Weird Finds

A parody storefront imagines salsa and blueberry jam as tiny “research compounds,” complete with a build-your-own tasting kit.

An in-development first-person ship game puts players aboard Hauler 17, navigating storms, salvage and failing infrastructure on a terraformed world buried in fog.

A paper-trading exchange turns 25 natural-world indices—such as mushroom activity, forest thirst, and solar flares—into markets using game credits.

An interactive horror-fiction archive invites visitors into the supposedly unofficial records of the Cunningham residence.

A browser-based hot-dog simulator interface for grilling, boiling, chilling, and dressing one very closely monitored frank.

A free, phone-playable 16-bit game turns crossing Egyptian streets into an arcade challenge, with nine characters and three difficulty settings.

A 20-minute bullet-heaven roguelite where players steer a Keeper defending a candle while choosing upgrades to build a survival run.

A Denver–Front Range property service says it investigates hauntings and mediates between residents and the living.

A playable satirical endless runner set on Jantar Mantar Road, where a fictional protester dodges barricades, cops, and tear gas.

A management game about running a video-game magazine, from planning issues and testing games to managing staff, advertising and finances.

A fan project is rebuilding the server for the original DOS client of AOL’s 1991–1997 Neverwinter Nights, with access planned through retro hardware or DOSBox.

An interactive story-game invites players to explore a nostalgic Malaysian town set in 2001, meet Amir and Nur, and try local games.

A nostalgia hub for 1970s–2000s cartoons, candy, collectibles, retro places, and the old Weather Channel look.

A PC factory-automation game about routing materials through machines, managing wind-powered production, and building a five-level beacon.

A Phoenix studio gathers browser games, Mac audio tools, shows, notes, and clothing concepts under one playful channel guide.

A forthcoming iPhone murder-mystery game set in 1924, where crosswords and other word puzzles lead to evidence, witnesses and accusations.

A free, scripted parody game asks players to judge confident machine claims, risk points, and inspect evidence notes.

A made-to-order video service uses snippets of someone talking in supplied home videos to make them appear to sing a chosen song.

A collection of browser-playable game mashups alongside a history of mods that combine mechanics and worlds from different games.

A fictional, satirical hockey journal adopts the trappings of scholarly publishing to certify conclusions about the past.

A browser-based tactical shooter with destructible walls, co-op rounds, and a player map editor.

Cairnglint presents a third-person action-adventure about restoring a chain of bronze heliographs across seven mountain monasteries.

A browser-based arcade game where you release an orbiting ship and try to catch the pull of the next planet.

A work-in-progress single-player HD-2D sandbox RPG where you begin as a randomly born life and set out with companions who have their own will.

Drunk Intelligence lets you ask Bev for deliberately bad advice, then switch to Sober Bev for the sensible answer.

An early-development online survival game set in a dark fantasy world where characters wake from death with a dwindling supply of lives.

A French World of Warcraft: Forever guild recruits players for a self-found run: no auction house, no outside mail, and no power-leveling.

A browser game offers solo and versus modes built around hitting a swinging, squishy bag made from a photo or selected character.

A browser-based rose-placement puzzle game with 500 levels, from 5×5 boards up to 60×60.

An interactive fake-drug-warning experience for SIDE, a Base coin paired with tokenized Eli Lilly stock.

A free, no-install collection of browser arcade games about identity security, credential theft, and AI-agent attacks.

A fan-made scorecard lets visitors vote on whether Tibo keeps a daily Codex shipping promise.

A free browser-playable card game built around stories and art from the 1940s Fleischer Superman animated shorts.

Medmenham Games is developing a WWII game about RAF photographic interpreters who study reconnaissance photos and use their findings to shape missions.

A coming-soon co-op horror game about a radio crew driving into the woods to record broadcasts that shouldn’t exist.

A retro-desktop-style browser toy presents a 3D pickle simulator with poke, brine, and water controls alongside mock telemetry.

A free, ad-free community site for rating, browsing, and submitting poo photos, with scores from 1 to 10.

A party game where 2–12 players answer the same prompt on their phones, vote, and get an AI-jury verdict.

A browser arcade preview turns a public X profile into a procedurally illustrated arena for a laser-and-jetpack demolition game.

A Korean-language test dashboard links ten demos spanning particle and globe experiments, emotion mapping, three darkness-themed paintings, and a two-version Seoul game.

A playful campaign lets people pre-register a name for the planned .fart web-address ending, expected in 2027.

The site documents a setup it says lets Grok control a mouse’s light, food, cage-door access, and company for a day.

A free creative voxel sandbox invites players to build, break, and explore as a character the site describes as “the pair of tits.”

An interactive puzzle game asks you to experiment with objects and discover the hidden rules of small worlds.

A word game asks players to connect real design terms into a chain, with typing, voice, and camera-mode options.

Deploy pitches a head-to-head technology competition where robots take on practical tasks in home-like and commercial settings.

Vellomo presents an AI Minecraft builder moved onto Solana, where its blocks are described as permanent.

An interactive Turkish-language archive for Tömye, a fictional planet with its own characters, calendar, naming system, games, and reader-created worlds.