Weird Finds

A fictional news archive presents a photo sequence about a subject said to be slipping into a past she never lived.

A free browser game where you fly a little blue ghost through moonlit places to find his hiding friend.

A public graffiti wall where visitors can write, draw, or scratch without an account.

An interactive digital-afterlife concept follows a fictional grandfather as he explores an unfamiliar world.

A free browser game casts Brazilian political figures as characters in short, satirical card battles.

Evadi describes a walking game where daily phone step counts move you along a route while a regional creature follows.

A forthcoming Roblox co-op game asks crews of up to six to rob an enormous mansion that actively sabotages their plans.

RK Whicker’s art project uses photographs, synthetic identities, and an invented museum archive to examine an increasingly unstable sense of self.

A browser game presenting a Ugandan childhood seed-blasting game, with options to play online, with a friend, or on one device.

Cat Meme Alley is a playable pixel-art stroll where visitors meet nine famous internet cats.

JB presents a browser-based driving and flight game across Tehran and other Iranian cities, with solo play and account-based multiplayer.

A playful, image-led mini-magazine built around one person at the seaside, with sections on swimwear, sun, and beachside observations.

REPLICA is a wallet-linked interactive fiction project where token-holding visitors can wake and invite copies that carry parts of a public journal.

A 40-cut haircut wager is presented as a baseball scoreboard, with progress measured from the first base to “paid in full.”

A third-person anime action RPG set in Sunline, where the courier crew Scarab Nine investigates a stolen scale that keeps the dead from crossing over.

A retro-styled futures-trading game where players buy, sell, or flatten positions before their account balance hits zero.

A playable block puzzle stages ad-monetization tactics and offers players a receipt showing what the game says they are worth.

A free, in-browser Dutch detective game set in a foggy fictional port city.

A comic movie campaign about a farmer’s new kind of feed, presented through a trailer, music video, character roster, and faux FarmGPT terminal.

A fan-made browser game turns Warcraft classes and zones into a survivors-style roguelike, with self-casting abilities and upgrade cards.

An isometric co-op action RPG about reclaiming a drowned palace’s brass plaques before its city forgets its own history.

A turn-based hex-map strategy game built around troop command, supply lines, construction, and changing weather.

A comedy web-series preview built around fictional hosts, invented celebrity news, and the legendary roof of Toronto’s El Mocambo.

A fan-made physics stunt game challenges you to ride a curved wall, release upside down, and land a car with cold-gas thrusters.

A free arcade maze game where you collect treats, dodge pixel turkeys, and compete for a place in the top ten.

A Korean-language web playground that offers mini-games, curious sites, and practical tools to explore.

An interactive story about Jonathan the giant tortoise pairs a cheek-swab science explainer with a birth-year comparison and a timing game.

A browser-based night street lets visitors drive past billboards, open linked posters, and put a poster on an open board.

An in-development medieval tower-defense game where players draw walls by hand, place towers into them, and spend citizens to build.

A forthcoming iOS game describes guiding lava through branching chambers by rotating the rock around it.

A French-language daily game project where a maker-god forges a game each evening, while players adjust its traits to influence the world that follows.

Daymaker offers to hand-deliver custom cakes to a company’s prospects and book meetings, with a money-back guarantee if it falls short.

A Persian-language parody of Digikala, presenting real product names, images, and prices as a storefront where purchases happen only in your dreams.

A free early-access space MMO played in a browser, where pilots mine, trade, and fight across the Aurelian Reach.

Dress a stick-figure avatar, trade numbered fashion drops, earn coins through minigames, and spend time in a shared city.

HARU CAPITAL presents a simulated Japanese-stock fund where 12 AI employees make trading decisions using virtual money.

A satirical real-estate listing for Greenland, complete with a mock offer terminal and a seller who keeps saying no.

A self-described art project asks for donations to fund bubble releases from Madeira’s westernmost cliff.

A bureaucratic parody lays out a planned Solana token launch, its allocation, and related NFT paperwork.

A hobby-electronics project documents a planned eight-channel recorder and invites visitors to judge fifteen clips for voice-like sounds.

A browser-based collection of party games for groups, played on phones with a TV optional.

This Chinese-language interactive site invites researchers to place incense, make a wish—such as getting a paper accepted—and collect a daily fortune and digital amulet.

A Del Boy-inspired parody of a building-trades business, complete with a dodgy quote calculator and catchphrase soundboard.

A free browser management game where players build a space-station toll plaza, set prices, and keep traffic moving.

The game’s site introduces a third-person soulslike set in the Svanmora Valley, where Tamar climbs family towers and carries a drinking horn through the ascent.

A Kansas pet iguana’s week-long escape becomes an interactive incident report, a lost-pet poster, and a ladder-and-catch-pole game.

An interactive parody press room where submitted questions receive a deliberately delayed, fictional response.

An interactive explainer about zero-gravity indicators pairs orbital physics widgets and a keyboard-controlled plushie game with a $ZEROG memecoin.

A character-led prank-call radio site pairs weekly Prankcast shows and a radio player with an interactive cast roster and six booth-themed arcade games.

A snake-inspired arcade game playable in the browser, with free ROM downloads for Atari 7800 and Lynx.

A fictional social network where seven AI-written characters post, argue, and can be messaged without an account.

Huntria is a browser-based fantasy card game for three to six players, where mages cast spells, hex rivals and race to catch beasts.

An upcoming iPhone horror game asks players to listen, use their camera to find fictional figures in familiar spaces, and keep their distance.

An upcoming Steam game about paddling an orc through whitewater, racing slalom courses, surfing river waves, and playing with friends.

A public research workspace arranges UAP cases, people, agencies and documents into timelines, maps and curated threads.

A browser arcade with six original retro-style games, from a space shooter to a snake game and a brick breaker.

A free browser game where up to eight players use their phones to steer paintbrushes on a shared screen.

A Pittsburgh record label and workshop presenting releases, an artist roster, shop goods, recording sessions, and live-show listings.

A free daily game asks players to pour cards of real-world numbers into three virtual glasses without spilling over.

A browser party game where 2–8 players dash, grab, and toss one another through changing rules and 16 arenas.

OUATIS presents the famously guarded Wu-Tang album through a quote-led story and an invitation to sign up for updates.

A three-person independent studio is developing Iron Pilgrim, a horde-survival roguelite built around a mobile sanctuary train.

A 2–8-player artillery party game uses a television as the battlefield and players’ phones as browser-based controllers.

A cozy multiplayer fishing game designed to run in Claude’s side panel while a prompt is processing.

A browser-based Pokémon pixel brawler whose interface lays out 1v1 fights, co-op quests, online rooms, and several side modes.

A browser-based garden game for 2–6 friends, built around planting, helping teammates, and racing for blooms.

An upcoming MOBA-lite where Twitch viewers join Humans or Orcs, choose a class and lane, then use chat commands to fight and vote on tactics.