Welcome! On this website you can find several computer games made by us. Currently all programs are freeware, i. e. completely free of charge, and run under Windows XP and higher. Have fun!

Aristrox Gold 2.7 and Aristrox 1.6: Break those blocks
Byteria Heroes: Marty Saves Christmas 2.2: Christmas platforming
Byteria Heroes: Crimson Gem of Order 5.5b: Of heroes, villains and energy rocks
Scynse-Man 2 2.3: The classic arcade game strikes back
Byteria Heroes: Far Wars 5.5: Misadventures in Dimension Y
Byteria Heroes: The Mother of All Games 1.5: The platform series begins

News

Feb 1st Astrorix and Astrorix Gold have been updated at last, with the ball no longer starting until you click, a non-arcade mode, a suspend save feature and lots of minor changes and fixes. The high score list saves properly on present-day systems now; unfortunately, it doesn't keep the old one, for technical reasons. Oh yeah, and we've decided to adjust the title to Aristrox, due to its similarity with another franchise whose owner is known to sue people even in much more questionable cases (and still win).

Nov 3rd New version 2.2 of Byteria Heroes: Marty Saves Christmas, also with a suspend save feature and several bugfixes.

Sep 13th Frustrated because your favorite part of the city is being destroyed by a meteor shower? There's a semi-new game that might cheer you up: Byteria Heroes: Crimson Gem of Order is here at last.

Aug 29th Published secret stuff about the first three Byteria Heroes games. (Well, it was about time.) And I'm going to finish the fourth in September.

Jul 22nd Chinese Democracy, Duke Nukem Forever and Scynse-Man 2 have all been released. Now what's left to make fun of? (Wait, wasn't I going to add a level editor?)

Jun 23rd Byteria Heroes: Far Wars has caught up with MOAG.

Mar 30th Here's Byteria Heroes: The Mother of All Games 1.5, also adding the suspend save feature introduced with Scynse-Man 2 Arcade. Note that Microsoft considers Windows versions prior to XP obsolete, so I no longer care about them, either (this goes for all my programs from now on).

Feb 17th Okay, here's the new version of Scynse-Man 2 Arcade, and yes, I've fixed more things than just the title. However, my main excuse for the delay is a new feature to suspend your game. No, you cannot load your save more than once.

Feb 1st What do I do when I can't update my games because I'm still waiting for the new version of my programming software to be declared stable? I instead publish a forgotten game that's already been compiled a decade ago! Enter Skull Car, courtesy of MB Games.