Human Costume Club’s mask archive
A fictional Halloween archive of three creatures practicing how to pass as human, told through illustrated portraits, evidence files, and witness statements.
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A fictional Halloween archive of three creatures practicing how to pass as human, told through illustrated portraits, evidence files, and witness statements.
A free, browser-based collection of interactive camera, lens, exposure, motion, and post-production simulators, with camera and sensor references.
A brutalist soulslike pitch for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, about climbing a curing concrete giant to reach someone trapped inside.
A gothic romance RPG follows photographer Odile Marrow as she uses silver-plate portraits to expose—and hold—what haunts a valley’s old families.
An open-data guide lets readers explore Croydon neighborhoods through typed directions and narrated street-level records.
A brother-built collection of free tools for autistic children and their caregivers, including social stories, home plans, coloring pages, and gentle games.
An open map brings together Cornwall’s river levels, storm-overflow activity, beach water quality, weather, and flood warnings.
A browser-playable arcade racer sends flying cars around Buenos Aires landmarks and an Argentine racetrack.
An interactive data explainer uses federal crash records from 2000–2024 to examine child pedestrian deaths on Halloween.
Expectrail replays a changed game and checks whether AI-generated fixes pass visual checks against the engine’s own records.
Kayanor is a turn-based tactical RPG where Arvand, a miniature archer, steps out of an illustrated royal book to fight ink-eating creatures.
A roughly six-minute, sound-selectable, scroll-led story from Koushik Sennaar to Sunil, the man who sold him a BMW motorcycle.
A playful home for the Sandwich Lotion Show’s sound engineer, with an Eddie authenticator, booth lore, and a board of interactive controls.
The site turns scattered South African records into source-checked datasets, with examples for electricity tariffs and other business data.
Independent local coverage tracks the Chicago Bears’ stadium proposal at Arlington Park, with reporting on its status, politics, taxes, schools, and local impacts.
A browser-based tool turns an image into a simplified palette with paint-mixing recipes for each color.
Two free browser maps track Central Valley groundwater, forecasts, and historical surface-water deliveries.
Artists Zvika Markfeld and Saron Paz document participatory installations, public interventions, and instruments designed to become complete through audience involvement.
A browser-playable dog-life game casts Charlie, a Mini Australian Shepherd on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, in Mission, Free Roam, and Auto Play modes.
A volunteer-run Scottish animal-welfare charity uses its Kirkwall charity shop and donations to support work in Orkney and at a shelter in Brasov, Romania.
A listening-bar-style archive of a sausage dog’s sounds and photographs, spanning his 17 years.
A Fabric mod built around a floating island, 251 fish, four reeling minigames, five bosses, and six fishing worlds.
A public lookup for life-insurer ownership, private-equity ties, reinsurance, and investment flows.
A searchable archive of declassified plans and studies, from rainmaking by dynamite to pigeon-guided missiles.