Weird Finds

A personal listening project that finds a place where it’s raining and builds a location-shaped rain soundscape in your browser.

A fictional education-vendor site satirizes district budgeting with premium three-column notes, mandatory training, and a growing menu of billable extras.

A free browser game asks you to leave a tab open and answer periodic calls before your hold ends.

A satirical institute diagnoses the people who live with cats through intake prompts, case files, and a handbook for their partners.

A free browser driving game asks players to survive Melbourne roads while dodging potholes, roadworks and other local hazards.

A free, 16-bit-style strategy game where you direct goblins, frogs, imps and other tiny troops, build maps, or sabotage a friend.

A Command & Conquer-style single-player RTS with two campaigns and skirmish, built around a fictional war over debris falling from orbit.

A free online space for sitting quietly alongside strangers, with simple rituals, ambient sound, and optional group sessions.

A free, open-source browser game asks players to diagnose and repair the working pumps, filters, boilers, and controls behind a leisure centre’s pools.

A browser-based 3D temple space lets visitors walk around, sit, bow, recite with prayer beads, and light incense.

A student team uses two yeast strains to draw traditional patterns from China’s 56 ethnic groups on culture plates, then documents the artwork and how it was made.

Moboria lets Twitch viewers join a cooperative dungeon raid by picking a hero class and entering commands in chat.

A browser-based political parody game offers one-player fights against CPU characters and an interface for hosting or joining a friend’s room.

A browser-based prototype lets you walk, cycle, drive, paddle, or fly around a roughly modeled slice of downtown Vancouver.

A free browser game sends a crew of laid-off workers after tech-bro caricatures holed up in island fortresses.

A comedy party game for 2–5 players who record secret sound prompts for absurd short movies, then watch the results together.

A free browser-based city sim where players take jobs, open shops, craft gear, and trade for points.

A political parody recasts aspirin as the unlikely reason Donald Trump kept talking long enough for Democrats to win races in Texas and elsewhere.

Dreamcore presents interactive story worlds where visitors make moves, meet characters, and spend sparks as they play.

Enkete is a phone-based investigation game where players search messages, photos, calls, emails, and maps to solve a case.

A shared daily game asks players to order four hidden symbols, then compares individual and group scores with chance.

An Australian election-day runner game asks players to dodge flyer pushers, magpies and a confused kangaroo on the way to a polling booth and a democracy sausage.

A browser-based 3D beach simulator and four mini-games built around interactions for TikTok Live.

A satirical registry where people can ask an imagined AI to spare them—or buy a highlighted spot on the list.

A demolition game for Windows where players plan destruction across a catalog of structures and tools.

A Spanish-and-English browser survival game where you defend a spacecraft and recover its drifting trichomes.

A browser-playable extraction shooter where you choose a vampire or a human, collect loot, and try to make it back before dawn.

A satirical awards site ranking formerly famous public figures across three measures of career fade.

A hand-drawn character collection set across eleven floating islands, with named originals, lore, and an archive of variants.

A MySpace-style parody profile for a bean salesman preparing for the zombie apocalypse.

Owlglass presents three short games built around historical rulers, moral choices, and the familiar machinery of bestselling fiction.

A Thai-language online adventure game built around hunting folklore creatures, choosing a hunter class, and exploring villages, graveyards, and forbidden forests.

An Android live-wallpaper game concept where small monsters roam the home screen, collect currency, evolve, fight, and need care.

A free, cozy pixel-art fishing game that invites players to explore islands, decorate cottages, and fish alongside other people in a browser.

Roarshift presents a free browser racing game where monster cars race and Twitch viewers can interfere through chat commands.

A free browser-playable hex tile game for two to four players, built around keeping six colours climbing.

A Squeekchain dashboard presents hamster-wheel activity data, forecasts, and a game where visitors predict whether the next measured interval will show movement.

A free platform game invites players to run, double-jump, rescue buddies, and explore five lands, with character customization and coin-room secrets.

A browser driving game that builds routes on real OpenStreetMap streets across four North Texas counties.

An art and literary project pairing twelve saints with paintings, illustrated chronicles, and interpretive sword sculptures.

A Los Angeles game studio presents browser-playable releases and prototypes as the first entries in a planned run of 100 small, strange games.

An interactive fictional cold case asks readers to narrow a town of 8,000 residents to one killer through six episodes of clues.

A browser-based Warhammer 40,000 tactical battle game, with squad deployment, movement, shooting, and turn-by-turn phases.

A cat-themed mini-golf game where you pull back to send a ball of yarn toward the basket.

The page presents an arena survival game with runs, level-up choices, upgrades, achievements, and keyboard, controller, and touch controls.

Slipmatic is a phone-based fortune-printer app, described as coming soon to the App Store, with daily readings and keepsake slips.

A long, sectioned Slovak-language fictional biography presented in the style of a Central European history archive.

A live page presents Waffles, a goldendoodle, through a voxel map and sections for his diary, feelings, creations, memories, and plans.

A Portuguese-language dark-fantasy platform adventure, presented as a test build with three realms and an Android APK link.

A browser game where cats dig through changing ground, hunting for treats and a chest while avoiding rocks and traps.

A planned satirical factory simulation for PC casts citizens as resources to process, elevate and route toward electoral victories.

A first-person repair sim set in a workshop orbiting a dead Earth, built around diagnosing robot faults and repairing parts by hand.

A page styled as a small repertory cinema gathers six weekly screenings, post-film notes, themed film lists, and a visitor guide.

A multilingual message-submission site says it will put user messages into a live ET Bilu broadcast, with paid options for priority or control of the on-screen message.

A French artist collective presents performances, interactive creations, cultural activities, and an upcoming events calendar.

WarEast Warfare presents a free multiplayer war game for Android and Windows, with shared servers, trenches, vehicles, FPV drones, and a front that resets daily.

A Portuguese-language homepage presents a mobile pinball game where the ball splashes paint across the screen, with themed tables, tournaments, and a gallery for saved results.

A page for a prison-themed FemDom roleplay event, described as taking place inside a decommissioned county jail.