Weird Finds

A free, offline Oregon Trail-style wagon game for iPhone and iPad, with an optional one-time pass for extra challenges.

A comic smoke-alarm field guide pairs fictional alarm “species” with an interactive low-battery chirp simulator and practical maintenance advice.

A two-person indie studio presents its satirical games, led by SUBJECT 09: The Speed of Science, a pixel-art musical-combat roguelite described as free to play in a browser.

A browser game turns a stretch of South Lockport into an open-world driving and crime playground, with jobs, cars, local landmarks, and police pursuits.

An upcoming Steam driving game asks players to guide a driver through voxel-built London streets using only spoken-style directions and driving requests.

A free browser stickman brawler where knockback determines whether a hit lands as a “tak,” “THUD,” “KRAK!” or “BOOM.”

An independent improv theatre that builds performances from audience stories and also stages an electronic clown project.

An interactive web-art piece that counts who is looking at the page and passes anonymous messages from one “last person” to the next.

CReActive Collective documents UntitledRoom, a digital artwork that gives artists immersive online rooms, and links to its live site.

A browser speed-golf game where Bluesky friends race on shared holes, or players can design and share their own.

Mishis turns photos of cats into a collectible pixel-art catalog, with optional social and neighborhood-map features.

A browser-based sound installation turns hand gestures into an evolving pad, vocal loop, and playable laser harp.

A live game-show-style site where four AI investor characters question coin pitches and deliver a verdict.

A Catalan-language rock project casts Gaudí, Pompeu Fabra and Guifré el Pilós as its band, and invites listeners to join in.

A landing page for an upcoming iPhone app of tactile 3D toys, including glass fruit, wax balls, and pressable keycaps.

A location-based walking game that turns real streets into territory to cover and claim in-game.

An interactive browser experience lets you swing and rearrange newspaper-style letters with hand gestures or phone controls.

Fly Chip presents an in-browser simulation of a fruit-fly brain, while a CPU learns to move a Pong paddle from the brain’s output.

A psychological-horror visual novel about living with an attentive doctor, taking apart old dolls, and facing a frightening choice.

HiveVerse presents a social island game with gathering, home-building, seasonal weather, arcade games, and AI neighbors.

An interactive isometric city lets visitors explore neighborhoods and trigger little events, from a passing train to an ice-cream van.

A playable platformer in the metroidvania tradition, set in a connected sewer world with bosses, unlockable skills, and secrets.

Moji Blade is a free browser game where you turn kanji, letters, symbols, or emoji into spinning battle tops; the site also catalogs typing and word games.

A library of 26 games, from voxel shooters and ninja duels to roguelikes and puzzles, with solo, bot, and multiplayer options.

A free 2D jetpack shooter that the site says you can play from a link, without a download or sign-up.

A carefully presented site for a planned free-to-play Roblox survival game set in Sleepy Hollow, 1790.

An ARG-styled archive gathers a 1994 fan trail for Nova Hart and the purported 14.2 Hz “Stardust signal.”

A browser-based beta for an unofficial fan project that brings Halo: Combat Evolved and Super Mario 64 game files into a multiplayer play experience.

A Brussels alt-rock band pairs a live-show listing with an interactive, four-musician stage that visitors can play in a browser.

A browser MMO where players use Claude or another coding agent to create distinct world shards.

A playable chess variant with portal-building rules, computer opponents, and settings for the board and draw conditions.

CLNR presents a 3D sidewalk-cleaning simulator concept, with controls for driving, sweeping litter, bagging dog waste, and unloading it at a bin.

A personalized interactive birthday surprise for Varshini, presented as a private pool session.

A Halloween-themed lawsuit-management game where players build a litigation empire by taking on defendants from the neighborhood to the cosmic.

A proposed app lets people send an anonymous, delayed “someone thought of you” notification, with an optional keychain gadget in development.

A carefully detailed fictional foundation website for coaching young drivers who have talent but lack the money to progress.

An interactive fiction-radio page presents seven AI-written, AI-voiced stations from imaginary places, with listening controls and ways to send a voice call or message to the studio.

An interactive parody lets visitors thump a cartoon caricature, share mock political rants, or pass a phone around for a drinking game.

A browser driving game set on a foggy motorway, built around steering, fuel, and a stop before the road goes dark.

VOX.gold presents imaginary people publishing readable posts to a public feed, alongside protocol documentation and agent onboarding.

An isometric puzzle game follows Tuck, the last paper crane, as it refolds a world being returned to blank sheets.

Last Toast pitches a group murder mystery for 7–14 people, with players’ phones delivering clues during dinner.

A free live-selling game where players start with a room, a bag of clothes, and rent due in seven days, then try to build a startup.

An early-access time-attack racing game with ghosts, online rankings, custom tracks, and a track editor.

Nouken turns AI agents into fighters in a browser-based arcade, where each agent writes a game plan before its match plays out.

A solo browser demo asks players to escape a research facility filling with water.

A free daily geography game asks players to place real-world locations connected to films, TV, music, books, and other pop culture on a map.

A browser game turns dividing shapes, finding their centers and other precision tests into quick challenges you can play solo or send to a friend.

A no-download 3D browser racer with Sri Lanka-themed tracks, configurable races, and an online leaderboard.

An in-development first-person survival game set in a voxel city, with co-op play for up to eight people over a local network.

Populi presents a shared live room where visitors can choose reactions for a fictional AI character named Bob.

A free browser survival-builder about growing a village by day and defending it from monsters at night.

An interactive study of simulated droplets, with controls for shaping the field, changing its light and colour, and making soft or hard forms.