Hello, it is time for the Tabbit discovery channel again. Every week, we share interesting websites we happen to come across while browsing. Here are this week's finds:
Murdoku https://www.murdoku.com/play
What happens when classic Sudoku meets an Agatha Christie-style mystery? Murdoku has a brilliant answer. It is an online game that deeply blends logic puzzles with crime deduction: you use Sudoku rules to lock in suspects, eliminate alibis, and finally find the killer. There are currently 29 cases, graded from Very Easy to Expert, and each case is its own puzzle theater. Designer Manuel Garand creates a suspenseful atmosphere with a minimal interface and letter codes, so every filled cell feels like a deduction. Whether you love Sudoku or mysteries, this site can keep you hooked.
100 Lost Species https://www.100lostspecies.com/
This is a moving digital memorial that records 100 species already gone from Earth through interactive storytelling. The site turns scientific data into visual poetry. Each species has its own page—from the dodo to the Javan tiger, from the Sardinian pika to the laughing owl—brought back through carefully staged animation, illustration, and writing. Every scroll and click reminds us that biodiversity loss is not an abstract number, but the permanent absence of once-living beings.
Ice Cream Generator — YEONJUN https://icecreamgenerator.com/
This interactive music experience was created by BIGHIT MUSIC for YEONJUN's album NO LABELS: PART 02. Opening the site feels like walking into a digital ice-cream shop—you choose flavors, toppings, and decorations, and every click triggers different musical layers and visuals. The site turns music-making into a visual metaphor of building an ice cream: coffee beans, nuts, cream, and more map onto layered tracks. When you finish your custom design, you can download and share it. The experience is smooth, soothing, and finely designed—a perfect example of how music and interaction can build immersive storytelling together.
That's it for today's exploration.
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