RiftSpace

Advanced Space Flight, Combat, Trading, and Exploration Simulation. Set in a vast explorable universe, Evochron Legacy offers freeform gameplay with many diverse objectives and paths to choose from.

RiftSpace is a space exploration and combat game for PC first released in 2004 by StarWraith 3D Games LLC. RiftSpace was released almost simultaneously with Star Wraith IV: Reviction.

Trading commodities while sneaking past hostile forces, racing the best pilots in the area, mining for diamonds, negotiating for survival, spying for a curious energy company, cleaning dirty solar arrays, transporting an impatient passenger... and that's just on a Monday. The life of an independent mercenary is rarely without excitement. At times, you may choose to work under contract, while at others, you may want to take matters into your own hands in a quest to build your reputation and fortune. Your spacecraft awaits. Your adventure begins in the Sapphire solar system. In Evochron, you are free to seek your fortune as an independent mercenary in an adventure directed by your choices, abilities, and accomplishments. Each player can bring their unique skills and interests to the game, forming clans for cooperative goals or remaining solo to complete objectives on their own in true freeform space-sim gameplay. True freeform gameplay without plot restrictions, conditions, or limitations. No character attribute/skill limitations to hold you back. Experience ultimate gameplay freedom and play the game the way you want to. Your decisions and abilities define your role in the game and establish your reputations, wealth, progress, and ranking.

Second version of Star Wraith

Welcome to LYNX, the galaxy’s leading ship-salvaging corporation! Across your career, you’ll have the privilege of paying your debt to us by purchasing salvaging rights to increasingly large and valuable ships. Cut them open and extract as much value as possible!

A cancelled Seaman game for the Nintendo 3DS, which was in development by the original creator, Yoot Saito, in a close partnership with Satoru Iwata (president of Nintendo at that time). It was eventually cancelled. After Iwata's passing, Yoot Saito commented about the game and how he regrets not fulfilling this project.

Experience daily life in bustling Prodcity #2901 in year 2901! Trashy cyberpunk sim -time/mood management! Scavenge, work, sell drugs, freelance and make ends meet any way you can to find a way to survive.

With the repeal of net neutrality rules you are the new big data, data throttler. Not all data is equal. Do your job and follow the company policy! Read company emails to get the latest policy changes. Throttle, boost, or disconnect customers in accordance with the current rules. Not all data is created equal! Try not to get fired!

An interstellar rendition of Camel or Desert Trek. Keep an eye on the air, fuel, and hull meters!

In Floratic you play as a little drone that has been tasked with restoring the flora in an underground laboratory. Explore a different variety of vibrant flowers, fruits and underwater-plants and upgrade your laboratory to complete you task efficiently. Unlock new crops at the research center and buy them at the vendinge machine afterwards. The plants will grow automatically in their designated auto-flowering-pots. Harvest them to gain research points and money. Watch out though! Even if the plants grow by themselves, the pots and the drone are using up energy rapidly! If you don't watch you energy-gauge you might not be able to finish your task. Luckily some of the blue plants grant you electric charge to keep you running.

Start your own Bitcoin mining operation and get richer than anybody else in the world.

A factory management game set in a post-apocalyptic sci-fi universe. You control the last remaining sandship: a gigantic, artificially intelligent mega-factory, which roams across the endless deserts of a far-away planet.

First-person 3D accelerated space fighter combat game, played in enclosed arenas connected by teleports. Real physics down to friction, momentum, and inertia. Six vehicles, 11 weapons/powerups, force feedback, 3-D sound. Network play supports 63 players on a LAN and 24 on 28.8 modems. Release version ships shrinkwrapped with Linux & Windows binaries.

Companion Game for Mass Effect 3, released on iOS, it has since been discontinued, but is still available in a browser based version at Bioware's N7 HQ website.