Screenshots
Here are a few screenshots from the SxDL engine. They have been captured from the demos bundled with the SxDL source code. You may look at those demos for further information.
From Snake demo: This code sample is a fully playable clone of the classic "snake" game.
It demonstrates usage of 2.5D tilemaps and isometric rendering, the fake 3D
rendering style used in Diablo, AOE, SimCity and many more well-known games. 
From Bounce demo: This is a Pong/Break-out/Arkanoid remake with some additional twists:
multiple balls and falling bricks. Demonstrates basic physics (gravitation and
of course bouncing!), collisions and mouse input. 
From Pacman Demo: This is the most advanced sample and beginners should probably start
with something simpler. This a fully playable demo with many mazes and
difficulty levels. Demonstrates how to use tilemaps, colliders and particles
effects. Also uses custom menus and notifications. (Very Cool) Graphics
contributed by Alexis Pautrot. 
From Vexed Demo: This is a complete Object Oriented rewrite
for SxDL of the famous game made for the Palm by James McCombe. All the
original 60 levels are there! Comes Fully Loaded: Undo moves, drags, clicks,
navigate through levels, particles effects. Worth a download just for the
fun of playing it, even if you don't even look at the source code!
From Fireworks Demo: SxDL unleashes here great and easy to code particles effects:
Gigantic explosions using Animated Sprites, aka CMovieSprites in SxDL. 
From Pastels Demo: A very slick and also very "romantic" music demo but somewhat a tad
complicated with intensive use of timers and random numbers. Features the unique
music sampling capabilities of SxDL. This is a must-download for all
demo-makers. Requires a GF3 or better. ( 25 fps only on GF2MX. ) Made for
Cynthia, and now part of the SxDL distribution: She's very cool... 
From Spinning Sprites Demo: The very first program ever made for SxDL, it is more a kind of
proof of concept and a very useful regression test application than a demo. Its
simple and robust code is also very useful for beginners. 
From Starshooter Demo: Unfinished. Was started to demonstrate collisions, particles
effects and steering behaviors. Will evolve soon to 3D. This code is unfinished
but is part of the distribution because it demonstrates application architecture
and proved to be helpful "as is" for a number of people. 
From Bomber Demo: The very first user contributed game, thanks Adbel. When this mini-game
was written, tilemaps were not present in SxDL so this code is not taking
advantage of them.