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. :-)

A conceptual three player game of life, where winning depends on your nemesis prevailing.

A procedurally generated season changing world with day and night where the player must keep the world rotating by collecting orbs and avoiding objects.

Never Ending Runner Out of Time.

Defend your cake for as long as possible!

Grow a tree to protect the flowers while the Earth warms.

Procedurally generated space exploration game with intricate economy systems and realistic simulation of civilization.

It's a game of survival and avoiding the inevitable. You control a small group of nomadic beings who do two things, feed and grow. Scour the world for food to survive. In the end, realize your place on the grand scale that is your world.