A game written for the OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic RPG Creation Engine). In it, you are a ship-wrecked sailor trying to get home. The game is slightly buggy -- the most noticeable one occurs when you try to exit (make sure you can forcefully close it). Game play isn't too bad.

A game written for DOS with DJGPP and the help of the Allegro library. OK, ok, it isn't really a game. More like a menu, a few pictures, and some movement code. Shame it got abandoned so early, eh? The tagline was going to be "I found a Flaw in their system", with "Flaw" being the main character. Tsk. Tsk.

A security program for your (second-) favorite 80x25 screen. It was designed to be launched from the autoexec.bat, and can check users against a list of those allowed to use the computer. Comes with fancy ASCII windows at no extra charge. Of course, if you're savvy, you also know you can bypass this by holding down the left shift key on boot, or by pressing ctrl+c to kill the current program in DOS. But most people even back then didn't know that. Written in Quick Basic 4.5.