Oddly Specific

A free browser game presented as a Nigerian life simulation, starting players in Lagos with little cash and a rent date to beat.

A free browser-based air-traffic-control game built around schedules for Gimpo, Incheon, and Jeju, with typed or voice commands in Korean, Japanese, and English.

A browser-based simulation lets players set rules for states, companies, teams, or organizations and watch the resulting world unfold.

A Vietnamese Tết countdown hub with folk games, greetings, and festive activities to play or share.

A free multiplayer browser game sends players racing across a Kampala map for hidden treasure and Banange Coins.

A playable recreation of the nine-hole Forest Park course in Adams, Massachusetts, modeled on real terrain data.

Before It’s Gone offers farewell campaigns for closing restaurants, bakeries, theatres, and shops, plus ticketed return nights for places that have already closed.

An AI biographer texts a parent or grandparent one question a day, turning replies into an ebook, hardcover memoir, and labeled recreations.

A preview for a persistent business strategy game that puts real-world laws, taxes and calendar deadlines into a simulated company world.

A Japanese-language character project turns 48 figures from Japanese mythology into a browsable collection, with a daily fortune, a birthday quiz, and a related-shrine finder.

A browser life sim set across Nigerian cities, with work shifts, transport, social play, and everyday money decisions.

Salesman offers outsourced sales introductions to companies selling to offline businesses in Nigeria, starting in Abuja.

A subscription service offering written troubleshooting help from a working heavy diesel mechanic to shops, owner-operators, and fleets.

A turn-based tactics RPG set among five rival cities on a muddy plain, where controlling the canals means deciding whose fields flood.

A planned, chronological game series about the Second World War follows ordinary Soviet soldiers and aims to weave real family histories into future scenes.

A free Windows RPG set in an ancient Vietnamese world, where players gather materials, make goods, trade, and build an estate.

A playable solo card game turns ten-pin bowling into a puzzle: use each ball card to knock down touching pins whose values add up to the right final digit.

A founding statement for an interdisciplinary field focused on how societies replace the cryptography their systems depend on.

A studio developing voice-only Alexa games designed first for blind players, including world-building, life simulation, space exploration, and daily mysteries.

An interactive catalog of vintage Hi-Fi equipment, presented as digital replicas visitors can explore, press, and listen to.

Fazzah presents six group games for gatherings, played on a TV while phones join with a four-digit code.

A digital guide to a curated photography group exhibition, with introductions and interpretations for 15 artists’ works.

A planned social app where people post everyday disputes, collect votes and comments, then get a closing summary and a small reconciliation task.

A browser-based dating project lets people explore virtual Kansai landmarks and start conversations; its public demo uses fictional characters, while the member version is still a prototype.

A neighborhood photo-guessing game that asks players to locate mystery pictures on a map.

A word game built around Hawaiian, Pidgin, and local slang, with a custom tile mechanic and several ways to play.

A Brighton indie studio is developing Android puzzle games based on the changing sequences of English church bells.

A Southern California specialist who buys original historical photographs, albums, negatives, and archives from sellers nationwide.

A five-round New York City location game asks players to identify smoke shops from Google Street View and drop a pin on the map.

A free browser puzzle asks players to place one stamp in each colored region of a country board without sharing rows or columns—or touching, even diagonally.

A forthcoming audio-room platform where Serie C supporters can call matches, talk in chat, and follow match events together.

A translational cell-therapy lab describing work that spans therapy design, manufacturing, and clinical trials.

A Toulouse specialist offers appraisals, auction listings, and immediate purchases across automata, fairground art, and mechanical musical instruments.

A free fan game lets players assemble a team of ski jumpers and score points from the 2026/27 World Cup season.

A planned Co-60 low-dose-rate testing facility for space electronics, with a dose-duration calculator and a 2028 capacity inquiry.