Now the company also offers Byte Me, which they tout to be the world's first OpenGL board game. The game is an interesting blend of strategy and mild aggression with some 3D blobs added for good measure. Up to four entities may play Byte Me at once, be they human or bot. When pieces become surrounded by an opponent's, they are lost and absorbed into his or her blob mass.
Bytes can differ in strength, from the ability to remove one piece segment up to three.
To byte, opposing pieces must be adjacent. Any pieces or segments not somehow attached to their nodes wither away. Byting or absorbing a node is the final objective for each Byte Me player. Players strategize to byte other players until a node is within reach, or simply prevent their opponents from doing so. After conquering the bots, or growing frustrated with them, players may look to HMS Freeverse, the company's online gaming service, which allows for gathering of Freeverse's many multiplayer games.