Oddly Specific

Mehram presents a web-based matchmaking service with CNIC-verified profiles, family review, and conversations that require both walis’ approval.

A browser arcade chase sends one or two players through real New York streets to find landmark targets while avoiding pursuing chompers.

A 3D platformer about Pip Marlow reconnecting seven reed bridges across a giant swamp, with a demo and an embedded browser mini-level.

A browser-based collectible card game where packs mine on a countdown and players build decks for hourly auto-battles.

A public information page for a Simons Collaboration research workshop at Harvard, scheduled for October 19–November 6, 2026.

Heirloom Pictures offers a commissioned short pencil film, set to an original song and made from a loved one’s photographs and stories.

A playable beta of Dhamet, presented as a Mauritanian strategy game, with AI, local and online play, and an interactive tutorial.

A free-to-play mahjong app pairs Hong Kong rules with solo practice, online matches, and lessons.

A Korean agricultural company documents field work and connects records, photos, dates, and evidence with AX tools.

A playful, arcade-style site for tracking real Pokémon cards that Stacy Morrow says she leaves around the world, with photo-based finder reports.

zoukeuse is a planned app for finding someone to dance with that same night, starting in Martinique and Guadeloupe.

An independent, in-development single-player sim about building and running a climbing gym, with a browser beta available by application.

A browser-playable prototype about buying a faded golf club, restoring it and building the business behind the sport.

A free, browser-based fishing game asks players to choose five pieces of tackle for a particular fishing spot and set of conditions.

A browser game for customizing Brazilian cars, with options for stance, wheels, paint, and parts.

A free browser game asks players to resize animals, landmarks, and vehicles against a fixed reference, then score how close their estimates come.

A browser-presented light-gun rail-shooter replica with chapter and difficulty menus, high scores, graphics and audio settings, and an editor.

An Israeli community for tech, startup, and creative professionals to meet through activities such as surfing, running, padel, and volunteering.

A Portuguese-language survival game that sends Saint Seiya’s Knights through the Sanctuary’s Twelve Houses.

A free private server project presents a remastered version of the 2008 rhythm MMO, with Windows downloads, dance battles, customization, and player rooms.

A daily word, proverb, or quotation puzzle where players peel back layers of letter tiles to uncover the answer.

A public research platform examining outer space through social, cultural, material, and design studies.

A free browser motorcycle racer where riders fight for position on scenic roads.

A beta 3D snowboarding game with an endless descent and a mountain-park mode.

A planned members’ pinball club for the Wenatchee Valley, currently gathering founding-member interest and organizing pop-up tournaments.

RepairLine presents one-on-one video sessions in which contractor Pedro would guide homeowners through repairs, safety checks, and quote reviews.

Buddha Food System presents a grid-farming model that groups independent Nepalese farms into cooperative clusters, with shared operations and blended finance.

A recruitment page for couples to take a paid, 6–12 month mobile facilities assignment across the Netherlands.

Marte Labs describes a planned device that turns real yarns into shaped fabric, then takes finished garments back apart into yarn.

FirewoodKiosk is seeking partner locations for a self-serve firewood kiosk aimed at campgrounds, resorts, gas stations, and other destinations.

A free browser game offering 2v2 padel matches against AI, online play with friends, and practice against a ball machine.

A browser-based multiplayer cell-arena game offers solo play, mutation upgrades, and controls for recording or loading models.

Roadonomy presents a driving game set on real Sydney streets, with controls for fares, drifting, boosting, and free driving.