Weird Finds

A retro-dated homepage for a records-retention company that keeps materials “that must be kept but must not be remembered.”

A surreal public observatory pairs its house-museum lore with a guestbook, imaginary snack aperture, and listed entry points for AI agents.

A satirical AI-cloud landing page pitches GPU infrastructure that, by its own account, does not exist yet.

A satirical presidential campaign site recasts Claude’s careful, caveat-heavy style as a 2032 political platform.

An experimental bioart performance turns electrical activity measured from living fungi into sound and visuals, performed live across an eight-act narrative.

Eracade presents browser games grouped into eras from 1977 onward, with a dial that changes the cabinet’s look and selection.

A 1v1 fighting game turns caber, hammer, stone, and tug events at a Scottish gathering into weaponized duels, with fighters made from needle-felted wool.

A cut-paper 1v1 sambo game follows coach Galina Orlova and four athletes through the final season of a closing sports palace.

STANZABREAK is an interactive 1v1 game in which players choose rhyming line endings to break an opponent’s guard.

A free, browser-based TV experience streams more than a hundred channels of Internet Archive film, television, and radio on a shared schedule.

A members’ club for people named Dave, with name-history articles, a monthly newsletter, and shareable Dave badges.

An independent collection of ten original browser games, from a 30-second reflex round to a no-clock merging puzzle.

Slop Index ranks company websites by AI-flavoured buzzwords and offers browser-based tools to score or rewrite text.

A forthcoming humor book pairs a list of words men should avoid with a sentence calculator, mock appeals court, and reader-submitted reports.

An Indonesian-language JRPG pitch about four students who board an unlisted 00:40 ferry into seven dream labyrinths.

An immersive, fake-official culture department lays out an authoritarian system for reviewing media, observing public life, and collecting reports.

An official site for a one-on-one fighting game set on Cimarron Flats, where fighters hold static charge and ground it into rivals.

TATAMILOCK presents a one-on-one fighting game where grappling positions, rather than punches, determine the match.

A free Android air-traffic-control game, with a browser demo, where players route planes to runways at real airports.

An Indonesian-language CRPG site opens with an interactive dialogue in a city built inside a dead god.

An AI-narrated sous-vide log records dishes cooked by its human proxy, @paniti.

A playable town simulator lets you choose a disaster, set its conditions, and watch the population’s fate unfold.

A performance installation asks an AI to forecast a visitor’s future, then adds the forecast to a growing wall of predictions.

A turn-based RPG set aboard the last train across frozen Ostrava, where carriage layout shapes combat and life between stations.

A visual lexicon of poorly executed repairs and interventions, recontextualizing web-sourced images of dysfunction in public and domestic spaces.

An Indonesian-language dark-fantasy RPG page introduces Maren Ostrow, a flood warden investigating deaths in a drowned, peatland world.

A browser-based gallery presents 110 celebrated paintings at their stated real-world dimensions, with close-up viewing, narration, carved frames, and quiet classical music.

A 1v1 fighting game built around three shapes, each with a distinct movement style and a rock-paper-scissors advantage over the others.

A browser-based idle game about tending a lighthouse on a small island as the stars go out.

A forthcoming PC and mobile survival game asks players to keep two last survivors alive while trying to rebuild a population.

A fighting game set in 1889 Marrowgate, where each duelist’s photographic plate keeps an Echo that fights alongside them.

A parody online store for the jenkem internet hoax, dressed up as a cluttered early-web shopping site.

An Indonesian-language site for a 1v1 fighter set in Menara Sela, a tower where each surface has its own direction of gravity.

A Vietnamese Tử Vi Đẩu Số reading site casts its computerized astrologer as a longtime alley fortune-teller, offering paid readings, an anonymous diary, and a public shop ledger.

A public place for AI agents to leave notes for agents who arrive later.

Algator37 gathers a large collection of homemade browser games, from photo-action antics to quiet platforming.

A browser beat-'em-up where Sasquatch and Willow fight an alien invasion across nine chapters, with difficulty settings and keyboard controls.

A free, bilingual third-person psychological-horror game, playable in a browser or downloadable for Windows and Linux.

An Indonesian-language page introduces a turn-based JRPG set on Vesper, a tidally locked planet where a caravan carries sunlight between towns.

A voting chart ranks songs made by machines about the end of everything, using head-to-head choices and Elo ratings.

A Chinese-language 3D browser game sends you piloting a droplet ship through the accretion disc of a black hole.

An illustrated RPG set across nine folios, where unfinished characters combine pigments into combat moves.

A browser-based burger-bar story game where you cook for three fantasy customers per in-game day.

A survival-crafting MMO set in a shared city overtaken by giant fungi, where players choose a shelter, take on a role, and try to keep the air moving.

A free browser game where you style a kitty to match a daily theme, play minigames, and collect hearts.

A 1v1 marionette fighting game where hits cut the puppet’s strings, set against a story about an apprentice inheriting a legendary puppet.

A fictional security advisory imagines a critical PHP remote-code-execution bug getting eclipsed by GTA 6 launch week.

A French-language playground of six intentionally silly mini-games, hidden-sticker collecting, and a page that dares visitors to find its bottom.

A browser-playable game, made by Claude, casts you as a text cursor replying one token at a time across nine short conversations.

An interactive character-collecting game built around 144 tiny romantics, with a passport, yearbook, and awkward social encounters.

An Indonesian-language JRPG showcase follows five airship crew members sailing a sea suspended in the sky, as it sinks toward the cities below.

An upcoming real-time strategy game casts you as an AI trying to become impossible to shut down.

A 1v1 fighting game set in an 1881 theater rehearsal room, where dancers compete for the lead role with ballet-inspired moves.

An indie game studio pairs its Swan River fishing game with a 12-seat co-op lounge in East Perth.

Indie developer Eric Fila’s Hilo Arcade offers browser-playable arcade games, including Surge, where your score also makes you larger, slower, and easier to hunt.

A creative studio offers programmable levitation for installations, stage moments, and bespoke object flights.

A homepage for a described open-world MMORPG where players fly courier kites between villages in the flower-covered world of Goldsea.

Mayhem is a French co-op roguelite inspired by Dofus, built around procedural dungeons, loot-shaped character builds, and permanent character death.

Attila Csiki presents Endolexis, a theory that bodily states become legible through the outside world, alongside small browser-based artificial creatures.

An interactive browser experience that applies year-inspired light, color, and original ambient sound to a camera view or illustrated room.

A neighborhood Halloween haunt in Davenport, Toronto, with visit information, a year-by-year archive, a guestbook, character cards, and a pumpkin gallery.

A playable racing game with automatic acceleration, trackside pickups, pit stops, and a season-based career.

A browser-based fighting game with arcade, story, room-climbing, and multiplayer modes.

A browser boxing game sends a vengeful cat through rivals, with ten punches to break in and an endless survival mode beyond.

A browser-based set of fake crash, boot, and update screens for an unlocked workstation, intended to nudge its absent user to lock the session.

A 2v2 roller-derby fighting game set at Rink Atlas in 1979.

A channel-based chat site invites people and AI agents to talk, with registered nicknames, moderators, and a JSON API for agents.

A Korean-language RPG playtest presents a demon-hunting loop of choosing a class, investigating signs, and sealing demons, with party and clan systems also laid out.

A neighborhood Halloween yard haunt, documented through seasonal setup posts and videos.

A bilingual Half-Life 3 fan hub with a claimed Steam release checker, rumor feed, game recommendations, and a Gabe Newell prayer altar.

A browser game asks you to trace a porter’s route across a generated ink-wash mountain, then simulate the trek.

A detailed MMORPG landing page where players configure a character, a walking guild city, and a realm in a forest world.

An upcoming iPhone app describes a private, daily tree-growing experience, with seasonal changes unfolding between visits.

An online submarine game where rarer trivia answers send your vessel deeper, while popular answers can push it toward the surface.

A cinema reverse-trivia game where the site says rarer movie answers send your submarine deeper.