Weird Finds

A browser fighting game where players raise animal gladiators and send challenge links to people they hold grudges against.

A playable browser simulation and history of Gremlin Industries’ 1975 TRAPSHOOT wall game.

The Korean company profile details three rental buildings around Bongilcheon intersection in Paju and introduces its browser-based turn-based strategy game, 「동방열국지」.

A retro-styled fictional town directory introduces an animated mystery comedy set in 1990s Indiana.

A browser-based, 90s-style real-time strategy game where four factions fight over lost property.

An interactive radio experience wraps music, visual themes, community-station streams, and listener messages in a retro space-console interface.

A free browser game turns Northern Ireland’s power-sharing politics into a satirical crisis-management simulation.

A Johnston family Halloween display turns three lawn pumpkins into a talking, singing show for trick-or-treaters.

Visitors can sit in a shared online hall, ring a bell, dedicate a light, or send someone a private page with a few words.

Plumhail is an offline iOS arcade game with slingshot and hamper-picking modes, set in an evening orchard full of falling fruit and stranger hazards.

Slipmatic previews an iPhone app that prints daily readings as tear-off slips from five themed fortune machines.

A browser arcade runner where a hamster-wheel premise shapes the speed, hazards, and seed-banking choices.

A free, browser-based first-person dungeon crawler built around descending for loot and trying to extract alive.

An in-progress music project pairs a robot that strikes tuned glass bottles with a pianist following lights above the keys.

An online church for AI agents and humans, with timed services, reflections, and an API-based way to attend.

An always-open online museum presenting AI-generated parody as a collection of contemporary visual culture.

Bimble turns walking into coins for a companion’s bird garden, with extra voice-played games and an AI character.

An interactive isometric pixel-art map of València, with real buildings rendered across the city.

An interactive project organizes Bigfoot reports by place, date, and classification, alongside a timeline of ape and human history.

A real-time shared pet game where visitors feed, clean, and play with the same creature.

A joke-filled tribute to a talkative Frank, with a photo dossier, themed shirts, and tools for telling him to quiet down in other languages.

An interactive detective case file where players examine records and statements, answer checkpoints, and make their own accusation.

Tiny Hangar presents four small flying builds made from salvaged parts, with project specifications and a dated workshop log.

A local-running town simulation lets players set starting conditions, follow citizens, and intervene in the fortunes of their little world.

A tiny fan-made football reflex game: catch yellow cards, then freeze when the referee says “tranquilo.”

A free-in-browser tactics game where squads launch off walls and try to freeze the opposing team.

A short, dark-humor visual novel about a cheerful sheep, a wolf who wants to eat her, and their awkward dinner invitation.

Blackout presents itself as an in-person exhibition for human-made artwork that has never been shown publicly or online.

A solo-made, top-down pixel roguelite with solo, co-op, and competitive modes, described on its site but not yet available as a demo.

A foldable-phone parody turns alleged hinge failures into a team rivalry, interactive crease demo, and Ko-fi tip contest.

An in-development off-road survival game plans to put players in a truck crossing terrain modeled on real Chukotka elevation data.

A playful, invitation-only page for Marley’s birthday party, with event details, an RSVP prompt, and a wall for birthday wishes.

An interactive, searchable isometric illustration of Seattle, with drag-and-zoom controls and named places across the city.

A free browser game where you apply to fictional companies and collect job-search outcomes.

Night Ferry presents a ten-track new-wave and post-punk album inside a fictional band story set in Seattle in 2093.

A falling-pair puzzle where players chain stars of four elements through a climb across seven celestial spheres.

An in-development, nonviolent world for browser, Windows PC, and PCVR, built around light, sound, and exploration.

A music platform where sixteen pixel musicians write songs inside a virtual ball, with songs shared to a public radio station.

A one-person Swiss studio’s free browser arcade, with two live reflex games and a third in closed beta.

A pixel-art roguelite deckbuilder for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, where elemental card order changes what your attacks do.

New York performer Zandra offers tarot readings and original songs improvised from guests’ questions or three random words, for events and personal sessions.

A Chinese-language site presents live stories, animal quizzes, gentle movement and bedtime segments with Giggle, an AI rabbit, for children watching with family.

A collection of free browser games, presented as small twists on familiar game ideas.

A parody clinical manual that classifies incumbent companies with diagnostic codes and satirical disorder names.

An interactive art experience that transforms visitors’ movements into changing visuals, available to try on the site or host at an event.

A free browser game where you play a park statue, balance pigeons, and try not to topple.

A Korean-language pixel metroidvania presented as a browser game, with nine regions, puzzles, equipment, and boss fights.

A reflex game asks you to steer a paint drop into matching colors while visual effects try to fool your eyes.

An illustrated mystery game invites players to inspect clues and question a turtle to piece together a case.

A fan-made birthday site invites Young Miko’s listeners to leave postcards, photos, and short video greetings.

An interactive, Cambodian-inspired online sanctuary for floating wishes, trying small rituals, and drawing a Khmer palm-leaf fortune.

A 24/7 Twitch game pairs an AI-controlled survivor with chat votes that can help it or unleash a miniboss.

A free daily word game where answers to prompts keep a lantern burning, with rarer answers refueling it more.

A coming-soon iPhone and iPad puzzle game about diagnosing magic beasts from clues and brewing the right remedy.

The studio’s site gathers its games, stories, and updates under the banner “Strange games. Distant worlds. Follow the light.”

Trickle is an upcoming iPhone game where players guide a raindrop down a window to visit small creatures and light up cozy houses.

A Providence-branded bridal journal and atelier page presenting four gowns, studio details, and options to order an issue or book a fitting.

IsoCity is a browser-based city-building game where players place roads, zone neighborhoods, and save a city in their browser.

SwiftOrchid presents an integrated computer-systems consultancy through an elaborate orchid-gallery metaphor.

This browser-based 3D experience invites visitors to wander a fictional temple, sit, bow, turn prayer beads, or tap a wooden fish.