'Atum's Razor' is a 2D side-scroller where the player must navigate past several options and gather points to reach a high-score. When the player dies they are then reborn into the game but changed. They become bigger and stronger but at the same time less manouverable, making it harder to gather points.

"The arrow of time and the dimensions of space are easily surmountable, nothing done has any more relevance than imagined fantasy, and one of the greater moral precepts is to have a good meal -- along with, perhaps, some stimulating conversation."

Round World (Rot Runner) has a player running around a circular world where the blocks he places to navigate obstacles soon become obstacles he has to face.

Reset is a platformer involving our heroine waking up in a temple with no memory of how she got there. The rest is for you to find out.

The dragon represents the return of Quetzalcoatl, the Mayan deity that is said to return on the Winter Solstice of 2012, and the passage of time is trying to lock him away again. The dragon must avoid obstacles that will attempt to trap him back in the past and never again return to the present or future world. Earn and collect points as you travel with the dragon through lost cultural realms.

Recently surfaced, you are a seed that has just been planted in the floor of a rainforest. Struggling to make ends meet, you collect rain and sunlight to continue growing to your maximum potential. Along the way, you will discover more of your surroundings and similarly learn about the situation surrounding your genesis.

Hopping Penguin is an addictive onetouch platformer for windows phones.

The Ouroboros first appeared in the Egyptian book of the dead. Our game features a golem fighting against the waves of monsters sent by the sun god Atem (who was the originator of the serpentine symbol) in order to escape Egypt, trapped in a mobius strip of desert. Atem represented day and night, death and rebirth, as does our game, and the Ouroboros respectively. It contains religious, linguistic (play on words) and mythical references.