Oddly Specific

A Shih Hsin University graduation exhibition presents 13 projects through the theme of human choice in an age of AI and information overload.

A one-person web service offers free websites to self-employed workers, with tips welcome if they like the result.

A browser game for Argentine truco, with solo practice, private matches, lessons, and a few touches from the neighborhood table.

A planned cozy 3D tycoon game about growing a screen-printing shop from a garage into a larger operation.

A cooking game for kids pairs silly space-food steps on iPhone and iPad with real recipes to make at home with a grown-up.

A Spanish-language concept for four solar-docked microdrones that send optical and thermal video to an alarm-receiving center after an alarm.

A Portuguese-language subscription streaming archive focused on classic and revolutionary cinema, with a homepage catalog spanning more than a century of films.

A free daily NFL and college football trivia game where player-name answers move a team downfield in a timed comeback.

A Chinese-language catalog of Japanese sword guards drawn from public collections at The Met and the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Doorstep is a forthcoming cozy pixel-art life sim for iPhone and Mac, built around caring for a little character and interacting with nearly everything in their home.

Finder’s Chronicle presents a browser-based metal-detecting game: read detector signals, dig, identify finds, and build a collection across story-rich locations.

A browser-based open-world game that invites players to explore the streets of Visakhapatnam on foot and in vehicles, with map routing and a screenshot-based city challenge.

A daily logic puzzle combines a Minesweeper-style evidence board with suspects whose statements help identify the killer.

Pit Board invites brands to claim logo placements on a 1992 Honda CBR600F2 livery planned for a Europe-wide ride in 2027.

A free iPhone pixel-art RPG that uses your city as its map, with monsters, landmarks, loot, story chapters, and a camp to build.

A daily Pokémon trivia game where players pick from six cards and try to earn depth with less familiar correct answers.

This music-testing project invites listeners to rate unreleased records with a temperature rather than a score, then reveals the artist after 72 hours.

A free, neon synthwave survival game for one to four players, available for Windows and Linux.

A fan-made GTA VI guessing game asks players to place a pin where a Leonida screenshot was taken.

WiKings presents a browser-based trading card game built from Wikipedia articles, with trivia battles, card collecting, and free packs.

An interactive roster tracks publicly documented extramarital affairs involving selected Nasdaq-100 founders and CEOs, with links to supporting sources.

A free browser puzzle asks players to fold a square sheet until it matches a target outline.

A browser strategy game where players expand across one shared hex map, advance through eras on a server-wide schedule, and form alliances to compete for the central capital.

MAGGAI presents the M15, a 3D-printed recycled-plastic superstructure on a steel base for cycling and pedestrian bridges up to 15 meters.

A Korean-language interactive walkthrough and equipment-cost breakdown for a planned data-center facility.

A pixel-art rhythm RPG interface where players lead four heroes through beat-timed boss battles.

A personal engineering project developing small solar-thermal units to turn Mediterranean seawater into irrigation water without grid power.

A searchable catalogue of Playdate games, their developers, reviews, and videos.

Crossguard is a free browser fighting game with 49 fighters, best-of-three matches, and options to play against the CPU or another person on one keyboard.

A browser game presenting Pekwa, which the site describes as a Filipino card game, played against the computer.

Unruly asks players to infer a hidden spelling rule by testing words, then prove their answer by sorting five new ones.

A phone-focused Guandan project with a sample hand challenge and a six-panel rules guide.

A browser-game interface lays out team deathmatch and co-op wave combat, with selectable roles, weapons, and match settings.