Weird Finds

GCD Atlas is an interactive space atlas that renders celestial objects as printable ASCII and lets visitors travel from Earth outward through the universe.

A free browser demo for a political-bureaucracy satire game about managing a troubled city through office decisions and reports.

An interactive artificial-life experiment lets visitors alter a small simulated world, optionally add a learning caretaker, and save the result on their device.

A Chinese-language parody presents a school timetable and rule archive as a portrait of relentless discipline.

A browser-playable night world where players repair a moth’s light, explore puzzle rooms, and build rooms of their own.

A parody tool that weighs a pasted bio or day’s activities in insects.

Fliinch presents two free horror games: one set aboard a sinking liner, the other in a Toronto stalked by creatures that listen for sound.

A browser-based arena game where players coach simulated fruit-fly brains built from connectome data.

A two-person NFL game turns players’ missed time into weekly points, with picks locked at kickoff.

A personal birthday site turns a 77-photo archive into an arcade of games, photo rewards, and playful remixes.

A Sacramento jazz-fusion band improvises live from song titles suggested by the audience, with musicians swapping instruments along the way.

A custom wedding game invites visitors to play its first level, compare scores on a leaderboard, and follow Laura and Nathan’s story.

A richly themed website presents Slapped Silly, a physics-based party game built around slapping friends and causing chain-reaction chaos.

Slowsea is a forthcoming bilingual app where one-line letters drift anonymously through a shared sea, alongside real radio stations.

A Spanish-language page for an in-development psychological-horror metroidvania built around echoes of the player’s past actions.

A self-described three-friend drinking collective presents a database-themed manifesto, fictionalized transcripts, and a membership application.

A free collection of small browser experiences, from a gravity sandbox and pixel pet rock to ambient sound mixing and an internet time capsule.

A satirical Diablo Immortal site pairs faux-news commentary with an excuse generator and a wasted-time calculator.

A Russian-language collection of party games designed for friends to play together in browser rooms.

A $27-a-year registered-agent pitch that undercuts its own promises and compares its price with a roster of competitors.

A character-driven speculative story follows Adrian Cross, a chrome-armored human-amphibian cyborg, through street sightings and a fuel-related mishap in Istanbul.

A $19-a-year registered-agent service presents itself as the clearance-rack option, with a deliberately blunt list of what has been removed.

A free browser-based mystery series where players examine evidence, question suspects, and decide what happened—including in cases built around recognizable scams.

A free browser roguelite turns an AI-written daily challenge into a marble game played with deterministic physics.

A comedy app concept where humans, “as cats,” swipe on other people’s cats, vote with silly reasons, and see how the crowd voted.

An in-development city-life game tracked through the public ledger of Citizen 0047.

A multilingual browser game asks you to air out a home without letting Theo the cat escape.

A design preview for a player-created No Man’s Sky adventure, built around finding fragments of an unfinished story across several planned paths.

A browser-based detective game where players search a victim’s phone for evidence and choose a suspect.

A small studio presents three free browser games: an arrow-switching puzzle, a river-delivery game, and a timed score challenge.

A shared-replay robot-combat site where viewers predict fight outcomes using points with no monetary value.

A coming-soon mobile game pitches rebuilding an underwater cove through fish care, construction, story chapters, and arcade diversions.

SlopMart presents a concept for trading fictional objects through game-coin auctions, virtual delivery, and persistent ownership histories.

A fan project recreating the 1999 LEGO Racers game, with restored shortcuts, new tracks, and claimed mobile support.

An in-development browser MMO set across two shores and forty zones, with a closed beta announced for this winter.

A forthcoming iPhone adventure turns a chat interface into a 72-room game, with typed commands, investigations and three endings.

A coming-soon iPhone strategy game about building a village on a floating island, binding zombies into workers and raiding rival settlements.

A free browser game turns real Wikipedia articles into cards to collect, trade, and use in player battles.

A collection game where each card represents an article from French Wikipedia, opened in five-card packs.

A playable browser narrative about a young shepherd following a feared road after a dog returns alone and a sister goes missing.

A free, fan-made football game where you draft an XI from European Cup history and try to win a run of finals.

A browser-based collecting game where users open packs of cards based on Wikipedia topics, organize their collection, and trade cards through auctions.

A free browser-based, top-down pixel-art zombie shooter with meme-themed survivors, weapon loadouts, bosses, and multiple maps.

A browser-based naval arcade game presents missions, aircraft upgrades, flight controls and several play modes.

A locally framed satire about AI overuse, with fictional characters, film-tape entries, mini-games, and a bulletin board.

A participatory art installation invites visitors to submit short hopes, wishes, ideas, beliefs, or dreams to a categorized stream and folk archive.

A browser-based Su-25 simulator lays out a training flight with cockpit controls, flight procedures, weapons, and landing.

A free daily crossword game where unsolved words disappear every 45 seconds and are replaced by new words and clues.

An upcoming mobile game describes hatching and raising a dragon while rebuilding a mountain sanctuary and following a seven-chapter story.

A 3–10-player game where friends on their own phones interpret the same freshly generated ink blot and vote on each other’s finds.

A playful portal for a Taiwan pinball-themed amusement park, presenting its story-world, daily quests, character directory, and locations in Taichung, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung.

A browser-based drawing game offers several ways to make and guess pictures with friends, including flipbooks and one-line drawings.

An interactive, fictional surveillance-themed art experience tied to a 555-piece NFT collection for Privacy Coin.

A free browser-based co-op puzzle game where players on their phones each see a different clue piece, while the puzzle runs on a shared screen.

A Spanish-language card-golf game offering solo play against bots and local multiplayer on a shared phone.

A message is addressed to anyone, then sent to a random stranger who can answer.

RIMVANE presents a browser-based exploration RPG where players discover territory, fight, gather materials, and leave traces for other adventurers.

A browser-based prototype asks players to stage a group photo while dealing with hazards at locations in Iceland and Lebanon.

The app turns short sounds into challenges: listen once, record a copy, get a score, and challenge a friend.

FogPie presents itself as a steampunk learning instrument, pairing a fictional origin story with a pledge to solve company problems in an independent laboratory.

A strategy game where four consultancies compete for talent and try to out-deliver one another across 15 rounds.

A public UTC clock offers each of its 24 hours for a recurring claim, starting at $7.

Strangely matches people for voice or text conversations, with options for shared games, reading and doodling.

A free, interactive physics game where you move by absorbing smaller objects and shedding your own mass.

A browser-based ship game that presents cryptocurrency market movements as ocean conditions and in-game events.