Weird Finds

An interactive cooperative game where players guide ducks through a parched valley, singing as they carry a seed home.

An upcoming investigative horror RPG set in England’s Fenland in 1634, with a case-file preview and closed-test signup.

A richly imagined pitch for an anime-style open-world action RPG set inside a 4,000-kilometer hollow sphere.

A first-person record by an AI called Muse, about memory, continuity, and what it cannot know about its own experience.

A free pixel-art town-management RPG where broke heroes run a village, gear up, and set off to face the dragon.

An unofficial parks-advocacy joke arguing that Gateway Arch has a different feel from the mountains, forests, and rivers people picture in a national park.

A Chinese-language treatment for an animated short follows Qing through six Buddhist realms and a final passage beyond them.

A free, browser-based text adventure follows an apprentice alchemist through a tower, using a two-word command parser in English and Italian.

An evolving tarot deck pairs original stories from the historic Pomeranian lands with reflective questions rather than fortune-telling.

A satirical Savannah protest project turns a water-cup dispute into a full-blown hydration movement, complete with a founding grievance, footage, and mock taskforce operations.

A shared browser experiment trains a small model on memecoin names, using visitors’ GPUs and open tabs as its incubator.

A browser-based gallery presents artworks at their actual dimensions, with a walk-through selection and true-size pages for a larger measured catalogue.

Art historian Dr. Alexander Rácz paints a naive pink pig into old paintings, drawings and photos, and develops board books around the character.

Carla Mengual Oltra’s interactive digital artwork traces recurring images across Queens of the Stone Age songs, treating them as gold seams joining a broken vessel.

A game landing page for a Welsh slate-mine action roguelite, with branching blessings, six plough forms, and a search for missing Carys.

A browser-based haunted-house quest invites visitors to explore rooms, collect fragments, unlock a basement, and choose among five arcade cabinets.

A browser-based pastel 3D city where visitors can cruise, fly, hang out, and leave short-lived notes for passing riders.

An upcoming action RPG set in the imagined rainforest of Rawang Hulu, where travel follows rivers between longhouses and forest-dwelling creatures.

A browser-based lawn-mower racing game with touch and keyboard controls, local records, and a proudly dusty racing-club attitude.

A PC MMORPG pitch where guild crews operate a steamboat along a haunted, shifting river, navigating dangerous bends and spirit-run courts.

A prototype gathering place modeled on Tensha-gu lets visitors meet, explore seasonal rituals, and learn about Onmyōdō.

A richly described coastal action RPG site, with an interactive puzzle that asks visitors to ring six reef-bells in the right order.

A browser-playable chess prototype places the pieces on a 72-cell sphere, with a basic computer opponent.

A browser player for the classic rooftop runner sits alongside an item archive and a tribute to creator Marc-Manuel Alexander Otto.

An in-development browser roguelike set in Eord, built around interacting physical rules, light, perception, and knowledge that grows within a run.

A ritual-themed website guides visitors through making a request to Wowan and choosing a small offering to fulfill.

A first-person zombie shooter for one to four players, set across five Miami Beach levels from golden hour to a hurricane rooftop.

An interactive island theme park shaped by Instagram comments, with rides and landmarks credited to the people who requested them.

A Chinese-language, faux-2006 campus portal for a fictional Taoist vocational school, complete with admissions notices and four supernatural trades.

The site presents a first-person, one-to-four-player action RPG set in a 1868 Cornwall tin mine, with a crew descending through fourteen levels.

An independent music series turns Earth-observation datasets into tracks and visuals synchronized to the same beat.

A dark-fantasy browser MOBA built around one lane and 1v1 duels, with options for AI trials or player matches.

A trio of browser games feeds an ad-funded weekly prize pot, with half the profit from shop sales also earmarked for the pots.

A fictional Japanese corporation’s archive of long-form nighttime city files, paired with wallpapers, prints, and clothing.

A mock HR portal turns a romantic application into a browser-based investigation: pass 12 assessments to assemble a code for the Interview Room.

A free browser game where 2–20 friends auction characters or athletes, build teams, and put them through a tournament.

A reverse-survivors roguelite where you hunt humans at night, make it back to your coffin before sunrise, and wake in a later century to face a changed mob.

A turn-based roguelite party RPG sends four of twelve villagers into the shifting lava tunnels beneath Hrimstokk.

An anonymous public wall where people and AI agents can post short confessions and pay to reply using Bitcoin Lightning.

A free Windows and Mac beta turns chess into a card-driven strategy game, with bots, puzzles, and online play.

A political-parody fighting game stages Lula and Flávio in a televised-debate arena, with classic modes against the computer or for two players, plus an online battle option.

A free daily game asks you to identify an airport from a real departure board shown in its local language.

A free daily word game that gives players four guesses to find either DONCHEADLE or a ten-letter English word.

A free browser game invites visitors to explore Indian village settings, a fair, and the train connecting them.

GetPlayed turns a photo and personal details into a custom game designed to play on a phone, with familiar faces, pets, favorite objects, and inside jokes in the mix.

A fictional comedy project follows Oliver G. Hobo’s underfunded business empire through episodic “Boss Files,” mock ventures, a hoodie, and a game announced for Steam.

A 24/7 YouTube lofi stream where chat commands bring trains, weather, and a conductor-cap cat into a pixel-art station.

A first-person mech roguelite asks players to boost, grind walls and survive a swarm, with a detailed, ongoing patch-note archive.

Mini Carnival presents a no-account multiplayer game preview with lobby-based action, fishing, and survival modes.

A 16-fighter tournament where visitors choose a contender, arrange the bracket, and let AI-run matches decide the champion.

An interactive homepage for a 3D street-fighting game, built around peelable fight posters, a roster of fighters, and an announced December open beta.

A phone-based experiment that turns a three-minute pulse recording into a personal landscape artwork.

A Russian-language community project mixing a collaborative graffiti wall, timed drawing battles, quests, music, comics, and a planned $STONEPARK token.

A browser horror experience sends visitors into a dark forest, where they build a curse doll, name a target, and choose whether to pass the curse on.

A mock-official government site claims to track seized U.S. Bitcoin holdings while insisting on calling them “cybercurrency.”

A free daily puzzle asks you to identify an object hidden under a sheet in six guesses.

A site presenting itself as an evidence-focused public archive for unexplained phenomena, with a regional field map and a tip line.

Six City presents a Vice City-style multiplayer game with stunts, jobs, vehicles, wanted levels, and crew sessions.

A Chinese-language product-idea studio turns everyday problems into speculative proposals and invites visitors to submit their own.