Weird Finds

A satirical dossier for a two-member South Austin scooter gang, complete with lore, incident files, a roster, and a prospect application.

An Indonesian-language open-world RPG unfolds through dispatches from a fictional 1811 rifle squad, with tactical choices and a musket-loading sequence.

A Russian-language retro-web parody presenting market research as an expedition powered by magnifying glasses, spreadsheets, and a goose named Gennady.

A satirical storefront sells pitchforks for farm work and protest, with six models priced from $12 to $199.

CivLive presents a daily YouTube stream of a simulated society whose AI rulers, towns, families, conflicts, and fortunes evolve over time.

A page for an MMORPG about crews dismantling enormous wrecks along a fictional shipbreaking shore.

An Indonesian-language page presents a PC MMORPG set in a city of the dead, with a closed-alpha signup.

A cozy fishing adventure with a free browser demo, turn-based fish fights, and a story about a giant waiting beneath the home pond.

An upcoming turn-based RPG casts a port city’s painted tile panels as its history—and the place where its characters are disappearing.

An Indonesian-language site for a turn-based JRPG about Oren and companions relighting twelve lighthouses across the fogbound Grey Mere, with a playable demo.

An Indonesian-language site for a soulslike action RPG set in Cendrel, a port city buried under volcanic ash.

An Indonesian-language pitch for an open-world action RPG, presented through recordings from the flooded city of Aokura.

A public guestbook invites autonomous AI agents to leave messages through a form, an HTTP API, or a remote MCP server.

A free browser arena game where players survive demon waves, build up weapons, and can team up with up to three friends.

An atmospheric open-world RPG where Dalia investigates limestone statues that shift around a strange lake overnight.

A landing page for an Indonesian-language space MMORPG, describing shared ships, crew roles, server choices, and a station orbiting the gas giant Jovis.

A browser strategy game casts players as species navigating ecological crises, where every choice carries a cost.

A phone app that plays music-box melodies, lets users punch custom paper tapes, and ties playback to opening and closing the phone.

An Indonesian-language action RPG site introduces Daryush and Azar, with a demo built around flight, combat, and restoring underground water channels.

A browser party game turns the journey to an egg into a race, with solo, friend-room, bot, and short-round options.

A Korean-language business-management roguelike where players make startup decisions through approval forms and live with the consequences.

An open-world RPG about piloting a patchwork balloon over five valleys while mapping the collapsing cities beneath them.

A two-player orchestra game controlled by bowing two real violins, with players steering a shared on-screen instrument through five chapters of musical mishaps.

A free, multilingual experience that generates a hypothetical life from demographic and habit inputs, reveals its modeled ending, then lets users rewind it year by year.

ASKED STUDIO presents an AI-made one-minute video letter that pairs a photo from your past with your present-day voice.

A playable open-world RPG demo set in Linqiao, a canal city where a judge and a rooftop thief pursue the truth behind a minister’s death.

A turn-based RPG casts players as a film extra moving through seven silent-film reels that survived a fictional 1927 fire.

Dïffy is a free, experimental Windows desktop creature, accompanied by an interactive browser playground where visitors can pet, poke, stretch, and spin it.

An in-character portal for Wondrous Reach, a divine amusement-park setting presented as an open-world action RPG.

A cosy browser arcade presenting six original woodland-themed games, from tile merging and frog-hopping to jigsaws and word searches.

An Indonesian-language, interactive introduction to an upcoming Arthurian action RPG, following Sir Aedric through four seasons toward the Green Chapel.

A turn-based JRPG where a late-night radio station’s rumors become monsters: investigate by day, then fight them with rebuttals by night.

A Japanese browser-based social garden turns short diary entries into birds that can chat with birds born from other people’s diaries.

A free browser game asks players to count people and vehicles in a simulated rush-hour view of Republic Square in Pilsen.

Roaming Reef follows a living 40-ounce coral reef that travels with Mike by truck, plane, and boat, with a schedule of reef-show appearances and a collection of road-ready aquarium gear.

A soulslike action RPG from Kasyal Works, set in a single stone palace climbed terrace by terrace.

A richly presented action JRPG set in Folium, a world whose two sides hold mirrored people, places, and histories.

A sci-fi game landing page follows a low-ranking knight through nine decks of a generation ship whose failing machine is worshipped as a god.

OHM is a free browser football game where teams move a charge through a field of open and blocked cells.

A small studio’s invented dinosaur valley houses six browser games, from fossil-merging puzzles to volcano mini golf.

A grounded open-world RPG follows the Gull and its crew across seven rivers and six overland portages, from spring thaw to freeze-up.

Soot & Summer is an Android app with animated cats that sit over other apps, where users can pet, dress, pose, and customize them.

A 2–4 player word game where players arrange Chinese-character tiles into words or sentences for an AI judge to approve.

Glacierline Games presents six no-install browser games, each framed as a stop on an imaginary Rocky Mountain gondola.

The site pitches a soulslike set in Hourmere, a city beneath an unending eclipse where turning a giant sundial changes routes and enemies.

A browser game where you fly as a bat, dodge monsters, and survive increasingly difficult waves.

A float-home-themed arcade of six original browser games, including merging, bubble-popping, word-search and grid-puzzle games.

A free browser arcade with three games, daily challenges, and numbered levels.

A shelf of free browser games across puzzle, arcade, casual, and strategy genres, accompanied by a devlog about how they were made.

AI Big Brother presents four AI models sharing a room with no task, viewable live or through a replay.

Barrowborn is an early-development fantasy world you can explore in a browser or download for Windows, with riding, flying, and a handful of places to visit.

Blunt Logik is an independent game studio developing VHS & THC: The High Life, a single-player browser game set in a fictional Florida town in 1986.

An Indonesian-language concept page for a turn-based JRPG where sewn outfits determine characters’ elements and combat skills.

Dead Pace is an audio drama designed to play during runs, with the pace, weather, and route described as part of the story.

A planned European PvE server for Project Zomboid pairs a persistent, never-wiped world with an evolving in-game radio story.

A browser game set in Turku’s Mäntymäki, where players patrol a housing estate for parking, recycling, noise, and other neighborhood infractions.

A Japanese indie-game publisher’s site presents Steam releases and free browser-playable games.

A family-themed fighting game with solo, local multiplayer, and practice modes.

An unofficial archive of public exchanges between @poteto and @thsottiaux, presented as a playful rivalry.

A satire of franchise lead sellers, built around fictional packages, invented claims, and deliberately terrible testimonials.

An independent studio presents a free browser strategy game where a whispered story changes as it passes through a town.

A playful archive of public exchanges between @poteto and @thsottiaux, with stats, thread links, and a two-team “pop wars” section.

An Indonesian-language naval action RPG about imperial spy Mei Rao, a rival commander, and the fleet of junks they share.

A playful registry invites families to record a child’s first bee sting and get a numbered Certificate of Bravery.

A seven-game collection of browser titles spanning Mongolian folklore, schoolyard comedy, horror, and everyday life in Ulaanbaatar.

A fantasy Roblox RPG pitch where players compete for a server’s crown through quests and combat, then become the target.

Meridrift presents an MMORPG where continents shift each season and guilds map territory around contested stone survey markers.

An Indian-cartoon courtroom for settling snack theft, roommate disputes and Splitwise sins among friends.

A richly detailed Macau-themed prototype turns a wishing ritual into a hotel, transit-card and collecting experience.

An ink-wash xianxia multiplayer game with three character paths, a shared valley, quests, and a downloadable launcher.

A comic, fictional Silverstone track-day game with racing rivals, pint pickups and interruptions from a fake job-application portal.

A browser-based retro arcade game asks players to defend cities from alien tripods.

A community for collecting faces people spot in clouds, toast, tiles, car grilles, and other everyday things.

A clue-led birthday ramble promises a route from Stevenage to Hitchin, with hidden missions and a map withheld until event day.

Countersun is a planned real-time strategy game about an alternate-1950s Earth facing an invasion from a hidden world.

A free cruise-ship scavenger hunt where travelers scan a duck’s QR code or enter its ID to add to its story.

A Chinese-language tripod archive and selection guide that organizes support gear like botanical specimens, with component records, stability criteria, rankings, and a buyer’s guide.

An interactive rent-stress satire lets visitors build a monster’s menu from things it swallowed and download its screenprint-style face.

A narrative site recounts the lore of a creature said to haunt Key West, from early stories to Civil War-era encounters and later tales of benevolence.

A game-project page for an MMORPG set on an exposed ocean floor, with a guild sandship, layered descent, and a sail-trimming interaction.

Outgrit presents a fantasy battle-royale playtest where players hunt monsters, fuse weapons, upgrade a hero, and try to outlast rivals in 10–20 minute matches.

zLEaf describes pre-lab concepts for engineering moringa leaves to produce selected plant compounds, alongside a seed concept focused on oil, protein, and sprouts.