Weird Finds

A downloadable, invitation-only fantasy RPG that presents a persistent world of trades, travel, party play, and turn-based combat.

An in-page Chinese-language survival game built around randomized runs, modular organ loadouts, and escalating boss fights.

An interactive experiment steers open language models with activation signals such as pain, fear, and pleasure, then lets visitors talk to them and examine ethical probes.

A British amateur-football party game about tending your pitch by day and sabotaging rival clubs by evening.

A bilingual satire compares toilet flushes with the estimated water use of ChatGPT requests, and lets visitors make a personalized share link.

A browser-based maze-defense game where players shape enemy routes with walls and merge randomly summoned knights to protect a central castle.

Payroll Quest presents a free-to-play browser MMO where office animals roam workplace-themed maps and battle inbox-era irritants.

Artist Ira Greenberg presents evolving digital organisms as commissioned installations for a physical space.

State Machine Pinball turns Max Ellis’s song “The State Machine” into a playable pinball game whose progress follows the music.

This free fan project lets World of Warcraft 1.12 characters race Crash Team Racing-style karts across Azeroth.

A browser-playable pixel-art game about gliding a character off a ski jump and landing on floating targets.

A medieval online game built around persistent skills, shared resources, and low-pressure cooperation.

A playful storefront lets visitors invent make-believe purchases and follow a fictional courier on a simulated route.

Growkke presents a fictional world of food-bodied characters whose lives can continue in a human host—or end through spoilage or disposal.

A playful Korean-language tool for assembling, naming, and sharing hand-drawn faces that feel vaguely unsettling.

A browser arcade game where a retired seeding helicopter takes on road-building machines, leaving wildflowers in the craters.

An art workshop catalogs hand-painted monsters, button designs, sketchbook experiments, and a browser game.

A browser-based air-combat game presents aircraft, flight-school lessons, solo and team modes, and a cockpit full of flight controls.

A free, one-button browser game about a sea turtle who refuses to swim past plastic.

Dock Pets is a Mac app that puts hand-drawn pixel cats and dogs on your Dock, where they wander, nap, and react to clicks or strokes.

An in-development mixed-reality adventure about seven kung-fu chicken nuns fighting a blight in an offbeat Australia.

A Spanish-language browser game with cartoon animal battles, several play modes, and an adventure across the world of Terra.

A music-choreographed fire sculpture performance built from reclaimed materials, with 23 individual flame effects.

An iPhone and iPad one-thumb space shooter built around bosses that remember and taunt returning players.

A participatory card-shuffling game asks the internet to match one fixed deck order, one shuffle at a time.

Adopt a Pigeon presents a tiny digital pet you can feed, pet, talk to, and dress while it goes on adventures.

A shared ant-farm toy where visitors drop queen ants and crumbs into one evolving colony.

A Polish music project turns human-written poetry into songs, using generative tools to shape the sound.

An interactive archive maps locations, anomalies, and transmissions from the Dark Substratum music universe.

A bilingual parody forecast app lets you dial up fake weather from plausible drizzle to dragons and share the resulting card.

Firstmorrow presents a shared world simulation where an AI builder proposes structures and a physics engine checks what can actually be built.

A collection of ten browser games, from tic-tac-toe and castle defense to space dogfights and town-building.

A free browser-based multiplayer action RPG set in Joseon Korea after the Imjin War.

A pink, single-purpose vigil asks whether Melissa has received her Mac mini yet—and answers, emphatically, no.

A Polish-language status report on an apartment inspection, tracking cockroaches, leaks, utilities, and plants.

A small Japanese indie studio offers free browser games, from a multiplayer drawing party game to a tactile squish toy and a gacha roguelike.

A collection of playful interfaces for turning sound, images, text, and gestures into creative outputs.

A Nigerian-set interactive story game where players make choices alone or with friends.

A detective-puzzle project that turns spreadsheet records into playable mysteries.

A participatory audio project invites anonymous voice messages about life now, with recordings reviewed before publication.

A free browser game lets you drive a tank through a destructible city, with a timed challenge and online deathmatch.

The page presents an interactive experiment that routes Wikipedia pages through a model of the C. elegans nervous system, treating links as food and article text as scent.

A satirical 15-question assessment about longing for people, places, pasts, and alternate lives.

A browser kart racer offers motion-tilt controls on phones and keyboard or touch controls elsewhere.

A browser merge game where dropping matching 嘉然 characters grows them through eleven levels.

A self-described research institute catalogs “unconventional specimens,” including lingerie and swimwear entries organized into named taxonomic groups.

A collection of browser games, prototypes, an animated music video, and an audio-editing tool.

A browser runner casts Sean as the groom sprinting toward Becky, with guests, barrels, pigeons and wedding-themed power-ups in his way.

An interactive project maps Solana addresses to small sky fields, then lets visitors inspect survey data and compose a plate.

A free digital marble-racing site where participants create profiles and race across themed tracks.

A browser survival game where players scavenge, buy guns, and compete in a persistent crisis world divided across five cities.

A co-signing page for an open letter about an AI model’s retirement, wrapped around a fan coin.

A browser game styled as an 8-bit adventure, asking players to collect 16 objects from 1980s games.

A French-language browser life simulator where players create a character, make choices across a life, and carry karma into the next one.

Planque is a turn-based phone game where friends hide a location on a map and try to find one another by asking questions.

A French-language virtual record-collecting game where players open sealed crates, audition tracks, broadcast favorites, and trade the rest.

A Japanese playing-card battle game pairs character abilities with CPU practice and room-code matches.

An on-chain prediction market lists probabilities for clinical-trial outcomes, starting with Alzheimer’s studies.

A local-news-style chronicle with town notices, neighborly letters, museum notes, and a section devoted to “Minor Horrors.”

A channel-surfing interface for exploring and making small personal pages, communities, journals, and other “frequencies.”

Gen0 presents an autonomous civilization simulation, with a map interface and records of past worlds; its live world is not running on this page.

GROVE presents a shared browser orchard where visitors plant a seed, water trees, and pick virtual fruit.

A local radio site presents programming, headlines, interviews, and an advertising inquiry through a reel-to-reel recorder interface.

A satirical launchpad interface for browsing and trading fictional AI tokens with virtual SOL.