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This Week’s Obsessions
The websites that made our team stop everything and explore for hours.

2024 The Year of the Dragon
A WebGPU and WebGL New Year experiment by Utsubo that fills the screen with a swirling mass of colorful 3D dragons.

Social Interaction Trainer
A short comedy puzzle game about eye contact, awkward timing, and figuring out where to look before a tiny social scene collapses into disaster.

8BitDash
A library of stunning pixel art moving backgrounds that doubles as a functional dashboard. Transforms your browser into a retro-futuristic scene.

Atom Animation
An interactive tool designed for chemistry enthusiasts, students, and educators. Explore the structure of atoms and the properties of elements in 3D.
Latest Additions
Hot off the press! The newest websites we've discovered and can't wait to share.

Drune
Drive across an endless fictional planet of hills, cliffs, and scattered outposts. No races or chores, just somewhere to wander with a car and an unusually flexible itinerary.

Triple-A Minesweeper
Mike Lacher gives Minesweeper the blockbuster treatment: a dramatic introduction, character dialogue, and an objective marker telling you where to click. Finally, sweeping mines has the narrative gravity it never requested.

Inkline Town
Build a town, connect homes and workplaces, and keep its people fed through winter. A browser city-builder where a promising settlement can become a very expensive lesson in planning.

Boat Water
An interactive water scene with floating barrels. Drag across the surface to stir up ripples, then watch the disturbance spread and settle.

ascii.rest
A free library of animated ASCII art, from tiny loading spinners to whole landscapes. Browse the pieces, make a text banner, or turn an image into character art for your own projects.

Serverless Horrors
A collection of developers' stories about unexpected cloud bills, runaway services, and hosting disasters. The monster at the end of these stories sends an invoice.
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