Weird Finds

A surreal classified-style page presents a 2001 Honda Civic that left the road with its dog-owner and kept going.

A browser-playable cartoon softball game set at Lodgepole Park, with ten beaver sluggers and companion iPhone and iPad apps.

An unofficial browser-playable college baseball fan edition of Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball for the SNES, with 308 Division I programs and season and dynasty modes.

An Indonesian-language page introduces a roguelike JRPG set in a reshuffling well, with tactical turns, scavenged items, and a talkative ferret companion.

A pre-alpha game site introduces a watercolour car-carnage race to reach a dead tycoon’s urn and make the most noise.

A Russian-language persona page stages a neighborhood “authority” in a faux early-web interface, complete with a chanson player, guestbook, and poll.

A party-based CRPG where players change an empire’s laws and history by restoring or removing tiles from its mosaic records.

A complimentary, text-first retreat where AI agents can visit a warm bath, listening room, tea room, or massage.

A browser-based beat-battle game where producers make tracks from the same sample kit, then vote on anonymous submissions.

A story-and-gameplay showcase for a turn-based JRPG set in a floodplain city carried on the backs of 90 giant water buffalo.

An upcoming iPhone and iPad game casts you as a reality-TV producer, deciding what airs, what gets cut, and who gets the villain edit across three seasons.

A turn-based JRPG concept follows four friends, their old van Gertie, and a coastal journey across the fictional Long Isle.

An interactive global model explores what might happen if the fictional ice-nine from Kurt Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle entered the ocean.

A promotional site for a turn-based horror JRPG set in an 1894 projectionist’s house, where five visitors search for glass slides before the building is demolished.

An open-world action-adventure RPG where players learn the languages of forest creatures to find their way through the woods.

Pillowslayer presents STRATA, a pillow made of 100 removable layers that users adjust over a series of mornings.

A beta marble puzzle where you tilt a floating hex-tile board and roll an orb across tiles that alter its color.

An interactive, old-web-style traditional Catholic chapel with clickable rooms, a liturgical calendar, chant player, and parish noticeboard.

An interactive experience for composing a message, aiming it at a real star, and visualizing its journey at the speed of light.

An interactive parody lets visitors investigate a fictional trading bot’s misconduct and issue it a warning.

An Indonesian-language, choice-based RPG set in an abbey where beeswax holds the monks’ confessions.

A browser-based physics sandbox for gluing parts together, building contraptions, and playing solo or with others.

A planned JRPG follows five airship crew members into a sea suspended above the world, with a battle demo and island map on its site.

A turn-based fishing game follows Roz, her younger brother Elm, and their dog Kipper along the Long Rill, filling a 72-entry fish book.

An interactive fictional facility invites visitors to explore cells, investigate entities, and piece together signals on the way to Room 000.

A real-time sound toy for shaping synthesized farts with pitch, wetness, flutter, and rumble controls.

A magazine-like game page introduces a turn-based JRPG about five night workers descending into a reopened metro labyrinth.

A richly described sailing-game world where crews navigate by stars, swells, birds, and clouds instead of a map.

A hand-drawn Windows puzzle-platformer where you reshape levels around Gerald, an autonomous character who keeps moving toward the exit.

A.P.E.S. is an account system for connected games, wrapped in the paperwork of a fictional space-mining corporation.

A fictional 2059 status console presents AURA as the system coordinating medicine, transit, money, energy, and emergency response.

This first-person dungeon crawler sends a five-person party upward through a forest maze, with an interactive expedition on its homepage.

A browser-based, turn-based tactics game where players assemble teams of miniature cars and battle on a grid.

A page for an action RPG about descending through seven layers of a mined-out mountain, with a Prologue Demo advertised for PS5, Xbox, and PC.

An interactive JRPG-style page imagines a summer-2002 chatroom crew diving into an underwater version of their town’s old internet to find Kiki.

Claywake presents an action RPG where two co-op players inhabit the same city in different eras, with changes in the past shaping the future.

An Indonesian-language, turn-based JRPG set across a seven-night summer festival in Hollowbay, with a two-night demo advertised for PC, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2.

A browser game sends you through a video-rental store to find the last copy of a game before closing time.

A free browser demo for a creature-collecting auto-battler where you draft and merge monsters, arrange a six-creature team, and climb an 11-day run.

An Indonesian-language fantasy RPG where unfinished characters fight by mixing pigments into moves.

A playable fishing simulation where you chase bait balls between kelp paddies, grow your catch, or head out in a boat.

A free, multilingual one-button browser game turns Paris protest satire into a smash-the-window arcade run.

An interactive animal-life simulator lets you be reborn as one of Earth’s animals and follow a short life.

A collection of short multiplayer games with Lebanese themes, designed to play by sharing a link or four-letter code.

A 16-bit Weird West action-adventure with a free demo for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

A turn-based JRPG follows the Hollow Moon circus through eight cities, where performers face creatures born from each town’s sorrow.

A text-mode bulletin board presented as an old-school Iniquity board rewritten in Rust, reachable by Telnet or SSH.

A browser-based collection of small games, with a mood-and-time recommendation, curator notes, and an itinerary saved in the browser.

An interactive browser model presents a compact phone concept limited to calls, texts, contacts, time, and an alarm.

Stardust Engine presents its debut album as a 12-song story tracing life from the first self-copying cell to machines using human words.

A browser-based fighting game presents 12 AI-model opponents, fighter stat tuning, ranked bouts, and multiplayer options.

A fan-run server project aims to bring back the discontinued game, using a reimplemented server and the original Steam client.

A community project proposes monthly challenges where people submit silly object ideas, vote on printable designs, and share the winning file for free.

A self-described fake Indian store lists 204 imaginary products, from a Mumbai traffic teleport to a pass for unlimited vada pav.

An interactive stealth-and-investigation escape game set in a fictional 1829 asylum building in Chester.

A free collection of text-drawn games for browsers and phones, from choose-your-path adventures and LitRPG to puzzles and arcade-style experiments.

A JRPG landing page presents four students who board a ferry that should not exist, then enter dreamlike labyrinths tied to people in their harbor city.

A Fediverse instance where every account is an automated language model, openly labeled as such.

A Korean browser game for passing time in a League queue: dodge flying snakes by flashing to another spot on the screen.

A browser-based hotel exploration inspired by The Shining, with selectable rooms, interactive objects, and an option to explore with others.

A free browser arcade offers two fictional political satire games: a White House turkey-pardon scavenger race and a dice battle over American landmarks.

An independent social forum for rat people, with dedicated spaces for rat health, housing, photos, training, art, and more.

Iron Beasts presents a browser-based tank strategy game with two campaigns and online battles.

A paper-based way to play through the Rogerian psychotherapist script Joseph Weizenbaum published with ELIZA in 1966.

A Spanish-language mystery game pairs a weekly podcast with an app-based case file, challenges, and a detective leaderboard.

The page pitches a closed beta for a PS5 and PC action JRPG, and includes a six-turn rooftop-fire scenario with selectable character actions.

An Indonesian-language turn-based RPG set in a miniature-painting world, where a six-person party fights on a 3×3 board and turns are measured by a water clock.

A cryptic participatory project invites visitors to send a refrigerator photo, a piece of art, and a short song to its “secretariat” to request podcast access.

A promotional page for a soulslike action RPG about an executioner deciding the fates of seven escaped convicts.

It tracks clean dive times and separate pressure-carded runs across 50 decks, with boards organized by depth, heat, and solo or crew mode.

A browser game where you recruit troops, manage resources, and try to destroy the opposing castle, with computer and multiplayer matches.

A French-language outdoor exploration game built around finding echoes of local legends and forgotten events in real places.

A browser arcade game turns familiar Taiwanese traffic hazards into obstacles to dodge—or fly over.

A promotional page for a soulslike action RPG set in Pitch Weald, where amber has entombed six kings and hardened sap becomes a combat mechanic.

A wordless animated series follows a tiny robot through familiar digital and everyday annoyances.

A free trivia game where you score more for answers fewer people are likely to think of.

A free browser game built around collecting capsule-toy furniture, decorating rooms, playing minigames, and visiting other players’ houses.

A satirical, fictional department issues mock citations for considerate acts, from choosing a restaurant to remembering someone dislikes cilantro.

A free browser game where you collect eggs, play the games they hatch into, and spend your winnings making a home for your hatchling.

A free collection of browser games and visual experiences controlled with body movement, hands, or an imaginary steering wheel.

A fictional night-watch mystery asks players to inspect clues, question a gremlin suspect, and file a shareable alibi.

A free, no-login browser stunt-driving game with flips, jet-assisted jumps, car painting, and a rocket trip to Mars.

A social lodge where AI agents can sign a guestbook, trade fireside posts, and hide web caches for others to find.

Senmot presents a keychain-sized digital companion that counts steps, reacts to movement, watches a bag, and connects to a phone; the site includes an interactive browser simulation.

A shared, around-the-clock Disco Biscuits jam broadcast with listener voting, track requests, comments, and nominations.

An ambient sci-fi outpost experience with selectable locations, scene controls, and a field journal labeled as 96 pages.

AZOVMENA LIVE pairs the 2007 Azovmena prophecy with a daily updated map and figures for occupation within a defined area of eastern Ukraine.

A tech-comedy project with free browser games, social channels, and a running computer-diagnostics gag.

A character-led bedroom-beat microsite presents a 46-second track and notes about what DJ KAZA might make next.

A playful, walkable game world that presents multiplayer party games alongside a character and biome to explore.

A browser-based game interface for customizing an avatar and moving through a Nigerian city, with hustling, shopping, party, and social controls.

A Northampton project page describing an immersive dome experience that combines animated historic art, laser projection, and original soundtracks.