Boom Office: take a 30-second swing at the office tower
A free browser game lets office workers demolish a model of a real office building with workplace-themed weapons, then share the score.
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A free browser game lets office workers demolish a model of a real office building with workplace-themed weapons, then share the score.
A free, no-account terminal for U.S. M&A, IPOs, advisors, valuations, and deal terms, built from SEC filings.
A deadpan parody of data-center expansion, dressed up as a SaaS product with mock features, pricing, jobs, and merchandise.
A Korean-language castle-defense strategy game about producing resources, placing troops across three lanes, and holding back nightly attacks.
A Japanese AI receptionist handles calls, reservations, and inquiries, then sends summaries to staff by smartphone and email.
A free Roblox dinosaur game for autistic and ADHD children, designed around short visits, predictable steps, and easy stopping.
An interactive atlas of Victorian election results, with booth-level maps, electorate histories, census comparisons and tools for comparing elections.
Paste a Warhammer 40,000 army list to generate a print-friendly cheat sheet, with an optional phone play mode and personal reminders.
A Chinese-language stock and futures research library presenting historical datasets, data studies, a forum, a shop, and a market simulation game.
An interactive British Columbia map combining mine records, roads, trails, and live warnings, with area downloads for offline use.
A free tycoon game about buying hardware, building and cooling datacenters, then leasing computing capacity to AI labs.
An app and browser service for girls and young women aged 10–24 in Imvepi, with short lessons, answers, and a free callback option.
A 40th-birthday page for a Louisville party bus, with a route, song queue, photo wall, and guest shout-outs.
A public benchmark compares how AI models govern simulated countries under democracy, republic, and monarchy.
A free, in-browser Australian political satire game casts players as Anthony Albanese, collecting taxes while trying to keep the polls above 50.
A free browser game asks you to guide four tourists across traffic, rivers, and other hazards in a 17-stage campaign, with arcade, daily-challenge, and practice modes.
A set of browser-based 2D calculators for stair framing, sheet cuts, tile layouts, board-and-batten spacing, and solar wiring.
A searchable index of appearance-related peptides, with profiles covering evidence, risks, legal status and listed costs.
A browser-based tool that guides speaker design from driver selection through enclosure, crossover, drawings, and a parts list.
A fan project that ports Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition Remix to the browser, using game files supplied and served locally by the player.
A set of tools and guides for checking clinics, costs, destinations and recovery before arranging treatment abroad.
A host-led mystery evening for 6–12 players, using a shared screen for the story and guests’ phones for their private character dossiers.
The site offers the Android game under its Hello Bro and Ninja Online names, with a download, installation guide, wiki, and Discord.
An interactive film-noir mystery series built around numbered case files, branching scenes, and multiple endings.