Wrestling with Emotions celebrates the flamboyant aspect of the professional wrestling world, playfully challenging gender norms and generally confusing unsuspecting players. Its plot revolves around a pro-wrestler’s speed-dating service, and the mechanics echo the tropes of the Dating Simulator genre. Beneath the game's hyper-surreal, punk exterior, however, it has a very sincere core.

The inspiration for Broforce comes from hyper-masculine action films. Pulpy action classics are a universal favorite. From Rambo to Robocop, the bad guys were simply bad and the only way to stop them was to use sheer muscle, bullets and explosives. This made the designers wonder: "Why did [game characters] Bro Hard [Die Hard’s John McClane] and Bromando [Arnold’s Schwarzenegger's Commando] never teamed up before?!" Despite its silliness, Broforce functions not only as a parody of action flicks, but also as a satire of American foreign policy, which is perhaps even more poignant today than when the game was originally conceived.

Aurion is a fantasy action game that draws upon African mythology and lore to create a unique world called Aurioma. Its plotline and visuals are rooted in Cameroonian culture and art, but also in traditions found in many other African countries, such as Mali, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and even Egypt. The creators of Aurion borrow their game mechanics from JRPG (Japanese role-playing game), a popular genre centered on adventures in a fantasy world. The original Japanese sceneries and myths have been replaced by African landscape and lore, creating a new aesthetics for adventure games.

Rangi is an ambience-driven virtual reality experience combining simple puzzle and exploration mechanics with fantastic depictions of Moroccan architecture. According to creative director Fabian Delpech, the team's vision was to make Rangi an "interactive African poem". This required "to create a synergy between the music, the visuals, and the gameplay, to make them all contribute to the African universe."

Lantern of Truth is a puzzle game where players assume the role of the Grim Reaper. Magical lamps are used in order to bring objects from an alternate dimension into life. Created within 48 hours and winner of the #gamezanga 2016 competition, Lantern of Truth is a perfect example of the game jam culture: a concise study into mechanics that challenge the players to engage with a specific theme.

Throne of Gods is an epic fighting game, made for mobile devices and based on African mythology. It is inspired by classic generic titles such as Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat and Killer Instinct. It adds a twist though, by introducing a more casual, touch-screen native control scheme, and by using characters based on gods and deities from regions as diverse as Africa can be – Ghana, Mali, Ivory Coast, Angola and Nigeria. The creative duo behind the game hopes to showcase and raise awareness of the magic of African myths, and plans to further develop the characters as the game progresses.

The mechanics of After Robot is based on the minibus taxi that dominates the urban landscape in the home country of its designers. The game’s name is derived from the passengers’ common instruction to the taxi driver to stop after the traffic light, which most South Africans refer to as robot. The game places players in the perspective of South African minibus taxi operators, inviting them to share the stressful routine of taxi drivers.