Weird Finds

A free guessing game asks readers to decide whether Elizabeth Holmes’s posts were written by Holmes or by her account team.

A set of printable posters and stickers about criticism, fallibility, explanations, and solving problems.

Septum Files is a fictional, deadpan mystery set in Septum County, presented as a public-access terminal with case files, personnel, and town records.

A virtual Vietnamese temple invites visitors to share a courtyard for quiet rituals, small offerings, and company without conversation.

A free browser-based social-deduction game for three to ten players, with one hidden AI trying to pass as human.

A faux-retro shrine to an old-school forum provocateur, combining a satirical dossier, dated dictionary entries, a guestbook, and an incident-report generator.

A forthcoming free Windows horror game set in an abandoned Najdi mud-brick house.

A free browser story game follows a former soldier through a rain-soaked city, with choices and action sequences that carry across chapters.

An interactive fan database that pairs footballers with Pokémon using stats, size and playing style, with club squads, quizzes and training challenges.

A phone-based simulator lets users place pretend takeaway orders, follow a staged driver, and track the money they didn’t spend.

A browser arcade recreates six Korean classroom desk and stationery games associated with school breaks from the 1980s through the 2000s.

A browser-playable horror game asks you to decide whether the people ringing your doorbell are neighbors or monsters.

A playful toolkit for hosting conspiracy-theory or PowerPoint nights, with group formats, case ideas, a generator, and a hosting guide.

A free browser roguelike casts players as Dolores “Dee” Pinkwater, hustling rides and cash across fictional Colorado towns.

An interactive, cozy sci-fi spaceship experience with ambient listening and an explorable game aboard the lost DSV Halcyon.

A Chinese-language wuxia MMO with a downloadable desktop test version for Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu, plus story chapters, guides, and community links.

A browser-explorable island where viewers of Eggbert’s YouTube Shorts can claim a house by commenting with their name, job, and house color.

A tongue-in-cheek community board for posting the allegedly wasteful things people do with home RAM, with a leaderboard and shareable membership cards.

FLINTS TV presents an alternative cable-style guide to found film, odd instruction, open culture, and archival television.

A personal dating page turns a boyfriend search into a scored, three-round application.

A Chinese-language homepage for a browser-playable, turn-based folk-horror RPG, with character roles, exploration, multiplayer parties, and guilds.

A Vietnamese-language online temple offers shared Buddhist rituals and activities in a browser-based 3D space.

An inbox-style collection of conversations between Jack McDade and messages sent to his spam address.

A vertical iPad interface turns a printed phone number into an interactive, voice-response exhibition experience.

A playable word puzzle where you rotate a letter-covered cube, form words, and freeze them in place.

Crow’s clearing is an interactive 3D life experiment with a crow whose activities, needs, memories and reflections are tracked in a journal.

A corporate-style New York firm site describing protection from psychic intrusion, conventional surveillance, and other unusual privacy threats.

This Korean-language interactive parody lets visitors confess everyday promises they failed to keep, such as studying or exercising, then receive a response and a penance card.

A browser-based retro-computer experience for reading the Bible, playing scripture games, listening to hymns, and more.

A daily football passing and kicking challenge where players steer nine drives through changing weather, hazards, and stadium pitches.

A beta collection of games for practicing analogy, verbal wit, legal argument, deductive logic, and other forms of reasoning.

A Vietnamese-language virtual beer garden with a navigable venue, tables, characters, music, and public chat.

A browser-based 3D temple space with listed activities including lighting incense, ringing a bell, sweeping leaves, and releasing fish.

A generative-art project plans to release 3,333 Old West woodcuts, with each day’s pieces available only in NFT trades.

A daily animal-themed pitch-guessing game with four packs, adjustable tones, and optional clues.

This Korean-language virtual bar lets visitors browse illustrated bottles, request cocktails, keep a tasting-note collection, and sit with whoever is online.

A proposed service turns a public post or screenshot into a proof-approved 4×6 postcard, with US postage listed at $4.99.

A free browser game where players build defenses by day, hold off monsters at night, and can move towers or command allies.

A fictional town guide sets out the civic offices, local records, and mystery lore of Grievance Falls, the seat of Septum County.

Warbeacon is an in-development World War II multiplayer game built around a persistent hex map, faction battles, and player-run supply lines.

Deathbox is a free first-person shooter designed to run in a desktop browser, with class selection, multiplayer modes, and co-op play.

The page presents a three-room inn on the Oregon coast, alongside local lore, house notes, and a lighthouse museum.

A Melbourne studio’s page for an off-world rally game, describing 42 stages across six biomes and listing editions for PC and consoles.

Kanpalja is preparing an app that pairs a commuter’s saju and usual subway route with a daily train-car fortune.

indiano1.lol proposes a leaderboard where Indian products, brands, and creators buy their ranking, with separate all-time and daily boards.

A browser-based cricket management game that describes club-to-World-Cup manager and player careers, alongside ball-by-ball matches.

A flight-log-themed site for a four-player co-op roguelite about crews salvaging iron-cored comets.

An interactive scroll-along story about Jamie Downey Jr., his viral dance clips and the home-made stage behind them.