Conformity is an experimental game in which the player has to cast a multicolored net by holding down the left mouse button and capture every single green circle on screen to progress. Catching a red circle will incur a health penalty. Restore a small percentage of health by grabbing the white ones.

Barbarian is a sword-fighting game that pits one barbarian against other barbarians to free a beautiful Princess captured by the Evil sorcerer Drax. The game offers sword combat in various locales.

There are several kinds of hits, and some hits take off half a point while others take off a whole point. Each player has six of these 'power points'. They also have a unique move called 'death sword' which decapitates your opponent, killing him with one fell swoop.

A faithful port with all special moves from the original version retained for this remake.

Jump on Mushrooms: The Game is a short 2D platformer created by Hempuli in under two days, where players would have to retrace their steps around each level based on the number of coins collected and the location of every mushroom men they've squashed. Players can jump as high as they like, although touching the ceiling will cause the protagonist to fall. Fall from too high, and you would have to replay the level from the start.

Some understanding of how physics work in Mario's universe is required to overcome many of the obstacles in this adventure.

Submachine 5: The Root is an attempt by Mateusz Skutnik to recap his entire escape the room series into one chapter, with small hints and nods to it's predecessors. Portals and teleporters are once again used to string unrelated rooms together, and puzzles can be rather difficult to solve without a walkthrough in hand.

The Great Kitchen Escape is the first in a series of collaborative efforts between Karol Konwerski and Mateusz Skutnik, featuring art by Kamil Kochanski. The game is extremely short, and can be completed in a couple of minutes with little difficulty if any at all. Expect to do a little pixel hunting in this one.

Castle Crashing: The Beard is basically a small preview of The Behemoth's upcoming XBLA release Castle Crashers. Only one button is used to control both melee and ranged spell attacks. Increase your knight's level by hurting the boss or hitting tombstones to access more damaging moves.

Tom Fulp's alter ego is relatively easy to beat once you've familiarized yourself with his pattern of attacks.

Project Microlife by Chris Roper is basically a Robotron clone that uses germs for sprites. The enemies are well-drawn, effects are nice and the colors used are pleasing to the eye.

Difficulty level is quite high, though.

You Cannot Die is a Western-themed action game that Matt Leffler is currently working on, with a demo of first area already available to download and try out. Here you play as a colonist who had just regained consciousness in a deserted area on the planet Mars, with no recollection of the events that led to his current predicament. The only way to survive in this barren wasteland is to scavenge for items that can be used as weapons or as means of protecting yourself, since the knife in your possession isn't particularly useful during frenetic gunfights.

There is one small quest that you can complete in this test build. You'll need to have the XNA Framework already installed on your machine to get the game to run.

NaaC is a pretty good Smash TV clone with all the action focused in one room for the entire game. Aliens will barge through walls from the top of the screen, then left and right. Fortunately better weapons occasionally appear out of thin air, although ammo conservation is vital since they run out pretty fast.

Dwarf Fortress is a single-player fantasy game. You can control a dwarven outpost or an adventurer in a persistent world. The world is randomly generated with distinct civilizations, dozens of towns, hundreds of caves and regions with various wildlife.