Weird Finds

An illustrated book project presents 1950s-style how-to guides for emergencies both practical and preposterous, from storing water to hosting a Martian.

A turn-based JRPG demo follows Linn through a sunlit northern land where combat advances on a 24-hour clock and day 40 brings a hard stop.

A Filipino folk-horror survival game set in Barangay San Roque, where players gather defenses by day and try to last through the night.

A browser-based 3D temple where visitors can walk the grounds, bow, meditate, make offerings, or switch into a communal dance mode.

A downloadable companion app lets two pixel characters wander alongside Windows and Android users, with a first Mac preview and a small story-driven world.

A browser game sets a resident-versus-resident combat scenario in Bath, with a Combe Down map, solo practice, and multiplayer play.

An Indonesian-language site introduces a dark, three-player co-op action RPG set in a giant’s remains, with mapped regions, creatures, and a marrowlight-return loop.

An unofficial live estimate of Dylan Larkin’s lost salary, translated into rolls of toilet paper.

A free desktop browser fighting game with six early cartoon characters and Arcade, Training, CPU-battle, and local two-player modes.

Bushcaller arranges a deliberately awful AI cold-call to a submitted phone number, with a randomized call time and a pitch that can wander from ERP software to horoscopes.

A dark-fantasy action RPG in development for PC, built around an ASCII world and reactive magic.

A playful, substantial guide recasts Buddhist concepts through the language of beer, from the Four Noble Truths to the “Three Poisons of Beeristence.”

A browser-based 3D hiking game built around recreated routes on South Korea’s mountains, with customizable hikers and small social rituals.

A browser-based 3D sauna where visitors move between six spaces, listen to ambient sounds, and share a channel without chat or voice.

An in-development pixel-art life sim about cleaning up a polluted lakeside town, rebuilding its streets, and getting to know the residents who stayed.

A three-minute daily word game where you build words from floating tiles, balance their buoyancy, and send them ashore.

A Dutch-language family platform game set across a cartoon version of Tilburg, with missions, bosses, unlockable weapons and a family leaderboard.

A free game set in an 1980s-neon version of Charleroi, with driving, local landmarks, errands, collectibles and multiplayer challenges.

A Chennai-made desktop companion app puts a cursor-stealing monkey above your taskbar, with settings for its behavior, look, and language.

A port-city MMORPG concept organized around six carnival schools, cooperative float-building, and parade-combo mechanics.

An Indonesian-language JRPG demo follows five friends returning to the fictional Ferriswyn amusement park on the eve of its demolition.

An early-access deckbuilding game that turns real ant species into cards in a colony simulation.

A self-described Madison-area Great Lakes pirate crew presents its roster, rules, lore, and watchmaking on a detailed public website.

A free five-minute browser game where color matchups determine who eats whom; solo play pits you against 35 CPU opponents.

Rosa Mercurius is a Chinese-language personal occult site with interactive divination tools, a literature archive, and a storybook tailor-shop frame.

A compact, sourced daydream about a colleague named Song missing a Japan Airlines first-class seat from Sydney to Tokyo.

A five-chapter mobile-browser survival-horror game set in Port Harcourt after an unexplained blackout.

An absurdist comparison site presents a catalog of imaginary trapdoors, complete with fictional prices, specifications, and reviews.

A browser-based racing board game that mixes car-part builds, property income, and risky jungle shortcuts.

A Polish-language fictional music project builds a neon Warsaw around its digital duo, with a single, character profiles, and links to a game and karaoke.

An interactive demo for a turn-based card JRPG where a 48-card calendar shapes the world—and missing cards stall its seasons.

A Portuguese-language browser game from JR Pet’s sends Alex and Pipoca running through an eight-stage neighborhood adventure.

A free pixel-art game follows a company bought with debt from the fund’s perspective, through its CEO, and down to a staff member.

A fictional parody arcade game casts you as an exchange employee trying to protect the building and survive a crisis.

An Indonesian-language turn-based JRPG project about diver Sora, whose oxygen-powered tactics take her through a threatened reef world.

This RPG homepage introduces Marta Keel, a shipwreck salvager exploring a fogbound coast through interactive logs, vessel records, and a foghorn mechanic.

An independent ARG studio whose released web investigation begins with a recruitment website and the disappearance of a friend.

A free browser game asks you to guess whether a face comes from a LinkedIn profile photo or an INTERPOL wanted notice.

An interactive RPG casts you as Aino Vesala, a log driver navigating a fictional boreal river by jumping between drifting logs.

A Korean online prayer room with church and chapel settings, scheduled services, scripture, hymns, and a prayer board.

A fantasy MMORPG concept where players compose short melodies to create abilities, with the homepage offering a small melody composer.

A playful amateur-radio page lets visitors browse operator callsigns and offers licensed visitors a place to add theirs to Bob’s logbook.

An online chess site where players declare whether they’re using an engine or their own brain.

A World of Warcraft roleplay page introduces a Dark Iron dwarf through backstory, field notes, and a pint gauge for his negotiation, engineering, and volume.

A clearly labeled satire site imagines an Ohio pizza joint that piles precious metals, drone delivery, and free silver onto every order.

A browser game about driving a manual car, with keyboard pedals and a mouse-controlled gear shift.

A fictional browser game asks you to scratch a gold-colored bar and reveal its unverified interior.

A free browser arcade of nine retro-inspired games, with shared player cards and scoreboards.

Infinity Studio presents eight space-themed mini-games, from solo arcade challenges to party rounds played around a shared phone.

Ju Jatzy presents a tactical five-dice game, with rules and an on-page play experience built around turning an opponent’s score against them.

An interactive experience pairs recordings of twelve bird species with simulated Chladni patterns shaped by their songs.

The homepage describes two hand-painted browser worlds that visitors can explore, listen to, and paint in, without installing anything.

A browser-based 3D Paris stroll invites visitors to leave a wish at Pont Neuf, rest beneath the Eiffel Tower, and sit at a piano.

A free browser game puts you in charge of a mischievous cat wrecking an apartment before its owners get home.

A free Android horror game series built around three short, one-finger challenges and a cast of awake plush toys.

A satire site turns Shamgar Connors’ board-meeting appearances into recurring characters, issue dossiers, video features, and fake-headline games.

Foamhoof presents an online horse RPG set on Seafoal Isle, where players choose and care for a horse, explore clubs, and encounter a mysterious sea-running herd.

A playable chess variant where pieces shoot along their lines, take damage, and win by destroying the opposing king.

A project presenting 200 handmade fragments reportedly left around the world, with a code-entry prompt for connecting a found piece to its story.

An interactive page where moving around grows a meadow of flowers, with controls for planting trees and moving a bunny.

A landing page for an online action RPG set beneath a sea suspended 600 meters above the ground.

Noll presents a quiet shared-world experience where visitors drift through a machine-made universe, find fragments, and interact with lights and refuges.

A browser-based wish ritual lets visitors explore a stream, riverbank, or lake, write on a lantern, and watch it travel across water or rise into the sky.

A conservation-style homepage presents the California golden monkey as a lost native species and describes efforts to restore its habitat and track possible sightings.

A short, salty satire of Modbus, arranged as a mixtape of protocol complaints.

A carefully staged preview of a dreambook concept, with a fictional dream shown as a page to keep and revisit.

A Thai location-based ghost-hunting game with real-world map play, shared community spaces, and cooperative fights.

An interactive pig-in-flight countdown invites visitors to pay to extend the pig’s airtime and appear on a season leaderboard.

A free Vietnamese 3D village for shared rituals, meditation, and quiet encounters with strangers.

A browser-based virtual campsite for wandering, decorating a character, and sharing a little world with other campers.

A two-player arcade game pits a flying, snack-seeking fly against the neighbour trying to swat it.

A meme-themed town game with driving, exploration, jobs, collectibles, and friend-code multiplayer.

A free browser anti-gravity racer with a skyline circuit, solo modes, and online play.