Time Limit is an action game in which you step into the shoes of a student on a hurry to reach her school, giving her the excuse of hitting any passerby who stands in her away. This is achieved by using the D key to execute a standard attack, tapping the F key to use her special move when the stress meter is charged, or pressing the space key to knock practically the entire crowd all across your desktop. Dashing is possible using the S key, while the A key allows her to jump.

There are two levels in total. Note that the application takes a screenshot of your desktop to use as a background image when executed.

Fig. 8 is a short arcade game by Intuition Games in which you control a bike, scoring points and navigating around drawings of technical diagrams on white space. The front wheel of the bicycle draws a red line, while the back wheel creates a blue one. The score multiplier increases whenever you keep these two lines aligned. There are some other ways to score points as well (grazing a technical diagram, for example).

You can draw a circle around checkpoint markers to save, and if you crash your bike into a diagram you will automatically resume the game from the last checkpoint location circled.

Flatliner is a physics-based action game which comes with a fully-featured level editor. Players can sort through user creations by date or ratings using a simple search filter. In addition to basic save and upload functions, level codes can also be generated as a string of text and numbers for sharing purposes.

There are plenty of vehicles to choose from, and best completion times for each stage can be submitted online as well. Controls are pretty much limited to the cursor keys. Simply collect all coins in a level to activate the exit.

Millenipede is a PC version of the classic 8-bit shooter Centipede, developed in less than seven days. Your aim is to zap all of the centipedes on each wave, while dodging spiders, snails, mushrooms and the centipedes themselves. They'll make their way down the screen until eventually they hit the bottom, and at that point they will roam around the player area until you shoot them.

Centipedes will grow into a mushroom when shot at, which serves no purpose aside from blocking the movement of other centipedes and hindering your bullets. Each mushroom takes four shots to completely destroy.

If you touch any enemy, be it a centipede, spider or snail, you lose a ship. Use the cursor keys to move around and hold the left control key to shoot.

Karoshi 2 is the sequel to the similarly titled platformer by Jesse Venbrux, creator of the Wubly series and Frozzd. The game consists of over fifty short levels in which you have to figure out the correct method to help the main character commit suicide. Use the cursor keys to move your character. Press the Z key to jump. R key restarts, and the escape key quits.

The developer had also included a level editor and Karoshi 1 speed run mode, where players would have to complete close to thirty stages from the original in under seven minutes. Hold the R key in stage fourteen to access the secret room.

Crocodile Garden is a puzzle game which tells the tale of two blokes who have to move crocs back to the ponds in each level safely. Bulldozers block your way but fortunately these can be driven and used to push boulders into holes.

Puzzle elements include tight spaces and limited vehicular movements. You can't climb into a bulldozer from the front or back either, though it's possible to drop the docile reptiles by pressing the enter key. Includes an editor as well.

One is a decent Uno remake by The Revills Games, in which players are given a set of cards to fully discard from their possession to earn points.

In the Woods is a short IF adventure game set in the world of a classic fairy tale. This story is much closer to the original unabridged version which few people would have heard of, and can be completed in roughly ten or fifteen minutes of play time.

JW's 4 Hour RPG is an action game with randomized maps and player class, created for The Poppenkast's friendly four hour competition. All characters start out with the sword as their primary weapon, but they also have access to an ability unique to their class.

The F4 function key can be used to switch between full screen and windowed mode. There are four maps to play in total, and you can restart a game at any time by pressing the R key.

Similar to Taito's original arcade classic Bubble Bobble, Twin Shot is a 2D platformer in which players are required to take out all enemies in each screen to progress from one level to the next. This is achieved by using their set of bows and arrows to knock the enemies out cold, then proceeding to grab the bonuses they drop for extra points, special abilities and even additional lives.

There are a total of thirty stages to play in total. The game also comes with a hotseat two-player mode.