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From the maker of Nikujin comes Tekkyuuman. The graphics are similar, the men are naked like in most Ikiki's games, however, in Tekkyuuman you play as a knight with a mace on an elastic chain for a weapon. You use your mace to kill enemies, smash stuff, and anything else you can think of! You must play Tekkyuuman through from start to finish, this makes the game rather challenging, but you should no let that stop you from playing this entertaining game!

In this unofficial star wars game you play as the son of princess Leia. Granted the graphics are pretty crappy, and so is the English due to it being made by a German, but what is so awesome about this game and makes it worth playing is the lightsaber. Controlling the lightsaber is difficult, but once you get the hang of it you will feel just like a jedi from the movies, deflecting bullets flying through the air, performing great leaping and swinging combos. If you are a fan of lightsabers, then this game is defiantly worth your time.

Knytt Stories stars Juni, a character who appears in Knytt myths and stories. In the game, the player plays through these stories (also called levels or worlds) as Juni. Knytt Stories is a loveable, nonviolent, adventure game. Won Game of the Week at create-games.com as soon as it came out. The two levels that come with the game are fairly short but you can get a lot more levels at the games original site.

Teeworlds is a multiplayer-only 2d platform game that features FPS-style controls and deathmatch and capture-the-flag modes. Take the weapons from Quake, the gameplay of Unreal Tournament and Soldat, and the character of Kirby, mix them together and you get Teeworlds! The graphics are simple 2d but the overall result is a nice, cute, cartoon world. The gameplay is fast and addicting. This game will have you playing everytime you have a minute to spare.

In Destructivator the player is armed with a power gun and must clear 20 levels full of enemies to win. The gameplay is faster than anything you've seen before; once adapted to it, this game will have you playing over and over until you complete it, and leave you wishing for more. The graphics aren't far ahead of stick men but that doesn't degrade much from this highly-addicting game.

In Iji you play as one of the last human survivors after an alien race known as the Tasen invade earth. Your brother Dan guides you over the speaker system as you make your way through a facility trying to find a way to save the last remnants of the human race. The graphics hardly blow you away but they do what they do, and the solid gameplay sure makes up for it. The game also changes depending on what upgrades you get, allowing you to either brute force your way through, or take a more pacifistic approach and sneak around cracking systems.

If you want to be the ninja look no further: this wonderful, incredibly difficult platformer will have you climbing up walls, hanging from ceilings, flipping and slashing in no time. The goal of the game is to progress through a ninja fortress using cunning and skill. The graphics are sparse, and the gameplay difficult, but perseverance is rewarded. Hail the naked ninja!

Mutant storm is a Robotron inspired arcade shoot 'em up explosion fest. One hand controls fire direction with the mouse, while the other controls your ship's movement as you progress through 89 beasty-filled arenas. The gameplay is fast, psychedelic, and a lot of fun. As PCGamer said, "Mutant Storm is arcade genius that you simply have to play, again and again and again."

An extremely polished and beautiful underwater adventure game in the tradition of Metroid and Castlevania. Explore dark caves, colorful coral reefs, sunlit oases, and more as you play Naija, a lone water dweller in search of her family. The mouse–driven controls are wonderfully intuitive, the world is massive and teaming with secrets, the graphics and sound are gorgeous... it's little wonder that this game won the Grand Prize at the Independent Games Festival, and was rated 9/10 by Wired Magazine.

The first game I ever made, Unga Bunga is a multiplayer platform/deathmatch hybrid for 2 to 3 players, in which the players run around as club-wielding cavemen in exotic habitats, kill moose and bears to gain technology (which allows them to use better weapons, including spears, traps, firesticks, coals, bow and arrow, sword), fend off invading philistines, and ultimately compete with each other for various objectives (depending on the game type). An amateur effort, but still a lot of fun. Note: this is a multiplayer-on-one-keyboard game only; no single player mode exists.