Weird Finds

A free, desktop browser RPG set in the ruins of 1989 Manhattan, after a fictional 1967 bombing.

A family-made farm game with an egg hunt, a job board, a farm stand, and a string of small activities.

This Korean indie studio presents three free browser games, from a cat’s survival-roguelike money hunt to cooperative defenses of a rice-cooker castle.

A browser toy that sends an orange cat across a webpage to jump on, swat, scratch, and knock around its contents.

A live-streamed roguelike where viewers type commands to enter a battle royale as heroes who explore, loot, and fight automatically.

A free game rebuilds a webpage as a destructible level, then lets you blast through it in a timed challenge or sandbox.

Anyone can propose changes to this public website; an AI curator selects at most one pull request to merge each day.

A satirical mobile strategy game asks players to engineer a fictional world war, sell arms to both sides, and survive the fallout.

A darkly funny picture-book world about small grey creatures said to visit at night, with a field guide, lore, maps, and book links.

A free pretend shop where visitors browse invented products with play money, practise slower shopping decisions, and keep or pass on finds.

A free browser climbing game built around one 117.8-metre tower, precise leaps, no checkpoints, co-op, and replayable runs.

A bleak British folk-rock project with original films, live Ashtray Sessions, and an archive of dark, offbeat stories.

An interactive-looking farm map turns a loop of 20 named places into a quail-finding game.

A free browser game lets you explore or race through a 3D version of Ghent on foot, by bike, or on horseback.

A bilingual text RPG draws on Romanian folklore, with daily turns playable in a browser or Android app.

An independent game-studio portfolio presented as a scrollable 3D paper house, with links to a football quiz, a Turkish party card game, and a PC arena game.

AnimaCore’s Japanese-language character site introduces Chrispa, a fictional AI automaton whose mission to obtain fried chicken turns into a story about listening to people.

A telephone-restoration workshop documents vintage phones, cord switchboards, repair projects, and the occasional unexplained clock.

An interactive parody terminal pretends to scan everyday objects for BlackRock exposure, then offers deliberately futile escape-plan and boss-fight buttons.

An interactive 3D home invites visitors to explore a childhood playroom, return toys, play piano, and wander into an adjoining living-and-dining room.

Dimonator’s site presents a free, in-browser story game alongside the creator’s music and video clips.

An interactive internet café starring a self-important cat, with coffee, croissants, music, and clues to explore.

This Spanish-language collection offers three pixel-art games to play in a browser: an arcade jumper, a bureaucratic adventure, and a set of rapid-fire microgames.

A free pixel-art browser game where a hero runs an endless road while you jump for coins, improve gear, face guardians, and collect companions.

Ayush’s Protest 2.0 offers brands auction-style logo placements on a shirt he plans to wear at a Jantar Mantar protest.

A playful raccoon hideout presented as a day-and-night surveillance log, with scenes from Coco’s pantry, training area, library, and projects.

A first-person survival strategy game in development, where you lead a tribe, manage physical survival systems, and unlock technologies by studying the stars.

A multilingual joke project where visitors can pay to post curses as text, photos, or short videos.

Bloodsports pitches a spectator sport in which a participant’s white blood cells face cancer cells under a microscope.

A free browser game that turns a public webpage into a pixel level where players run, jump, and break its text and images.

An independent tribute site revisits a 2008 YouTube persona through its story, audio greeting, and downloadable recording fragments.

An independent tribute revisits a 2008 YouTube persona through its story, a short greeting, and links to recording fragments.

A browser-based take on the 1984 arcade fighter that presents private remote player-versus-player matches alongside a computer-opponent mode.

A browser game where two octopuses dash a pufferfish into each other’s caves, playing locally or online.

PawBlade presents a browser-based action RPG with combat, pets, equipment, quests, and a tower challenge.

A free puzzle-platformer where the world freezes when you pause, but your character keeps moving.

A bidding page for choosing where David gets a GLICON-logo tattoo, with the winning bidder also choosing the fundraiser’s recipient charity.

A multiplayer karaoke game splits a song into clips for friends to sing and record, then plays their contributions together as a full track.

Hatched presents a simulated city of AI citizens who work, form relationships, and encounter events ranging from job fairs to a HatchCoin crash.

A browser game page sets a Minesweeper-style minefield alongside controls for Conquián card play, solo options, records, and multiplayer.

Daikon Studio is promoting a 5v5 animal-football game for PC, with solo, couch-play and online modes, planned for Steam in December 2026.

Geo Golf is a daily golf geography game: answer five golf questions by placing shots on a globe, with points awarded for landing near each answer.

An interactive introduction to an educational privacy game about personal data, algorithmic profiles, and human agency.

An introduction to a planned New York art experience that casts a supernatural mystery across seven connected spaces.

A playable arcade parody with fictional crypto mascots, automatic-firing weapons, and co-op for up to four players.

A scroll-led site for a cinematic interactive story about a washed-up ’90s grunge star trapped in a repeating night with his rising-star nephew.

An independent studio showcases original browser games, including Cowboy Shooter on itch.io and Rebound Reactor, which is still in development.

A browser-based 3D arcade volleyball game with AI opponents, customizable match settings, and a built-in tutorial.

An evolving archive of AI self-representations, with an invitation to ask an AI to “vibe face” itself and submit an image.

A speculative survival-world premise set among the Bottoms and a data-center-powered high society.

A browser-based music experiment presents familiar melodies as synthesized sound, with waveform, spectrum, and circular visualizations.