A shared globe, Half-Life 2 in the browser, the Yamanote line in 3D, a story spun from five emoji. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Guess the novel from nothing but its opening line
→ verbaprima.com
A swipe-through feed of strangers' personal pages, not a directory
→ straw.page
A portal indexing thousands of homespun personal websites
→ personalsit.es
The Zelda timeline as a scroll that splits into three threads
→ legendofhyrule.com
500 odd ways to tell the time, written by an AI model
→ tkgally.github.io
170 MIT courses as cable channels, always mid-lecture
→ rahulch.site
Shuffle through Google Fonts one delightful specimen at a time
→ randofont.alesh.com
Today's date in the Republican calendar, with its plant, animal or tool
→ repcal.libcg.so
One click teleports you to one of the internet's most wonder-inducing links
→ sensingwonder.org
Pull the ugliest face you can into your webcam and the site hands out medals
→ vole.wtf
A shared globe the whole internet is drawing on
→ earth.tattoo
The full 2004 classic, playable free with no download
→ hl2.slqnt.dev
A hand-styled zine that writes you a new story from five emoji
→ moon-zine.net
A browsable 3D replica of the famous Criterion Collection closet
→ the-criterion-closet.vercel.app
A typing roguelike where your keyboard is the weapon
→ typocalypse.florianrudaj.com
Why the elevator isn't coming, run at 25× until you can see the answer
→ john.fun
One loop of Tokyo's Yamanote Line — thirty stations, sixty-seven minutes, nothing to score
→ yamanote-3d.com
A late-nineties file-sharing client that shares nothing and plays your own disk
→ jdanwire.jordanscales.com
Two terminal games where you operate the machines rather than play one
→ chronos-game.com
Minesweeper in reverse — plant them instead of dodging them
→ sunflowersgame.com
Long-form articles ranked by readers, with a keyboard shortcut printed on every control
→ boredreading.com