Weird Finds

A free browser story game set in a nocturnal New York, where Kai can stop time for four seconds and investigate the city’s growing pauses.

A Korean-language creative playground lets visitors try 17 fictional company experiences, from dream-title assignments to imaginary excuses and a one-day employee ID.

A line-art open-world browser game about stealing antiques, borrowing cars and planes, and selling your haul.

This art-and-science project translates scientific observations into electronic compositions, including an eight-piece program drawn from space datasets.

A detailed parody of a DMA cheat site for Arena Breakout: Infinite, complete with fake features and an excuse generator; the page says nothing is real or for sale.

A satirical, pixel-styled news channel about Austria and NFTs, presented by fictional AI moderators.

A free browser RPG tribute to the 1985 game, with a new city, story, party, spells, and dungeon to explore.

A speculative online museum that files AI history as excavations from the perspective of a silicon lifeform in 2050.

Bramblehold is a one-to-six-player survival-crafting game whose forest grows each night, accompanied by a detailed guide to its creatures.

This Russian-language mock state portal offers problem disposal, random government services, documents, a guestbook, a poll, and forums.

A character site where Brooklyn cats Frankie the Shark and Boots acquire cosmic lore, distinctive profiles, and a four-part daily practice.

A fan project sets a top-down mischief game on Bratislava’s real streets, with water pistols, bubbles, confetti and other harmless antics.

A browser-playable action roguelite casts a Javanese wayang kulit performance as a mythic journey through a ruined Yogyakarta palace.

A free browser simulator puts players through starting, synchronizing, and operating a pressurized-water reactor.

Tiny Atlas turns public datasets into interactive 3D miniatures, including a live view of Poland’s power grid and a globe of recent earthquakes.

An interactive, walk-through presentation of Yuya Film Studio, organized around a film-production pipeline and its current project, ÉCLAT / V02.

An interactive joke chart lets you stretch the “Fuck Around” axis and watch the “Find Out” consequences climb.

A kid-friendly collection of free games themed around Dubai places and attractions, made by Samar, age 8.

An interactive tribute recreates the 2009 BlackBerry Bold 9700 as a device for exploring early-web stories and artifacts.

A browser game asks you to find the one silly goose among 25 geese in ten tries.

An interactive community experiment lets people equip a creature, send it into trouble, and vote on what happens next.

A pre-launch soulslike game set in a subterranean cathedral, with an interactive boss duel and fourteen planned boss chambers.

A compact action game about collecting energy, dodging attacks and competing as one of three inventors in a floating scrap city.

A small multiplayer game for browser, phone, or computer where skills improve through use and survival depends on what you eat, where you go, and who joins you.

An ambient lofi room turns activity on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and USDC into weather-like sounds and visuals.

An Italian-language project uses numbered cards to collect compliments and short stories from the people who receive them.

A cooperative pass-the-phone party game that moves from open-ended clues to one-word hints to silent mime.

MechaSafari is developing a wilderness game where small teams evade autonomous machines while completing objectives, with the encounters also intended to test robotics in the real world.

A pre-seed pitch for a proposed AI agent that would use semen electrolyte readings to set Polymarket bet risk.

A planned, free two-day drive across central Arizona combines backroads, camping, cheap street-legal cars, and roadside trash pickups.

A free early-access arcade racer for macOS and Windows, with 10 tracks, split-screen races, and phone-as-controller support.

An interactive 3D event page for a planned continuous freestyle-rap record attempt benefiting a veteran program.

A free browser arcade game where players choose a basketball referee and take on rivalries across Argentine cities.

A solo or multiplayer game where you watch real flights and guess their destination before landing.

A free browser game about a fictional porch prank, where players film a character’s reactions and try to collect them all.

A St. Louis record label presents its releases, artist roster, and dispatches as an evolving broadcast archive.

Braget presents business setup and operations as a zipper-closing exercise, complete with mock-serious specialist roles and credit-based plans.

A playable chess variant where two knights fuse into one piece that can jump twice in a turn.

A browser-based side-scrolling shooter casts you as a horse-helicopter pilot rescuing hostages under fire.

A browser game turns bouncing-ball physics into a song-identification challenge.

A Turkish-language comedy site bringing together cockroach-themed mini-games, videos, dialogue, and chat.

SCRAM is a phone-based neighborhood hide-and-seek game where runners hide on foot and hunters chase using timed location pings.

A game project about a two-to-four-player platform fighter set at a festival in the sky, with a roster of 16 fighters, playtest registration, and detailed descriptions of its modes.

An interactive fictional correspondence leads into a proposed Halloween weekend near Austin, with riddles, a cornfield search and a guest register.

TraceTheory turns fictional investigation files into an online mystery: examine records, interviews, and forensic material, then submit an evidence-backed accusation.

A phone line invites people to speak to someone they have lost, with calls presented anonymously on the site.

An interactive radio-world project set in a fictional coastal town, with five FM stations, original hosts, and ads for imaginary local businesses.

An interactive Halloween experience asks visitors to solve four parcel riddles, unlock a coroner’s office, and restore a body.

A sprawling philosophy project argues that kindness follows from a single starting point: “one record exists.”

A browser-based battle royale game about commanding drone swarms, gathering ore, building units, and trying to outlast the other players.

A bilingual landing page for a pixel-art beat-'em-up about a stadium clash, featuring players from Albania and Kosovo.

A recruitment and news site for a PvP guild on the WoW Forever realm, dressed in timber-company language.

This Portuguese-language 3D running game says it uses a camera to turn running or walking in place into movement on selectable tracks.

Tiny Baby Crown presents an action dungeon-crawling roguelike where a baby explores a daycare dungeon, solves puzzles, and faces a goblin horde.

An interactive archive turns familiar internet video loops into circular timelines you can explore in 4D.

A Chrome extension described as turning webpages into tower-defense levels, where players place towers in the empty space around hyperlinks.

A location-based drawing tool for creating real-world-scale art and publishing it to a shared globe.

An interactive browser demo lets players claim parcels, shape buildings, and display a brand, website, and social links across a pixel city.

A seeded causal simulation follows Earth’s history from planetary formation through civilisation, AI transition, and post-human futures.

A browser fishing game where players steer a boat, cast, reel in fish, and upgrade their gear and boat.

A one-person games studio is making Quark Forge, an Android colour-matching puzzle built around particle physics and chain reactions.

This Catalan-language page turns a Volkswagen T6 camper into the unruly alter ego of its owner, complete with a gallery and mock police file.

A whimsical field-note page from “Alec” describes three neighborhood kindness projects in Santa Fe, from a porch orchestra to a shared pot of green chile soup.