Rubicon is an experimental game about our experimental approach to life. Each player plays only once, and his journey is recorded in a few short statements that appear in a figurative graveyard which new players will see before they begin their own journey. Just like how everyone has different goals in life, scoring in Rubicon is not a quantitative comparison, but a standalone reflection on the experience.

You are a teenager that wakes up alone at home. You find that plants have started to take over the world. You are left to defend yourself and save your dog, girlfriend, and brother. UPDATE: I (Tyler) have worked on the game a bit had have better working version. I have been tweaking it here and there, but this last week of spring break I moved some things around and added the credits and tutorial screen.

*Any actual names or likenesses of celebrities are used in a fictitious and parodic manner. You want to annihilate the human race by using Snookybots. Unfortunately, during creation, some of the Snookybots created were defective. Use a glove cannon to throw punches at the defective Snookies.

"Do you know how hard it is to be a game? I do. I am this game."

Play as a shadow moving through the city streets trying to reattach to your host.

A quick art game about balancing nurture and extinction. The player(s) must keep all the plants alive to win. There are limited resources, so use them wisely. Tap the key to nurture the flower. I made this while being the site organizer for our 42 person site here at Miami University. It’s a mini jam project. I'm submitting it early (Sunday morning at 1am, because I have to continue my duties). Thanks for jamming everyone - it was fun!

A three-player collaborative card game that combines card play and smartphones/small mobile web-enabled devices (iPhones, iPod touches, Android phones, etc.) to explore a lost web of human knowledge. One traverses paths through Wikipedia pages as a central part of the game.