Re-enact the ancient Chinese creation story of Pangu in this two player game. Fly your kites through the sky to collect and/or steal enough elements to create the Earth by eating your own tail.

A literal, shallow but fun interpretation of the theme. You control a worm that must eat itself from the rear end forward, consuming as many segments in 30 seconds as possible. Be careful not to consume segments in the middle of the worm as that will disconnect the tail end which will die off and can't be consumed! This was a 6 hour gamejam since I wasn't available on Friday or Saturday - just Sunday afternoon. To make it in the compressed timescale, it borrows some aspects from my 2011 game, The Worm Turns - http://globalgamejam.org/2011/worm-turns except that this year I used completely different tech: Flash, ActionScript, Flixel and Box2D (instead of Python, PyGame & PyBox2D).

To me Ouroboros represents eternity, the infinite, and cyclical systems. In my game you are moving a head around space. Life is constantly draining, but collecting blue life-force keeps you alive longer. However, it also puts you into a higher momentum and high risk for encountering red life-force, which greatly detracts from your overall life. Balance the system to the best of your abilities in order to collect as much blue as possible in this infinitely large, procedurally generated game. Some may recognize the title of this game as the title of Adam Saltsman's talk at Indiecade in 2011, and for those who may be concerned, yes I do have his permission to use it as my title here. :-)

You are a bad politician running from your voters. Shame on you!

A classic game of Snake, among the remnants of those who came before you.

There is always a bigger fish.

Generations... persist?

Nyanon expands the Nyan Cat meme to hundreds of possibilities. An endless game, requiring you to evolve your Nyan by collecting new body parts. Navigate each level & reach the end with the correct combination - the aim is to score as many successive wins as possible. It goes on and on and on and on and on and...