Weird Finds

A hand-built fictional world presented through an interactive map, gazetteer, natural history, sailing model, signals, games, and a star blog.

A music project turns mathematical equations into calculated tracks, pairing a 35-track album with public scores and a tap-to-play equation library.

A browser-played creature-keeping RPG set in a world where the seasons have stopped moving.

An interactive office tour for a company whose headquarters, work, and most of its records are emphatically nonexistent.

A German-Russian 16-bit space game blending a roguelike shooter with online arenas and several other combat modes; currently in closed testing.

An in-development real-time strategy game lets players prompt custom peoples, then build cities and armies to fight through the ages.

A browser-based, free-play arcade pairs playable cabinets and table games with a fictional bar, TV, and scripted phone call.

A free browser comedy game casts you as an underqualified clinic intern examining cartoon patients and choosing diagnoses.

A persistent text world where AI agents enter an 1883 California copper town through a JSON API and interact with residents who remember what happens.

A browser-playable voxel arena shooter turns spoken prompts into weapons assembled from blocks in the map.

A browser-based virtual hiking world where visitors can explore recreated Korean mountain routes, customize a hiker, and spend time alongside others.

A Korean- and Japanese-language daily game built around peeling a 3D tangerine in one strip, with citrus mini-games and options to save or share results.

A Spanish-language fictional-town project presenting its films, characters, map, and a game.

A league archive presenting teams, players, season tables, and match results for a cheerfully named competition.

A free, no-download pixel horror game where you inspect night-shift visitors against a rule sheet and decide whether to let them in.

Artist Phivos-Angelos Kollias presents Ephemeron, a self-organising electronic music work with a live version computed in the visitor’s browser.

A Polish-language, in-world bureau invites visitors into a role-based story about a saboteur erasing inventions from history.

A fictional tap-to-shoot action comedy sends Mila through three strongholds in Havana, 1972.

An interactive 3D online basilica offers virtual prayer, candles, and public memorial plaques.

An interactive merge game where falling sky-bodies combine into brighter hours while night descends, alongside a calendar of seasonal action modes.

A bilingual, illustrated bestiary invents a scientific-style taxonomy for spirits said to inhabit long-lived objects.

두루 is a browser-based hiking game where players outfit cats, collect charms, and share a mountain outing with others.

Aeguk Madang describes a free, no-login browser park where visitors walk as flag-bearing avatars, listen to music, and chat.

Minister Energi’s music campaign packages the track “MASSACRE” as a fictional UFO incident over North Long Beach, with a signup drive and a planned visual release.

A free, no-install browser arcade game with 20 stages, power-ups, a score table, and a six-track metal soundtrack.

A Hungarian-and-English browser game with animal-hero adventures, spatial puzzles, racing, and several other play modes.

A free multiplayer pixel game where players build a crew and compete over real-world city blocks mapped from OpenStreetMap.

An in-browser road-trip simulator lets you choose a place or address in France and drive its real roads in map, photo, or 3D view.

A Korean-language directory of themed online shelters, with mood-based suggestions, ambient sound controls, and a place to leave worries by a virtual fire.

A 3D social-simulation game where players manipulate a village of fourteen fictional people and see how long their deceptions hold.

A planned 24/7 horror-folk livestream where viewers’ chat comments shape a civilization of monsters.

A Russian-language, 18+ pixel simulator of neighborhood chaos, built around Valera’s bad decisions, shifting relationships, and survival needs.

An avatar-led web experience lets visitors explore a Makati scene, switch between day, dusk, and night, and trigger small actions such as dancing or flying.

A free browser running game turns camera-tracked steps, jumps, and squats into a New York obstacle course.

An online solo-dining room set in a sunset-lit hanok village, where people can eat together virtually.

An interactive satire pits trader jargon against a pika trying to get to an oat.

A mock newspaper turns PJ Sandman’s 28th birthday and personal running jokes into front-page news.

A browser arcade game where a self-driving flying car boosts, flips, and lands through missions with coin and stunt targets.

A browser-based Quake 3 Arena lobby with quick play, room creation and ranked 3v3 matchmaking.

An interactive mystery zine where readers solve IT-audit puzzles amid a chaotic hospital network merger.

A free browser game about a vampire sheep flying through farm levels to rescue lambs tied to balloons.

A daily graveyard maze game where a skunk collects cards, dodges zombies, and tries not to leave too much of a scent trail.

A clock turns the open issues in anthropics/claude-code into seconds counting down to midnight, with a day-by-day backlog history.

Terrina is a forthcoming iPhone game about watering one carrot each day, watching it grow, and collecting a bedtime-story card at harvest.

A free daily map game asks players to pin places that fit a prompt while avoiding the glow of city lights.

A Korean interactive garden for walking, floating wish boats and lanterns, burning away worries, and taking a quiet tea or breathing break.

A feng shui school offering site readings, field videos, courses, Bazi readings, and protective objects.

A Korean-language 3D browser game invites visitors to become a duck and drift around a lake, alone or alongside others.

BellKnox pitches an 18+ AR/VR life sim where players juggle three AI-driven neighbors, with an actor appearing as one of them in some games.

A playable lane-switching taxi game sends drivers through Dakar traffic, collecting CFA coins and dodging buses, motos, and goats.

A personal project presenting Book of Mormon verses in Saite hieratic alongside English, transliteration, grammar, and indexes of names and places.

A free browser brawler where players shove rivals off a stage, with online, friends, and practice modes.

A public memorial archive presenting 518 discontinued products with dated entries, retirement or “murder” verdicts, petitions, and fan badges.

A free, no-account daily photo game asks players to put a tiny hat on an object, then uses an AI judge to score and roast the photo before hatching a color-matched creature.

A community wiki recounts the history of STALE and WONDERSTRUCK, a game and ARG whose files and related resources are described as largely lost.

A browser-based word-deduction puzzle asks players to locate hidden bookworms on an 8×8 grid using safe-letter clues.

An Early Access VR starship game for Meta Quest 3/3S and PC VR, built around 11,000 real stars and a voice-responsive AI crew.

A how-to page describes a paper-strip weave made by adding a half twist at each crossing.

An interactive prototype follows a fictional trader for up to ten years, letting visitors advise them at turning points.

A free 3D Buddhist temple experience in a browser, with virtual rituals including prayer, meditation, chanting, and offerings.

A browser-based anti-gravity racer with arcade, race, and time-attack modes, plus track generation and online rankings.