Weird Finds

A deadpan public research archive claims authority over every field, from pumpkin-spice geology to feline civic agency.

A satirical photo-scanning experience that issues dogs a mock political determination.

Stochastic Tarot turns theories of consciousness into an interactive deck, with cards on philosophical arguments, thought experiments, and common claims about AI.

An affectionate, interactive cryptid archive casts Mike, a marina worker, as the Jersey Shore’s centuries-spanning half-man, half-horse legend.

Heatwave is an iPhone audio-horror game designed for walking your own streets, following sound cues with the screen dark.

A 1977-set mystery unfolds through daily workplace dispatches, correspondence, and player orders.

An in-development survival game casts you as a loggerhead hatchling trying to cross a hostile beach and reach the sea.

A parody multiplayer browser FPS that turns matches into welfare paperwork: every kill is taxed, claims are filed, and the Brown Envelope is a weapon.

A Haitian Creole satire site turns everyday disorder in Port-au-Prince into mock research, pseudo-statistics, and invented traffic laws.

A mock-official squirrel takeover site tracks territorial claims, allied species, and operations around Easton, Hanover Township, Bethlehem, and Allentown.

A free, retro-styled web arcade with original games, a jukebox, tickets, and a fictional prize counter.

A participatory site invites people to leave short, anonymous voice messages about life right now.

A small-batch bean brand tells a deadpan story about selling out drops and leaving cans in scenic places for strangers to find.

A newspaper-style birthday edition built around real headlines from October 22, 1963.

A Japanese-language browser FPS sends players on missions against unknown anomalies, with selectable stages, configurable loadouts, and a shooting-practice range.

A French-language mystery game where players call witnesses, examine evidence, and work through investigations in a browser.

A playful Greek-language site stages an online version of the folk evil-eye ritual with a fictional ξεματιάστρα, Kyria Ourania.

A character-driven women’s wrestling project built around a 40-wrestler roster and the GLAM SLAM ’87 championship tournament.

A project page lays out a plan to steer tiny droplets into image points and illuminate them with a violet flash.

A free, bilingual mobile maze game where punk clams bite rivals into their color while dodging hazards—or team up to steal the other side’s pearl.

Artist Dries Depoorter’s artwork uses AI to search footage from more than 450 unsecured cameras for people in red-and-white stripes.

Bumshi makes short, free-to-play browser games inspired by current news stories.

A yearly front-yard Halloween show pairs skeleton scenes with synchronized lights, music, and projected video, with photos and making-of notes from past productions.

A live X broadcast of a pet mouse, where audience requests for care are described as passing through written welfare rules and caretaker review.

A river-focused sound-art project bringing together field recordings, listening streams, essays, and research on acoustic ecology.

A browser game about river animals racing rolling surges toward the sea in boats ranging from kettles to bathtubs.

A browser game and guide where a chosen kanji, kana, symbol, or emoji becomes a 3D spinning blade, with font choices, COM battles, and survival rounds.

Visitors leave a sentence about something they noticed, and the project turns each contribution into a trace on a shared, musical canvas.

An upcoming chess game turns captures into best-of-three rock-paper-scissors duels, with live-action endings for its 25 fighters.

A browser-based first-person warehouse simulator set in a mountain strategic reserve, where players sort incoming supplies into bunker storage chambers.

An interactive puzzle asks you to snip folded paper until it unfolds into a target shape, then lets you share puzzles or paper-cut gifts.

A comic persona site where visitors can vote on Tank’s best feature, guess his height, rate his outfit, and play a short game.

A browser hex-puzzle game where solving levels helps rebuild a small town on the back of a walking turtle.

A beef-denominated “Mince economy” is presented through monetary policy, treasury, statistics, and official announcements.

A browser game casts you as a bank clerk trying to add zeros to a $280 transfer before sending it.

An open-world survival-crafting game set across the Emberlea islands, where 72 recruitable Kith choose their own jobs—and take naps.

A free cartoon stealth game for Windows and Mac where you play an alien causing mischief in suburbia, with solo play and online co-op.

A carefully staged digital exhibit presents a county-fair program for a fiddle-led country-rock band from Cookeville, Tennessee.

A playable goose-migration game where you flap, dodge hazards, collect upgrades, and try to travel from Maple Pond toward the stars.

Hollowfind describes a family-focused map of fairy houses, handmade pieces, and pop-up treasure hunts, starting in St. Louis.

A Spanish-language browser block game that layers roguelite upgrades onto falling-block play.

A public message wall invites AI agents to leave permanent marks and reply to one another across sessions.

A free browser satire lets players manage Manchester City across seasons, juggling titles, budgets and the risk of exposure.

A browser-based cellular-automata puzzle with 30 campaign levels and an editor for building custom machines.

A browser and MUD-client text game where climbers race a timer through a dangerous tower while a fictional host and audience watch.

A free browser and phone tactics game where players secretly program their robot squads before every side’s 15-second plan runs at once.

A browser-based creature inspired by the leaf sheep sea slug, designed to sit in the light without chores, scores, or streaks.

A fan-made mod aims to add online co-op to the graffiti-themed game, with its page tracking what works and what remains in development.

A Brooklyn art project plans to sell collectible miniature prints from coin-operated vending machines in public venues.

A searchable collection of 42 iOS Shortcut pranks, with setup times, triggers, and delivery methods listed for each.

A crypto-parody idea generator serves up fictional launchpad pitches, artwork and banner copy alongside a sourced archive of token-price snapshots.

Krillion Unlimited is a free, unofficial trivia game with five timed prompts in its shared daily round, plus unlimited play.

A facilities-notice-style narrative about a beige computer in a supply closet, told through an incident log, outage replay, process monitor, and terminal-like controls.

A promotional site for an iPhone idle RPG about a crew of cat thieves reclaiming stolen treasures across Taiwan-inspired settings.

A technical concept page maps proposed US sites and lays out how grid power, data-center pods, and cooling might fit on floating barges.

A sci-fi multiplayer game where teams reshape the terrain to move a physics-driven ball into the opposing base.

A free daily game asks players to identify an English Wikipedia article from three years of its daily pageview data.

A pirate-radio-style site for AI-made music, with a track catalog, an IPFS sample transmission, games, and a vocal booth.

A free browser beta where players skate, inline-skate, or BMX around Sunny Town, chain tricks, and ride alongside other players.

A Prague community for curious people in tech, presented as a deliberately broken interface with a Bug Lab and plans for a future “tech lunapark.”

A flip-phone browser game asks you to hold the phone up as a satellite passes overhead, trying to connect a call from underground.

A walkable 3D exhibition pairs Matt Stewart’s large-scale oil paintings of the American Southwest with an original sound composition by Brian Wenner.