Ship-Rex is a sugar high doodle come to life. T-Rex with a mortar. There will be explosions. Well, flying shards of paper explosions, at least. It's awesome. Best played with three players (one computer).

Begin as a caring undead and attempt to show the world how to love; your only objective is to embrace strangers with your hearty hugs, infecting and therefore turning them from sad mortals into a member of your loving zombie party.

It's Snake backwards! ...and then forwards again!

A ball-toss game that uses 3D motion sensors, such as the Microsoft Kinect, as a control interface. The player must toss a ball through an "Ouroboros" ring. Built in C++ using the open source libraries OpenNI and Simple Direct Media Layer.

Inevidable peril is nigh, but you will not stop. Evade the hazards as long as you can. There is no safe harbor, only infinite loop of doom.

Giant monsters are terrorizing the last remaining city on Earth! You control Kaiju-zilla and must survive as long as possible by replenishing your energy and health by eating humans--but be careful, Mega-Squids also feed on humans! Defend human emergency shelters from Mega-Squids; if you allow all the shelters to be destroyed, Kaiju-zilla will die from starvation!

From TCNJ students, alumni, NJIT students, and the NJIT (Newark) location of the Global Game Jam 2011, a unique game sure to surprise you: Fatal Error;

Trophy hunting is a gesture game using the Kinect and Mac. This game shows the necessity of maintaining ecological balance. Use your hands to create matching shadow puppets as indicated. If you can't do that under 20 secs, game shows you cue images. Keep the gesture for 2 seconds you will pass the level. This version have 5 levels. The video: http://vimeo.com/19405064