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Some samples games that were created using the JIG engine are provided below. These simple games show how you can start using the JIG engine with minimal code.

==Pong==
[[Image:pong.png|250px|right|Pong Demo]]
This is one of the simplest examples of a game. Most of the work to create a pong game in JIG is done for you.	
It takes about a page of code to create this simple example.


'''Game Features'''
*Simple game written in under 150 lines of code
*Sprite update rules and collision
*Loading images from sprite sheet


[http://ai.vancouver.wsu.edu/~jige/downloads/pong-v1_5.zip Download]
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==Catto Physics Engine Demo==
[[Image:Catto-physics-engine.png|250px|right|The catto physics engine demo in action]]
This demo shows the power of one of the physics engines that is built into JIG. The physics engine is based on [http://www.box2d.org/ Erin Catto's Box2D engine]. Using this engine, you can simulate real life physics of box shapes. You can also connect these boxes with joints.


'''Game Features'''
*Physics engine with boxes
*Collision detection using impulse physics
*Joints gravity and friction built in


[http://ai.vancouver.wsu.edu/~jige/downloads/cattophysics-v1_5.zip Download]
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==Space Frenzy==
[[Image:Space-frenzy.png|250px|right|The catto physics engine demo in action]]
This game, based on the classic Asteroids arcade game, is designed to give users an example of how to make a simple but complete game. The JIG documentation includes a [[SpaceFrenzy|tutorial]] that walks the user through creating the game. 


'''Game Features'''
*More complex game with [[SpaceFrenzy | tutorial]]
*Sound effects and music


[http://ai.vancouver.wsu.edu/~jige/downloads/spacefrenzy-v1_5.zip Download]
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==Droid Wars==
[[Image:Droid-wars.png|250px|right|The catto physics engine demo in action]]
This game, based on the classic joust arcade game, shows how you can use the physics engine to make a slightly more advanced game.


'''Game Features'''
*Main menu, and multiple levels
*Sound effects and music


[http://ai.vancouver.wsu.edu/~jige/downloads/droidwars-v1_5.zip Download]
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==Tank Game==
[[Image:Tank.png|250px|right|The catto physics engine demo in action]]
This simple little tank game demonstrates how you can easily make a game where the screen scrolls. 


'''Game Features'''
*Scrolling screen allows a larger world then the screen


[http://ai.vancouver.wsu.edu/~jige/downloads/tank-v1_5.zip Download]
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==Puzzle Box==
[[Image:Puzzle-Box.png|250px|right|The puzzle box demo game that utilizes the JIG level API]]
This simple little puzzle game demonstrates JIG's level API. Using the API you can load and save your own custom levels and make your own level editor.

'''Game Features'''
*Demonstrates use of the JIG level API
*Loading of custom levels outside of a jar file
*Custom level editor included
*Comes with ten levels that increase in difficulty


[http://ai.vancouver.wsu.edu/~jige/downloads/puzzlebox-v1_5.zip Download]
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