The first, Velocity, is a collaborative venture with Exhibition Services, a South Australian company. They in turn are in partnership with the National Sports Museum (based in the capital city of Australia, Canberra). Stand by for further details.

The second, Synchronicity, is a creative game development project. As described by team member Michael Herring, "We aim to create a PC game that exploits the phenomena of synchronicity" where the player's actions happen in time with the soundtrack to the game, which in turn reacts in musical time with the player's actions. The goal of the Synchronicity Project is to produce a beta-version submission for the Independent Games Festival halfway through the semester, then go on to complete the game by the semester's end.