The Verge has produced interactive text game experiences about several of the topics it covers. They include Wake Word, a text adventure game about trying to leave an apartment controlled by an overly helpful AI; The Moon Channel, an occult horror surveillance gadget simulator; and Cyberpunkland, a city management game about running a gritty, dystopian resort.
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