


Puzzle / Indie / Science fiction
Oopi has crash landed on an unknown planet. It's up to you to guide Oopie through the different areas collecting nuts to fix his ship.

Platform / Puzzle / Science fiction
In MultiDude you control of a team of characters with various abilities, that must work together so all of them can reach available exits on each level. The ZX-Spectrum version uses multicolor (a software technique to combine more colours than normally possible without colour clash).

Puzzle / Strategy / Action / Science fiction
The SNES port of Chip's Challenge, originally for the Atari Lynx. Does not feature the original music.

Released in 2008 on Nintendo DS, by Multiple:Option.

Puzzle / Science fiction / Party
This version of Xump is an extended remake of the puzzle game Xump: The Final Run (which in turn is similar to the C64 game Sensitive) with improved graphics and new levels. The goal is still the same: With your bot "Xump" you will have to remove all blue tiles on platforms somewhere in the sky by moving over them. A bit of planning is required, as you (obviously) can move onto such a blue tile only once. The levels have a time limit, so it's required to think quickly. Apart from the blue tiles the game also contains solid grey tiles that won't disappear, teleporters to move between two locations, bombs that act as a second layer for the tile (so you have to visit the tile twice to remove it) and arrows that will automatically push you into the arrow's direction.

Platform / Puzzle / Science fiction
Aperture Science DS, previously known as Portal DS, is a Homebrew version of the popular Portal game series. The project has been released as part of the Neo Flash 2013 coding competition. It features most of the mechanics found in the series and a level editor inspired by Portal 2's perpetual testing initiative.

Puzzle / Adventure / Indie / Fantasy / Science fiction
Animus Toil is an experimental puzzle-adventure video game built for Game Boy, Analogue Pocket, PC, and web browser. The Temple of the Herring was a legend to the people of Thera. Cursed by an evil wizard known only as Somnus, the temple strikes the curiosity of two explorers seeking answers. Who exactly is Somnus? Why is the temple cursed? What is the secret behind the mysterious artifacts? And how does this tale all tie into the future of our humanity?