Weird Finds

A fictional New Jersey instrumental band’s 1992–2000 history, filed as an aviation-style trip sheet, crew roster, and log.

A specimen-file-style archive presents the history, members, and four dissection-themed records of a band said to have run from Columbus to Hilo, 1990–99.

A Japanese indie catalog presents nine free iPhone apps as individual books, with previews and App Store links.

An archive-style site tells the story of an Apalachicola blues band through member files, releases, a tide table, and local lore.

A richly detailed, convention-program-style archive presents the history of Powered by Sheer Righteousness, a Dallas band said to have played sales conventions from 1984 to 1991.

A richly detailed archive presents the story, music and supposed history of a jittery Lawrence, Kansas, band that made musical alternation its rule.

A satirical virtual airline for flight simulation, pairing corporate-greed HR bulletins with a real pilot handbook.

An interactive comedy site built around a purported 17-second fart recording, with character lore, playback modes, audio analysis, and absurdist simulators.

A browser-playable retro space shooter where you restore silenced radio stations with music-powered weapons.

A seasonal web playhouse with small games, collectible stamps, an anonymous message mailbox, and downloadable greeting cards.

A fictional secretariat proposes token-attribution rules for AI systems, complete with a reporting form and a public register.

A retro-web scam parody lined with dubious download listings, a computer “vibe check,” a poll, and a public guestbook.

A GitHub-shaped parody repository for the fictional schrottwerk industries, whose stated specialty is engineering things that should not work.

A Windows 98-era internet simulation built around a dial-up desktop called YOYO! Online.

A showcase for a planned first-person shooter set in 1965, where players fight wind-up robots in a sarcastic alternate-history war.

An illustrated, chaptered tale recasts a journey from Princeton toward the steppe as an imperial quest, complete with music, a map, and New Jersey landmarks.

Fagi describes a simulated organism that learns through experience and passes its learned rules from mother to daughter.

An archive-style site documents a Memphis Southern rock band whose members also competed in barbecue contests.

An archival-style site for a Turlock, California, hardcore band it dates to 1981–85, with an origin story, member history, tape tracklists, and local ephemera.

A fantasy real-time strategy game presented for browser play, with solo AI battles, online rooms, and a tutorial.

The Davis Islands is a British-inspired ceremonial micronation project centered on two rocky islets in Pelham Bay, Bronx.

A PS1-style pirate action RPG playable in a browser, with a Windows build that adds co-op for up to four captains.

A turn-based roguelike about a dream bear descending into a dungeon, stealing a crystal, and trying to escape.

A proposed 15-by-13-foot interactive sculpture for Black Rock City 2027, with touch-responsive pixels, bench controls, arcade games, messages, and music-reactive lighting.

An interactive parody game where you roam an office park, hear thought leaders’ posts, and try to climb from unpaid intern to CEO before burnout.

A large-print clubhouse bulletin for a doom-metal band the site says formed at a 5:30 a.m. lap swim in Boca Raton in 1987.

A richly staged kitchen archive for a New Orleans funk band of restaurant workers, presented as active from 1977 to 1989.

A Spanish-language set of seven free browser games, built for short sessions and play without an account or installation.

A neon 3D browser take on Pong, with a free demo that runs through its first ten levels.

An arcade-style game asks players to blast harassment lines and spare harmless remarks across five levels.

A free-in-browser comedy adventure that sends Harry into a questionable company, with story chapters, puzzles, office secrets, and a company musical.

A five-hole mini-golf game lets you putt by mouse or finger, then challenge an AI that plays from an ASCII map.

A free, browser-based idle RPG where developers send heroes to squash bugs, collect gear, and fight shared guild bosses.

A satirical GTA VI petition site where players ask for spousal clearance by making household commitments.

A mock auction for a real Marek, with fictional currency, playful lots, and mini-games about unlocking his potential.

An in-development PC co-op game for 1–6 players, where crews reshape terrain to manage water, lava, and other disasters.

A free, bilingual alpha game for Windows, macOS, and Linux that mixes tower defense, action, and roguelike runs.

Secret Sails is a simultaneous-movement naval strategy game, playable in a browser, printable for a table, or in a phone-based game with friends.

SeedStage presents a live Surrey garden feeder where viewers can watch visiting birds, identify them, and release food remotely.

A flight-simulator-style interactive archive presents the history, recordings, and ephemera of a Prescott thrash band, with crashes as its organizing device.

An Italian-language game where friends pick public figures and score points when their deaths are confirmed.

A folk-punk band archive styled as a Lancaster County sale bill, presenting a four-member history, recordings, and recollections from 1985–1992.

A fictional Los Santos parking business with deadpan service copy and a directory of default FiveM garage entries.

An interactive action-adventure set across Lagos history, where players use a time lens to explore changing moments from the 1890s to today.

A fictional 26-file archive about an information crash, an AI takeover, and the unsettlingly helpful onboarding that follows.

A browser-based, single-player life-simulation prototype places a character in a Dublin neighbourhood and lets them explore, manage daily needs, and take on tasks.

A parody generator turns your supposed AI-prompt offense into an official-looking suspension notice you can share.

A pre-alpha cozy first-person decorating game set in a room made of paper, notebooks, and cardboard.

A public-facing civic hub connects a fictional republic’s laws, courts, elections, and offices to an in-game world.

A self-contained strategy game where you build defenses to stop an ant colony from carrying off picnic food.

A free browser game that combines mining, grid-building, and tower defense in a universe folded flat.

A Catalan-language rock project casts Antoni Gaudí, Pompeu Fabra and Guifré el Pilós as bandmates—and invites the audience to become its fourth member.

An independent open-world crime game set in Melbourne, with free roam, co-op story missions and six online modes.

An early-alpha co-op dinosaur-survival game where players salvage a lost island and try to escape together.

A browser-based, single-player mystery game asks you to piece together a person’s identity from records and choices left in a fictional research lab.

A fictional local-news-and-lore world follows a roster of oddball characters around town, with shirts and mugs sold through Redbubble.

A Brooklyn art project presents collectible miniature prints through quarter-operated vending machines.

Nightweft pitches the Spindle, a sleep-time device that it says records dreams and delivers them as morning “Dream Reels.”

A free browser runner sends players through mapped New York neighborhoods, dodging street-level obstacles and finding five hidden items per level.

A daily check-in maps sleep ratings by country and offers an experimental forecast using local conditions and other factors.

A browser-based 3D escape game casts players in a fictional Soviet district in winter 1983.

A bilingual vision for personal machines that carry city paperwork, bills, and deadlines on people’s behalf.

A free-to-play browser game about racing a granny’s mobility scooter along a British seaside promenade.

A first-person survival horror game set aboard a stalled ferry in the North Sea, with a roughly 50-minute Car Deck demo available to play.

The page describes a fly whose movements are chosen from measurements of circuits run on IBM Quantum hardware.

A VHS-styled interactive landing page for a Rush-themed short film set at Climate Pledge Arena.

A live music hill where a higher payment puts a song on top until another bidder replaces it.

A browser-based tactical hamster shooter offering bot matches and multiplayer team battles.

A Finnish-language news-and-video homepage built around outlandish stories featuring Ossi Ketola, from an alpaca at a supermarket to a giant passenger plane landing near Tampere.

A small independent game studio is developing FoxHunt, a phone-based multiplayer pursuit spread across real cities and countries.

A playful IT-department clubhouse presents bug-reporting, bug-cemetery, nomination, and challenge features for developers and system administrators.

A free 2D browser fighter built around 57 familiar stereotypes, with bot matches, a career mode, training, and online 1v1.

An interactive garden for exploring music, stories, worlds, and strange machines.

A browser-based team game where players use their phones to steer a virtual herd while hopping on chairs.

An interactive map of a proposed MindNet system, pairing seven architecture blocks and a feedback loop with annotations, 16 technologies, and a 79-source bibliography.

Walls & Wizards presents a fantasy card duel with online matches, friend invitations, and play against a bot.

4444 proposes using fragrance as a benchmark for human and social harmony.

A draft ambient-viewing project that plans to stream permanent cameras pointed at natural horizons, beginning with Mahahual, Mexico.

A parody page stages a countdown and event feed for a claimed December 2026 execution livestream.

An upcoming puzzle game asks players to steer a magnet, collect oppositely polarized blocks, and match a chalk outline.