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Stormrise is a post-apocalyptic real-time strategy game, with the ability to control units in the air, on the surface, and underground. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world, presenting a civilization that has begun to once again emerge after a catastrophic event. Two warring factions arise from the rubble: the Echelon, a technologically advanced race that endured the planet's fallout by way of self-induced hibernation, and the Sai, a tribal society that adapted to the new environment and evolved.

Tom Clancy's EndWar: a UE3-based "console RTS" ported to the PC in February 2009.

Star Wars Galaxies was the first massively multiplayer Star Wars online role-playing game, released 26 June, 2003. It has gone through 3 major revamps to the entire game since it launched.

Shattered Horizon is a multiplayer first-person shooter where players fight in zero gravity surrounded by the broken remains of Earth's orbital infrastructure and billions of tons of rocky debris thrown into orbit by a huge explosion on the Moon.

Sacraboar is a video game developed by Makivision Games for the PC platform. The game is a capture the flag style RTS. The game was released on November 6, 2009. The goal of the game is to capture the enemy BOAR trophy and return it to your base while you still control your own BOAR trophy. There are seven different units available, which all play different roles.

X-Motor Racing is an indie racing sim with a focus on complex car physics. In addition to various play modes (hot lap, races against AI, dedicated server...) the game features widely customizable physics and an array of telemetric tools, and has been used by semi-pro racing teams as a cost-effective way to test and fine-tune real vehicle setups.

Digital Combat Simulator: Black Shark is an ultra realistic helicopter simulation game for the PC

Global Agenda is an online team-based game by Hi-Rez Studios developed using Unreal Engine 3. The game was re-released as a free-to-play game, introducing Elite and Free Agents in addition to an in-game cash shop featuring Agenda Points. It mixes a science-fiction setting with a secret agent backdrop, leading the developers to refer to the game genre as spy-fi.

Avatar: The Game is a third-person shooter set a couple years before the movie on the same lush planet. As an RDA soldier, you'll first assist the colonial army but may eventually switch sides and "become" a tall tree-hugging Na'vi warrior. Mission objectives and "scanned" creatures will earn you experience points, and levelling up will upgrade the arsenal of weapons and techno/magical superpowers at your disposal.
Avatar supports both DX9 & DX10 and is compatible with a host of stereoscopic 3D display modes.