The Spirit Engine 2

The Spirit Engine DX is a complete rewrite of the cult classic indie title from 2003 by Mark Pay. Instead of using a traditional turn-based system, an auto battler with real-time pausing is opted to allow players to switch tactics at their own pace without constant menu prompts.

Sequel to The Spirit Engine, this is a strong improvement on the original game's formula. Form a three person party out of nine available characters, and uncover the secrets of both the world you're exploring and your own party members.

The Spirit Engine is a 2D, sidescrolling adventure/RPG game with a simple story and a straightforward, innovative real-time combat system. Written as an experimental reaction to old 16bit console RPGs, it took a little under two years to complete and was released in November 2003 as freeware under Natomic.

Challenger is a frantic single-screen shoot 'em up. The player is in their craft at the bottom of the screen, shooting bursts of three shots at 45 degree angles at flashing polygons. When hit, the polygons split into smaller ones. Your task is interrupted by incoming squiggly lines which will destroy your ship unless you hit it before it reaches the floor. Furthermore, a walking car or robot creature sometimes enter the screen, giving you bonus points if you locate your ship below it. As a safety measure, you have a smart bomb that damages everything onscreen, as well as the ability to change sides to the top of the screen if it gets too crowded at the bottom.

A side-scrolling, 2D zombie shooting game presented in a cute anime aesthetic for iOS devices.

An adventure game created by Microcabin in 1982.

Do you have what it takes to be the best? Brave Shot 2 pits you against the biggest guns, meanest mechs, and nastiest aliens ever to invade your mobile phone! With six intense levels and fast and furious shooting, Brave Shot 2 is a true test of your reflexes!

Intrude the enemy cave, collect fuel, aviod mines and heat seeking missles.

Trepang is the story of Wopley the Sea Cucumber, out on an adventure to escape the endless cave. Sadly sea cucumbers aren't that smart, so Wopley doesn't realize the cave is endless. In order to "complete" his quest, Wopley must bypass countless evil Starfish, Squids, and Jellyfish blocking his path. But if he can't escape them, how can he defeat them? BY EJECTING HIS OWN ORGANS OF COURSE! Sea Cucumbers actually do that.