Refixion II: Museum or Hospital

Interactive novel from the Refixion series. It also features the visuals A Ride in the Snow and A Clown's Holiday.

An interactive game, developed by Synergy Inc. It features three modes: The Anthrax Robot Works and The Anthrax Robot Works (Funny Fish MIX) are interactive music pieces, while Shangri-La is a point-and-click adventure.

No More Buttons is a hand-drawn platformer were the buttons are part of the environment. You can move them around, rotate and even stand on them. It's a game about buttons with a control scheme that perfectly utilises the touch screen.

Doors to the City is a visually focused, planetary-platforming skating game. This is a project which is a merging of urban culture, poetry, how they mesh with virtual existence, and vivid city-worlds created in a single-artist pipeline while being provided help from several renown graffiti artists.

Explore a colourful forest using your choice of WASD+mouse, arrow keys or a controller.

The Museum of Anything Goes is an adventure game where the player explores a virtual museum while discovering artifacts, sculptures, and writings.

Ruff Night At The Gallery is an adorable short-form horror game where you explore an art gallery. Alone. At night. Sound scary? Don’t worry, the paintings are of cute dogs! But maybe DO worry because they’re also haunted… Collect the keys to make it through each exhibit, but make sure to keep an eye on the artwork: the paintings like to move around. Ghost dogs will also pop off their canvases when you’re not looking to give you a big ol’ lick. These dogs ain’t your grandpa’s poker playing kitsch - they’re works from the greats, from renaissance classics like “Pup With A Tasty Bone” and Paw Vinci’s “The Doggo Lisa” to modern masterpieces like “American Dogthic”, “The Howl”, Pawcasso’s “Pup Before A Mirror” - this gallery has something for everyone! (except cats)

Virtual art gallery Short walking game consisting of a small instalation art exhibition set in a brutal environment.

Art, folklore and possibly history. Use hand gestures and whole body movements seen by the PlayStation Eye to direct your flock of birds from location to location within the panning scroll, left, right, up or down. Every location worthwhile of the flock's touch down has its own ambiance you need to allow to let sink in. Some detailed exploration is in order as you steer your flock. Your flock shall observe human family life, struggle, war, and other worldly happenings in the Japanese interpretation. Relaxation and wonder are key words here.

Take a first-person wander through Monuments to Guilt, a short exhibition exploring exclusionary design. Acquaint yourself with the core principles of this harmful practice, re-evaluate the objects you see every day and let guilt sit with you, for just a little while.

Master the art of forgery in this story-driven simulation game. Start with altering documents by changing single signatures and dates. End up forging entire art pieces that could fool any museum expert.