
Rubber Duck Machine
Run a tiny rubber duck factory. Load the rubber, pull the lever and stamp each rubber duck before it rolls away. Satisfying clunks and squeaks accompany a production line that was not asked for.
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Run a tiny rubber duck factory. Load the rubber, pull the lever and stamp each rubber duck before it rolls away. Satisfying clunks and squeaks accompany a production line that was not asked for.
A beatbox drag-and-drop studio where you arrange vocal loops on animated characters.
Generates a completely synthetic, photorealistic portrait of a non-existent human on every refresh.
An interactive physics sandbox where draggable cat images bounce endlessly around your screen.
A pile of small, playful little browser experiments.
A retro browser road-trip game. Drive from Philadelphia to Erie while managing fuel, supplies, cash, family morale, and vehicle condition through winter or construction season.
The internet’s quietest room. A website where you sit in a quiet room with other people and nobody says a word. You’re a little stick figure, you pick a chair, and the window shows weather that keeps

Run a tiny rubber duck factory. Load the rubber, pull the lever and stamp each rubber duck before it rolls away. Satisfying clunks and squeaks accompany a production line that was not asked for.
Independent fan guide (not the game developer) to Relic Putt, a free browser mini-golf game: controls, shot tips. https://relicputt.com/?utm_source=oddweb&utm_medium=directory&utm_campaign=backlinks
Naiwa Hub is a free bilingual archive for browsing, saving, and downloading Naiwa memes and GIFs. Independent community archive; not official IP.
A free daily size-comparison puzzle. Resize a silhouette against a known reference, lock in your estimate, and reveal the real measurement.
Name what you clicked, then leave a sentence for the next person.