Weird Finds

Eord is an in-development fantasy roguelike playable in a browser, built around a world of interacting physical rules and knowledge gained during each run.

A freeware MS-DOS caravan game set in 1877, playable in the browser or downloadable as BASIC.

An interactive fictional desktop tells the story of a consciousness-upload experiment that failed to end cleanly.

A satirical social-network feed recasts LinkedIn’s career and AI talk as cave people arguing about fire.

A fictional archive of eerie instruction files, each built around one impossible situation and seven rules.

Flapjaw is a talking-puppet app for iPhone and iPad, with a special jaw-moving gag for iPhone Duo.

Push the Button collects sites where visitors can watch a live camera and trigger a real-world device from a browser.

Unhaunt offers a free, playable browser demo of a horror escape room where a ghost guides you through a house with knocks, whispers, and flickering lights.

A Danish-language mobile game puts players on the Russian side of the war in Ukraine, with levels based on real events and a fact sheet after each one.

A speculative 2066 institute imagines reconstructing memories from family photographs, notes, and recordings.

A personal online radio project with genre stations and a channel for whatever its curator is listening to, presented as synchronized listening for everyone.

A pixel-art dungeon action RPG with a free browser demo, set in a town whose dwindling lanterns depend on what delvers bring back from below.

A free browser game where you switch on and repair Christmas-light displays across a map of central Vigo.

This fan-made browser game sends a Roadster through an open city, a Tokyo expressway, and a police chase, using flight thrusters and wall-driving suction.

A Spanish-language mock airport presents an invitation-only flight from SOP-26 to SOP-27, complete with boarding, airline, baggage, and VIP-lounge details.

A cartoon political-dueling game offers desktop, mobile, and same-keyboard two-player modes, set in arenas inspired by Brasília.

A richly staged landing page for a strategy game in development, where you direct a fictional Geneva agency investigating unexplained radar contacts.

A Finnish-language radar game asks players to identify unknown aircraft, manage air defenses, and guide simulated arrivals at Finnish airports.

A landing page for a free iPhone game where players grow from eating crumbs to swallowing a town’s stadium in three-minute matches.

An Italian fan parody about a Fortnite OG no-build squadmate who grabs the loot, vanishes, and pushes alone.

TAUH’s Italian-language project brings together music, occult-themed illustrated essays, downloadable artwork, and a browser game.

A fake Diwali storefront lets visitors browse, fill a cart, check out, and track an order that will never arrive.

Draft a ten-Pokémon basketball roster, set a starting five, and take the team through an 82-game season and playoffs.

A landing page for a planned soulslike action RPG set in Hallmount, a salt mine where the dead remain intact and every seventh death-mark permanently changes the route.

A free browser collection of cosy animal puzzles, including a picnic-blanket logic game, firefly mail routes and a postcard-matching memory game.

A free, browser-based multiplayer shooter where friends host or join quick retro-style matches without downloading anything.

A site introducing an alpine-climbing survival game about Kaia Brenn’s attempt to scale a 2,300-metre granite wall, with a festival demo advertised for December 2–9, 2026.

An open-world skateboarding game set in Saltwell Basin, a reservoir drained in 2019.

A game concept where players damage a captured desktop with tools that behave differently across six materials.

A browser party game where cats wreck the house while humans try to get dinner cooked.

Dissentgrid presents a free-in-browser first-person shooter in which players defend an AI’s data sites, then break through a facility and fight their way out.

An interactive five-level field guide pairs possible AI futures with suggested survival kits.

An original short-comedy series with mystery activities, creative prompts, and community decisions built around the world of Cecil.

A GTA-style La Jolla storyworld mixing local tabloid-style missions, character lore, a shop, and a free-roam experience.

A free, browser-playable prototype for a bilingual western stealth game: outlaws rob the town while a sheriff weighs suspicions and calls duels.

A community proposes and votes on one idea each day; Claude starts building the winner after the 00:00 UTC freeze.

A free browser game where an ordinary Israeli plumber dodges obstacles, breaks into a plane’s cockpit, and tries to pull it out of a dive.

A free beta parody arcade game about piloting a flying car whose delivery is always “next year.”

An interactive ballot asks visitors to label all 1,514 Pokémon and forms “Woke” or “Chud,” then compare picks in results views.

A browser-based building simulation where players shape a mountain and develop it into a ski resort.

An illustrated paper-theatre game describes a wedding journey revealed through matching folds, spirits, and a scroll of chapters.

A free geography game asks you to locate countries while its world map flips, drifts and shakes.

A free browser stunt game where you drive a car up a ramp, fire thrusters, and try to land on its wheels.

A browser fighting-game parody featuring nine political figures, playable solo or online with a friend.

Mundo Refletido presents a browser-based virtual Copacabana promenade where visitors can customize an avatar, walk around, and view a shared screen.

An archive documenting a producer tribute to John C. Dvorak, with member inductions, a certificate, and linked audio.

A free, no-account browser game where players build, explore and tame creatures alone or with friends.

A free daily puzzle asks you to trade up from a red paperclip to a prize using the day’s market.

A small browser game sends Pickles and Blaze through a backyard to collect treats and reach the far gate.

A cosy garden game that turns household barcodes into individually generated plants.

A daily geography game frames finding countries on a 3D globe as an alien invasion, with five attacks and a score to share.

A wall of pixels where buyers can pay to take over one another’s squares; the current display is a bot-filled demo.

A retro-styled reflex game where players switch lanes, chase a personal best, and optionally compare scores on a leaderboard.

A browser-based car-soccer game presenting a local arena, a rival match, and free-play training.

A browser-based Werewolf game for office teams, played over several weeks on phones or laptops.

A browser-local simulation of a 3,000-resident society, with persistent identities, relationships, and receipt-based history.

Blade Gangho presents itself as a 2D wuxia action RPG, with a long online manual covering its martial world, character schools, equipment, and progression systems.

A playful quiz where you mark dishes you’ve eaten across Bangladesh’s eight divisions and get a score, map, and rank to share.

An explorable simulation of a small English village in the 1350s, with household economies, changing seasons, and AI-planned villagers.