Airrace is an air race game where the player is required to pilot a plane through sets of pylons in a prescribed order. The flight model is pretty realistic in that it features most of the effects that make flying an aircraft challenging but without having to worry about what several dozens of buttons on the dashboard do. Right now, seven training tracks and five race tracks are available. Airrace has been written on top of Aviation and Techne.
Aviation is a flight simulator meant to be somewhere in between accurate but complicated simulators and simple toy simulators that don't provide any level of realism. It currently features a non-linear flight model, a configurable atmosphere and sky model, and a CLOD triangulation engine for the terrain. Currently Aviation allows you to fly around in an area of around 600 square kilometers centered around the Columbia river. It can be easily extended to implement combat or air race scenarios, for example.
Billiards is a cue sports simulator. It aims for physical accuracy and simplicity. It should be useful for practicing billiards on your own and against your friends when a real pool table is not available. Both a pool table and a billiards table (that is, with and without pockets) are implemented, allowing you to play eightball, nineball, and carom billiards games.
Slipstream is a multi-body vehicle simulator. Instead of using some sort of specific empirical model of a particular type of vehicle, vehicles are modeled as assemblies of interconnected moving parts. This allows any kind of vehicle to be modeled, and the whole model is completely parametric so that everything can be configured from the mass of the chassis to suspension geometry and engine and transmission characteristics. Slipstream can be executed either in real-time or off-line through control scripts, and every quantity calculated during the simulation can be logged for plotting or further analysis, so it can be used as a game or as a tool to study vehicle dynamics.