The Majesty of Colors is a short puzzle game created by Gregory Weir, where players can arrive at any of the five separate endings by experimenting with different action for each scene.

I Love You is a 2D platformer created for increpare's friendly Love Letter Competition, a contest where participating developers will attempt to code a full game in under two weeks as a present to their loved ones. There is a puzzle near the end that might require some thought to solve, but the adventure itself is rather short and won't pose too much of a challenge for anyone to complete.

The game is intended for mature audiences only.

I Was in the War is a short action game where players are subjected to relentless enemy attacks from all fronts, but can jump or flip to avoid serious injuries. Use the cursor keys to move, press the A key to leap, and tap the S key to switch positions.

The soldier grows in size when moving forward, but shrinks when remaining stationary or colliding with another object. A proper ending is included.

I Wish I were the Moon is a short puzzle game designed by Daniel Benmergui, where players must figure out the correct solution to achieve any of the five possible endings in this story.

Use the camera frame to take pictures and relocate objects onscreen, or press the R key to reset the scene for another attempt.

Warning: Contains strong language and graphic scenes.

I'm O.K. is an effort which came about after a couple of designers had read Jack Thompson's proposal for a violent videogame as a charity benefit. Based on the draft that Thompson had written, the story of Osaki Kim (O.K.) can now be experienced by gamers around the world courtesy of Thompsonsoft.

Players get to control O.K. as he seeks vengeance for the death of his son by annihilating every single game designer alive. Gameplay is similar to SNK's Metal Slug series, with the violence taken to an extreme level.

The list of usable weapons include uzis, shotguns, rocket launchers, machetes, molotov cocktails and a baseball bat. Weapons can be purchased from a shop at the end of each stage. To purchase items, the player has to earn coins in the bonus stage by shooting at shop customers.

There's a lot of references to classic games of yesteryear which are fun to spot, though none will be revealed here for fear of spoiling the playing experience. Graphics do not disappoint, which isn't much of a surprise considering that Derek Yu of Eternal Daughter fame is the team's lead sprite artist.

I.c.e. is a short horizontal shooter developed by Ted Lauterbach for the YoYo Games Winter Competition. Use the cursor keys to move the ship, and hold the Z or X key to alternate between your primary and secondary weapons. The game features two playable levels only, but does include three difficulty settings to cater for both beginners and shooter veterans.

Ice Breaker is a logic puzzle game which involves charging up power generators before time runs out. Use the left mouse button to turn an element counterclockwise, or right click to turn them clockwise. Two or more connected elements will keep their charge, hence there's no need to build an uninterrupted circuit from the primary energy source.

Scroll the mouse wheel to select a special tool. The wrench tool can be used to repair broken elements, while wirecutters tool allow players to extract elements from the screen and place them into the inventory for later use. A battery tool charges any element on the map. Simply charge an element with a tool icon to collect it.

The game features forty stages and three difficulty settings. Levels must be completed at a higher difficulty in order to unlock more stages quicker.

iceMice is a simple puzzler by GoGameGlad, featuring nine stages and a functional level editor to faciliate user creations. Collect all cheese in a room to reveal the exit, though certain obstacles require both mice to work together if a solution is to be achieved.

Future versions will include keyboard controls and more levels.

Iconien is an alright action game made by Japanese developer f1ash. Your objective is to protect the eye in the middle of the screen from enemies which explode on contact.

Destroy circles, bugs and rockets by drawing a square around them, or drag any object around by left clicking. You will experience a shot delay after each time a box is drawn, and having the eye inside the square damages it as well.

Collect power-ups by dragging and dropping them onto the eye. The easy and normal mode ends when the tank is beaten.

Icy Tower is another excellent release from Free Lunch Design. The story is about a homeboy named Harold, who discovers a mysterious tower that he feels strangely compelled to climb all the way to the top by jumping from platform to platform.

Movements are limited to left, right or jump. Execute a higher jump by running in one direction to gain momentum before pressing space. Chain double or triple jumps to activate combo mode and multiply your score. The screen will move upward constantly, and the game ends if you run out of platforms to land on.

The game can be customized by downloading additional characters to use from the site. Replays can be saved and shared among other players. Simple in design but extremely difficult to master.