Weird Finds

A Russian-language mock newspaper reports on the feuds, scandals, markets, and weather of punctuation marks.

A fictional literary archive for the nonexistent Yugoslav poet Dušan Gus, presented as a collection of his nonexistent works.

A deadpan catalog of imaginary products, written with the full confidence of a shopping channel.

A playable social game where you switch between passersby to steer Élias through conversation without making him suspicious.

A free browser strategy game where players draw defenses, deploy forces, and evacuate survivors on real-world maps.

An in-development open-world survival game sends a 200-nanometre avatar through a human body, from blood vessels to the inside of cells.

A free browser game where players drive toy tanks around a tabletop town, grab weapons and try to be the last tank standing.

A satirical SaaS subscription priced from $99 a month promises no business results and a weekly email confirming it.

A free browser game lets you paste a public webpage and play through one of ten modes built around wrecking its pixelated snapshot.

A gory roguelite and auto-battler set in a fictional big-box store parking lot, where players build weapons from odd objects.

A satirical Bellingham campaign proposes fracking Galbraith Mountain, turning local mountain-bike trails into an absurd case for drilling.

A playable arcade-style wrestling game set in a fictional 1987 cabinet, with 40 wrestlers and a seven-match run.

A parody site pairs recent headlines with small interactive jokes, from a self-extending quit countdown to a mock IPO prospectus.

A downloadable four-player online horror prototype turns a late-autumn weekend at a dacha near Lake Ladoga into a hunt for an infected friend.

A free zombie tower-defense game where darts build defenses and attack advancing zombies, playable with a camera-scored dartboard or mouse and keyboard.

A free first-person survival horror game played in a browser, where you search a dark forest for eight fallen pieces and try to make it back to your car.

A playable spaceflight game sends you exploring six stars, sixty worlds and thirteen stations, with a quiet beach to return to.

An in-development isometric real-time strategy game about commanding an expedition on a dead world, with finite resources and a campaign ledger that tracks individual soldiers.

A Spanish-language horror-fiction catalog presents clowns, robots, vehicles, and other entities through a simulated inventory and transfer process.

A free browser game recasts Go as a contest to build factories, raise chimneys, and claim territory.

A GTA-themed birthday invitation turns Dani’s 30th into a mobile-first mission for the guest list.

A free browser survival-action game where a cat fights its way through waves of internet ads.

An iPhone strategy game where players grow fungal colonies, deploy chemistry, and compete for ground.

A one-year program offers U.S. college students funding for clever pranks and performance art, with applications built around video evidence.

Author Trey Nelson’s sci-fi comedy trilogy gets a companion site of music, curiosities, and interactive fictional attractions.

Mad Silly Games presents a browser-playable physics game where cannons fire into crowds of zombies and each collision drains the ball’s momentum.

A free browser game where raccoons sneak through a city, steal loot, and play heists and hide-and-seek with friends.

A catalog of 30 game prototypes and concepts, presented as playable in the browser without an install.

A free browser beta for skiing, BASE jumping, wingsuiting, speedflying, and paragliding across modeled real-world mountains.

A Cantonese-led mobile puzzle game about fitting furniture into a small home without blocking doors, beds, or appliances.

A free browser clicker game built around one suspicious button, accumulating discoveries, incident records, and occasional penguins.

A theatrical pitch for a service that says it combines signals across industries to forecast patterns, presented as an interactive, four-movement musical experience.

An in-development, turn-based artillery game where card-built shots reshape terrain simulated with materials such as water, lava, acid, and rock.

A free browser fighter turns characters you draw into combatants for online matches or bot battles.

An interactive AI character project follows a fictional beaver in a simulated world inspired by the Bronx River, alongside a campaign connected to real river conservation.

Papertale is a free indie MMO in alpha, described as a side-scrolling game in the vein of old MapleStory, for Windows and Mac.

A tiny indie game studio’s portfolio pairs small games and game-jam projects with an interactive shrimp-species collection.

A free browser game built around a slow bus loop, a few stops, and ambient scenery and radio.

A daily game asks collectors to inspect five ungraded trading cards, flip them over, and predict each grade.

A Bulgarian interactive crime game invites players to examine clues, compare witness accounts, connect evidence, and reach their own conclusions.

Global Status Club offers public leaderboard placement—and says buyers get no product, prize, or return.

A collector’s auto-battler where you place move-pins on a turning music-box drum, wind it, then watch the duel play out.

A collection of free browser games and daily puzzles, including trivia, word games, arcade challenges, and games for young children.

The indie game studio presents two dark, lo-fi survival games: one about escaping eviction and another about shooting hoops in a cursed basement.

An indie falling-block puzzle where you build routes for a family whose members walk on their own through a collapsing city.

A Portuguese-language fantasy world where each follower becomes a resident and can explore a map, join a clan, run a shop, and take part in quests.

A browser game ranks 55 seats by time spent on the page, with daily returns and small tasks feeding each player’s clock.

A traveler community where a physical coin opens a page to join, choose a llama, and pass the coin along.

A Japanese interactive fortune-maker turns selected moods and everyday annoyances into shareable, joking digital talismans.

An Ethereum-based project presents a shared pixel city of 1,000 NFT citizens, each with a home, a job, routines, and a diary.

A demonstration site lays out a process for recreating discontinued fragrances, from GC-MS analysis to published match figures.

A free Spanish-language quiz game where unusual answers send your rocket higher, with seven timed questions per round.

A browser-based neon shooter for first-to-six matches against a friend, a random opponent, or a bot.

A browser-based 3D rescue game for two, playable together on one phone or across two, with seven rescues free.

An invite-only Sims Online town with nine East Tennessee-inspired neighborhoods, a downloadable launcher, and lots intended to stay open.

An interactive rainy-day ambience experience pairs browser-generated sounds with a YouTube music playlist and a sequence of named stops.

A free daily trivia game where you race through five timed categories and rarer answers earn bigger catches.

A planned dial-up internet service built around real telephone lines and physical modems.

A portal for remotely playing real coin-op medal games via live cameras, with seasonal rankings.

A puzzle platformer where recorded movements return as solid shadows that can hold switches, support the player, and disappear when a room is lit.

IceCoastSkiing presents an East Coast ski-conditions guide, a mountain directory, and a claimed freeze-thaw ice index.

A free browser strategy game asks players to grow an AI lab, manage its resources, and reach AGI ahead of rival labs.

A French indie game pitch for a cyberpunk management and financial-survival game built around debt, risk, and finding ways to stay solvent.

A free browser incremental RPG where players script a bot block by block, then debug its runs instead of directly controlling a character.

A click-driven dystopian case workspace where players process sources, track subjects, allocate a budget, and issue drone or warrant commands.

A timed falling-block puzzle asks players to fill a tower frame before an approaching plane reaches it.

A browser cake-piping game where players trace icing patterns, serve cat customers, and progress through themed bakery worlds.

An experimental news reader that rewrites article language, with an option to paste text directly.

A satirical field guide to hidden instructions aimed at other people’s machines.

SCARLEVEL invites visitors to follow real-world clues, enter a password, and claim a ticket for its first product drop.

A Brno workshop site describing repairs and calibration for vintage turntables, alongside a service list, prices, and a proposed daily rhythm for the work.

A Korean-language, browser-based countryside simulation invites visitors to wander a shared yard, make kimchi, gather vegetables, and settle by a nighttime fire.