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'A Touch of Ninja' is a fast paced Jump ’n’ Run with innovative touch-oriented

controls. You play a fragile, but none the less very powerfull ninja who has to
master various tasks to reach his goals. The player has to jump through the level while avoiding obstacles and enemies, which you can't kill unless you find and pick-up your faithful katana.
As a Ninja, the player can temporally increase reaction time by slowing down the game speed and switching to bullet time.

Credits :

Andreas Fender     
Constantin Schmidt  
Dieter Eberle       
Sascha Katzner      

NetKeeper is a round based strategy game, where you play a hacker who tries
to achieve special objectives. The battlefield is a big network consisting
of several different types of machines that are connected with each other.
Your weapons are viruses and trojans. Your enemies are other hackers and
a security company that releases new versions of anti-virus software from
time to time.

Credits :

Johann Saudhof: Lead Design
Juan Miguel Lechuga Pérez: Gameplay
Artjom Butyrtschik: Graphics
Andreas Wolf: Content

Bud, Budi and Bro are the biggest friends in the whole robot world. They
stick together like no other robot. But unfortunately they lost Bro, the
head of the three buddies! Immediately Bud with Budi on top go on the
epic adventure to find their friend...

Credits :

Eeva Erkko
Xi Wang
Christopher Sierigk
Ludwig Ringler
Thomas Weber

You are a Yeti in an epic snowball fight. The goal is to defeat the other
enemy yetis by throwing snowballs at them and decrease the ticket amount
of the enemy team to zero. The actual ticket amount is shown in the upper
left corner of your screen. Every time a Yeti dies, the ticket amount
decreases by one. In the upper right corner of the screen you can see
frag labels, which player killed another player. In the lower left corner
of the screen you can see your actual health status.

Credits :

Lead Design: Benjamin Bisping
Content Creator: Tiare Feuchtner
Gameplay Programmer: Andreas Büscher
Graphics Programmer : Hannes Rammer

Celluloid is a collaborative multiplayer puzzle game.
Two little dust balls got trapped inside a film box. As you might imagine, it can get pretty boring inside, so the dust balls decided to entertain themselves by reenacting scenes from the movie. Since dust balls are not able to grasp the concept of a movie, they interpret the world around them as simple geometric objects. As they try to get from frame to frame they need to avoid obstacles.
Since many movies leave room for interpretation, both dust balls see different things in some situations. Each of them is surrounded by an aura that contains objects that can only be accessed by one of them. In the intersection of these auras, individual objects from both worlds become visible and useable for everyone.

Credits :

Mirko Palmer
Stefan Chmiela