Weird Finds

A Japanese creator page indexes playful games and image-making toys, each introduced with a compact description of its mechanics.

A turn-based RPG project where a monk’s animated manuscript margins become a battlefield, with a playable prologue on the site.

This Indonesian-language game site presents an open-world RPG where people have shrunk to finger height and a backyard has become their world.

A pro-wrestling religion parody organized around Kenny Omega, The Elite, and an invented church with lore, rituals, saints, and a tribunal.

A fictional discount catalog of absurd products, with imaginary orders that are never shipped or charged.

An Indonesian-language homepage introduces a turn-based RPG about five young distillers whose scent-based skills combine into effects called chords.

A polished speculative-world homepage imagines a 2030 where people dream continuously, with dream-worn devices, a bot, and a catalog of 2,417 worlds.

An isometric, turn-based party RPG set in Velikograd, where a scribe finds letters written in their own hand and dated thirty years in the future.

A turn-based JRPG about five traveling cooks who use food to restore lost memories, with recipes shaping combat.

A single-player JRPG set across an Indonesian-inspired archipelago, with a party-based combat system built around weaving patterns.

An anime-style open-world RPG pitch set in a sky treated as a second ocean, with glider travel, a four-person party, and a flight test announced for March 2027.

A fictional World of Warcraft roleplay venue presented as a patisserie, creamery, and lounge, with menus, staff profiles, a gallery, and RP reservations.

MOOCON presents itself as an invitation-only gathering where barbecue and hacking share a private estate.

An Indonesian-language site for a soulslike game about Ushan, a painting cleaner sent to seal caves where unfinished murals awaken as clay gods.

A multilingual personal project offers short, user-planned outings with a visiting Frenchman in Tokyo from October 26 to November 18, 2026, with no rental fee.

An experimental interactive experience that invites visitors to explore five GPU-rendered worlds, from a particle-filled void to a simulated black hole.

A browser game where players draw a character and the game assigns it a role, abilities and voice lines for team battles.

A free browser game turns a London Fields bike-jousting event into a three-pass match you can share with a friend.

A cinematic cat-rap project presents Jojo’s music, lore, teaser videos, and a planned 14-track album.

An iPhone god-life simulator where you choose a divine domain, answer villagers’ prayers, and shape an island over time.

A free browser game where you drive a taxi around real streets, pick up chatty passengers, dodge fines, and compete on a city leaderboard.

Rotgild presents a turn-based RPG set inside a Dutch still-life painting, where players lead four Sitters and manage objects as they age.

A desktop browser arena shooter sends you through five encounters of loot, weapon upgrades, and haunted-frontier monsters.

An upcoming open-world RPG casts players as a storm herder steering supercells toward fields across the world of Halverra.

An interactive satirical board game turns construction-industry business development into a dice-driven race from cold call to contract award.

A turn-based, reactive RPG set on a 1931 ocean liner, presented through a deck plan and in-world Gazette issues.

A forthcoming open-world RPG invites players to restore an unfinished continent using five pigments and a brush.

A single-player action JRPG for PS5 and PC, set in a kingdom that stores its citizens’ memories in glass.

A story-driven RPG set in a misty highland valley, where Mara Cuill mediates old treaties between villages and fairy creatures.

A reveal site for a forthcoming open-world weird-western RPG, with a frontier map, character profiles and supernatural combat details.

An independent game series with a free browser-playable first chapter, a layered fictional world, and another game in development.

Wealdreach presents an open-world role-playing game that runs in a browser, with a procedurally generated continent and townsfolk described as having daily routines.

A free browser RPG about Singapore hawker food, paired with a guide to dishes and hawker centres.

An Indonesian-language action-RPG page for a storm-frozen world, with a Chapter 1 demo listed for PS5 and PC.

Twinvio presents Leipzig and Frankfurt am Main as interactive, mapped 3D block worlds that visitors can explore on foot.

A fictional funeral-service satire with a price-building tool and a small game.

A satirical Christmas-themed page pairs a short film with downloadable profile-picture costumes for crypto larpers.

A free, install-free beta asks players to defend a campus barricade while automatic gunfire handles nearby zombies and the player chooses upgrades.

A location-based game asks players to pick which of four spots would keep them alive on maps built from real terrain and buildings.

A creator is selling sponsor placements in a planned 34 × 15-foot backyard swimming pool and documenting the build online.

An interactive lunar map lets visitors pick a virtual plot, decorate a flag, and place it on the Moon for $1.

A personal site gives an invented, Cuban-flavored word a mock dictionary entry, superhero lore, and an “Activate Pingofía” button.

A tiny Halloween fitting room lets you dress a notably unbothered pumpkin and share the resulting look.

An upcoming top-down 2D mystery-horror game sends a returning character through a Korean village to explore, solve puzzles, and evade a pursuer.

Cupolane presents a turn-based JRPG about four apprentices defending a city’s unfinished dome from stone gargoyles.

A daily game asks players to guess the price of an Erewhon item in six tries.

A free browser game where you shave every bit of skin off an item in five peels or fewer, with a shared daily challenge.

An Indonesian-language MMORPG landing page imagines a drowned bronze kingdom exposed for 90 days every 99 years, with an open network test announced for January 2027.

AFTERBLOOM presents a browser-based real-time strategy game set on an Earth restored by a radiation-eating fungus that has since begun reshaping wildlife.

A richly detailed page pitches a tactile workstation and software for composing early-music-inspired, microtonal choral parts.

An in-world case archive promotes Lars O. Horpestad’s speculative thriller about a hospital record system that conceals patients’ disappearances.

A free-play Halloween street-game interface pits a Tricks crew against a Treats crew in a timed neighborhood match.

A project page for a proposed robotic chessboard near the Moon’s south pole, with moves sent from Earth.

A snowboarding game project set on the real slopes above Verbier, with solo riding, multiplayer, and a daily race course.

A browser-based arcade racer built around tracks in real cities, with the page also pitching races through players’ own neighborhoods.

A browser-based first-person horror game about exploring procedural rooms, collecting cursed artifacts, and trying to escape.

A browser-based multiplayer snake game with solo play, team modes, and private matches shared by link.

A Chinese-language interactive news satire lets visitors steer a simulated car through a challenge built around a disputed 139.1 km/h figure.

An upcoming online dark-fantasy action RPG set in Solana, with three callings, eight regions, and seven bosses.

A playable browser game has Jolly collect fruit and sweets in a garden while avoiding obstacles.

A browser-based Texas Hold’em game with voice controls, friend tables, and AI opponents.

An interactive website model for an Assis radio station, with 12 seed-shaped cells that open sections for programming, news, listener requests, events, and more.