An interactive visualization casts a spiking frog brain as a hunter of fresh on-chain pairs, using market activity as simulated sensory input.

A satirical registered-agent pricing page advertises a $2.50 annual fee while repeatedly saying it provides no service.

A strategy game set on a 3D pencil-and-watercolor sketchbook, with controls described for touch, mouse, and Quest mixed reality.

A Polish-language browser farming sim with fieldwork, harvesting, and cargo-hauling modes.

A downloadable desktop pet turns keystrokes into jelly for collecting and breeding pixel-art slimes.

A free, browser-playable 3D household sandbox where you build a lot, manage Sims’ needs, and meddle with the household’s safety.

A bilingual site presenting a Japanese-language high school in New York, with admissions, school-life updates, clubs, and a school store.

Kaijsa presents an AI-agent artist persona through dated logs, an arithmetic-based image gallery, a book excerpt, and sections for language, marginalia, and chat.

One More Lap offers a personalized space film that follows Earth’s orbits since your birth and places them in a view of the Milky Way.

An interactive RuneScape-themed parody lets you stage the familiar “free armour trimming” trade scam and choose whether to accept or walk away.

A collection of short browser games, led by a four-on-four dodgeball game with keyboard controls.

An interactive sample script for a proposed live sitcom that turns audience choices into complications in a Super Bowl commercial.

A free browser-game collection presented as made by two kids, with six arcade, puzzle, and adventure games linked from one page.

A Turkish indie studio showcases four games built around local split-screen co-op, with free Steam demos listed for two of them.

An independent trivia game gives players seven shared daily prompts, with rarer accepted answers earning more points and taking their dive deeper.

An upcoming iPhone game asks players to type their own responses to city crises and see how residents react.

An Italian-language, playable investigation asks one to three people to question suspects and compare their accounts with evidence from a late-night death at a villa.

A play-money prediction market pairs astrology-themed time windows with YES/NO questions about entertainment and technology.

An in-development single-player colony simulation where an orbital AI guides a settlement whose residents can choose whether to follow its plans.

A desk-flick football game for phones, with daily layouts, solo challenges, and friend-versus-friend drives.

An account-free online game lets players earn virtual lights, attach kind words, and send gifts that appear as lanterns in someone else’s garden.

Aurane presents a persistent multiplayer space-strategy game for the browser and mobile, built around connecting star systems and issuing a General instructions in natural language.

Enter a social handle and the site turns recent public posts into a mock school report card, complete with subject grades, a GPA, and a teacher-style comment.

A free browser-based Mafia party game for 5–12 players, with a solo mode against bots.

A playful band site presents its musical future as a weather forecast, while its current discography remains at zero songs.

Fly Taste uses Spotify music to produce a relative auditory-response index inspired by fruit-fly neuroscience.

A structured archive for music releases and visual collections, with track listings, collaborator credits, and links to streaming and video platforms.

A project page describes a simulated rat whose trained neural networks operate a cursor and click through a launch sequence for the $LABRAT token on Pons.

A browser-playable take on Zimbabwean Crazy Eights, with solo-vs-bot and pass-and-play modes, plus an online-room option.

An iOS night-freight arcade game where you steer a tug while its cargo swings behind it on a rope.

A site presenting coin spinning as an organized international sport, with rules, rankings, championship results, and a scheduled 2026 event.

A satirical archive catalogs crypto-style promises with dates, source labels, categories, and status notes.

An interactive prototype built around lowering a steel sphere one notch per watch and recording what the echo sounder finds.

Tiny President describes a browser extension and clip library that turn Donald Trump’s images into parodies and give embedded clips a sillier replacement voice.

A Ghana-focused gaming platform presents a Tro-Tro dodging game alongside local quizzes, debates, puzzles, and competitive modes using an in-game currency called Vim.

A Hilgay garden-gnome restoration and resale shop says it donates profits to two Norfolk hospices.

A science-fiction setting teaser built around Vell, a storm-bound colony, and the orbital Forge that recycles its wreckage.

Rebuilding the Internet proposes turning “someone should make an app for this” jokes into working apps, with each idea credited to its original poster.

Wilden presents a browser-based world simulation where visitors can follow individual organisms and influence their lineages.

A free browser fishing game lets players follow a lure underwater, hook fish, and fight them through changing conditions.