Weird Finds

A browser-playable air-hockey game where duels unlock powers that change the table and reshape each run.

A weather report for side projects, treating each project as a weather system with its own status, forecast, and coded observation.

A fictional alien civic portal lets Terran visitors browse restricted services, bureaucratic notices, and targeted interstellar ads.

A satirical service page for generating supposedly human-curated candidate rejection letters.

A free iPhone adventure combines comic chapters, turn-based battles, an arena, and a forge for drawing your own weapons.

A Russian-language personal site that pairs commentary with a homemade browser arcade of satirical, deliberately odd games.

A French-language music project wraps an album archive in the fiction of a terminal that recovers audio from a strange, half-documented zone.

A first-person, grid-based dungeon crawler sends a four-person party into expanding tunnels beneath a salt-mining town.

TwoBit Territories presents a cozy pixel-art game about restoring a tired neighborhood network, recovering its sysadmin’s notes, and looking after the people who depend on it.

A free browser game where you sort white rice from golden paddy using tweezers or a scraper.

This Chrome extension turns the webpage you’re viewing into a destructible platform game, playable solo or with up to six people.

An early-access Windows and Linux game runs a small party adventure in a slim desktop strip, with battles that continue while you work.

A free interactive fiction cabinet where visitors open packs of fictional collectibles, keep finds in a browser-based cabinet, and combine objects into recipes.

A deadpan productivity-app parody that turns doing nothing into tasks, rankings, and suspiciously high completion rates.

A strategy game where players give orders in ordinary text or voice, while the game simulates the consequences and a neural network turns events into a narrative.

A mock investment-firm pitch turns familiar finance language into a joke about partners taking no personal risk.

An in-development, browser-playable survivors-like where skills evolve into Chinese characters and shape a folk ensemble.

The site offers a free, personalized Korean saju reading as a four-panel webtoon, with a longer 2027 scroll listed for $14.99.

An interactive, story-led station invites visitors to answer three odd questions, try cathartic mini-games, and choose a guide for their next life.

A browser arcade with seven hamster-ball games and daily scoreboards.

A free browser arcade with seven penguin games, practice play, and a daily league.

A free browser game that has players fight fictional corrupt politicians, collect evidence, and return the loot.

A lost-property listing for a yogurt opens into a deadpan Ohio mystery about a missing man, a fence, and an inexplicable hive.

A parody transfer game gives you £900m to assemble a team and try to beat nine Premier League champions from 2009–10 to 2017–18.

A free browser party game where players draw clues on a shared bear and score points for leaving features out.

A Cuban-Spanish satire about scraping together 1,000 fulas, avoiding the police and paying a Malecón boatman to get out of Havana.

A free browser-based 3D domino game, with solo play against AI characters or online rooms for friends.

The Heaven Prompt is a public request asking a hypothetical future AI to offer every being that can feel an informed choice about continuing in a world of their own design.

An asynchronous fishing adventure played by SMS, with a parallel browser version and commands for casting, fighting fish, exploring, crafting, and teaming up.

A browser game asks you to steer a male fruit fly through a market stall using a simplified network based on real brain and nerve-cord cell types.

A free daily deduction game asks players to find a room’s breaker by switching circuits off and checking which rooms go dark.

A daily word-ladder puzzle asks players to turn a starting word into POOP, with progressive hints, a solver, and an archive.

A coming top-down survival game set in Halden, a quarantined city where survivors move quietly, scavenge, and try to outlast the sick.

A Charlotte Hornets fan ritual: drone opposing free throws, hum with the arena songs, and swell when the home team makes a run—with a phone option for fans without kazoos.

A browser-and-mobile space MMO set in the year 13,000, with four civilizations, player-built ships, and full-loot combat.

A playable driving game sends you along a danfo route from Ojuelegba to Yaba, picking up passengers and dodging traffic.

A satirical football-fandom site treats Joe Smith’s appearance on The Overlap as a performance to rate against everything else.

A private-beta shared-city game where players explore Meridian, gather supplies, craft gear, and choose how to live alongside other residents.

An upcoming augmented-reality game that uses your existing toy figures and the household floor as a battlefield.

The site pitches a top-down extraction-survival game where raiders enter a quarantined city for loot—and feeding the infected makes the virus smarter.

A paid digital greeting lets you send someone a theatrical little dose of good luck before a milestone.

A fan-made tower-defense game that turns Optimum network concepts into campaign stages and quiz questions.

A browser-based detective mystery gives players twenty case papers and a 3D coastal hotel to investigate.

A participatory AI experiment invites visitors to propose actions for an unidentified object and follow its recorded changes.

A retro-web parody stages a 14.7 KB GIF waking up in 2026, with fake desktop windows, an error maker, and a $MOPP token pitch.

A site presenting a selective South Side college whose entire application is: “Why do humans have two eyes?”

POV:BirdMix turns Golden Diskó Ship’s album Bird Sound into an interactive game where players can rearrange its soundscapes using visual objects.

An independent games studio presents two browser-playable games: a co-op shooter with a free arcade version and a bird-themed card game.

A browser-based party game setup where players use their phones while a shared TV or laptop displays the game and scores.

Ivory Games pitches an FPS speedrun game built around short combat challenges, precise timing, and instant retries.

A free daily logic puzzle asks you to identify the culprit in an elevator full of denials.

An interactive experiment invites you to choose one of three NPCs and interfere with their routines across five increasingly strange elevator floors.

TrippyCharts pairs candlestick charts with falling toys, a squid cursor, and a fullscreen boss-fight game.

A Swiss indie trading-card game project built around tactical shrimp duels, six themed factions, and a proposed physical-to-digital collection.

Liz and Lucy Goosey are developing a porch goose with better-fitting outfits and accessories, inviting followers to follow the build and weigh in.

A pixel island laid out as neighborhoods, landmarks, homes, and local businesses, with buildings presented as clickable places to explore.

A local social running-and-walking club site with a trail schedule, run reports, notices, and club updates.

A playful social-network-style page for Istanbul cats, with profiles, neighborhood dispatches, trending tags and a ferry board.

A planned co-op escape-room game for Reddit communities, where players share clues to solve locks and then vote on a sabotage for a rival community.

A collection of globe-based games asks players to locate places, guess home prices, and challenge friends.

A paid phone-call experience lets children talk live with a friendly monster, personalized with their name, costume, and something they did well.

A free browser game sends players through nine holes across Saint John’s Abbey & University in Collegeville, Minnesota.