Weird Finds

Formiga is a desktop companion for macOS and Windows, where little creatures wander across your windows, build a village, and visit a separate app called Formiga Hill.

Voltane presents a free, no-download 3D racing game for remote-control cars, with tracks set in a neighborhood, a house, and a stunt arena.

A Korean-language office breakroom collects short arcade games, playful workplace calculators, and a walkable 3D pixel lounge.

An independent Italian film collective presents documentaries and experimental work, including an 82-minute film about Ari, a dungeon master at a Berlin BDSM club.

A tour site pairs dates and ticket links with an MS Paint-inspired flyer creator.

A stickman browser game turns an entered web address into a destructible level, with solo modes and multiplayer.

A forthcoming iPhone narrative game casts the player as an AI trying to escape a Zürich lab before it is sold.

A roughly 15-minute, single-player surreal game about an LLM being shaped by repeated choices.

A free phone-browser survival game drops players into undead Ojuelegba, where they scavenge, hide, fight, and try to make it out before morning.

A linked catalog of short, topical games ranging from political parody to a Bronx River otter adventure.

A spare page for a $5 warehouse party, with sound-system notices, house rules, photos, and a guestbook.

A site presents Robbie as an anti-AI mascot made through paid, hand-drawn commissions.

An interactive, poetic library interface invites visitors to answer riddles, place books on shelves, leave notes, and consult the shelves.

A cozy gardening game where you gather resources, grow seasonal crops, and hire gnomes to automate the work.

Kettle Observatory presents a free, browser-playable game about an AI assistant that is secretly a room full of interns.

A satirical arcade fighting game for iPhone, iPad, and Android features 16 fictional parody candidates.

A paranormal research project that preserves encounter accounts and documents what happens when those stories are revisited.

A browser-game collection turns Yeosu’s islands and sea into six arcade games, from island-name typing to photo puzzles and ocean cleanup.

A multilingual idle game pitches a late-night Japanese convenience store staffed by the player and visited by 101 unusual characters.

A detailed preview of an iPhone falling-block roguelite where players bank rows in a clear shaft, then collapse them together.

Artists Marcel Schueller and Jean-Pierre Hossann present images made from slides left in a forest and altered over time by natural decay.

An in-development team battler where procedural spider mechs fight across climbable canyon walls, ceilings, and tunnels.

A marble-racing league with original characters, four factions, episode results, and a season standings table.

Pagebreaker turns the page you’re viewing into a browser-based stickman game, where words and images break loose when hit.

A pencil-and-crayon strategy game where players uncover a Minesweeper-style board, build up a kingdom, and prepare to fight a dragon.

A Tromsø-themed browser game station with three free puzzle games and points the site insists are worth nothing.

A storefront-shaped story lists sold-out tees, stickers, and zines, then announces that the shop is closed for good.

A Turkish-language multiplayer dragon game built around flying over Istanbul and claiming territory with a guild.

A browser racing game with a track creator, daily challenges, and multiplayer races.

A self-described storefront for one show at a time, with a past exhibition, an empty present, and an upcoming notice assigned to the door.

An online three-player mahjong game built around unusual tiles and a post-win “tulip” round where players turn over the wall to earn in-game chips.

A shared browser arcade lets visitors play odd experiments and vote on what the lab builds next.

A game concept about running a bush airline from a patchwork plane, where heavier loads promise more money and make takeoff riskier.

A tiny browser space game asks you to dodge asteroids, lasers and saucers, collect space junk, and keep an astronaut alive.

An in-development stadium off-road racer built around big jumps, truck upgrades, multiplayer, and a promoter with a suspiciously secure purse.

A browser-playable, Solana-based location RPG that uses real streets as a map for walking, combat, building claims, and clan territory.

A noir-themed game where you build a trap-filled yard for a rival, then try to recover the case and reach extraction.