I'm not sure if anyone checks here and only here for updates on what I'm doing or games that I've released, but if you do, you're not going to find much out because I rarely visit Newgrounds. I'll upload games that I finish here, but for information on what I'm working on and how far I've got, check my website instead, www.fighunter.com. I update that regularly.

Currently, I'm STILL working on MARDEK 3 (gods, it's been taking ages... but it's nearing completion now, at least), and several other games:

'Beast Signer', an RPG which has gameplay derived from Pokemon but with noticeable differences. It's similar to MARDEK and perhaps larger in scope, but focuses more on gameplay than story. It might not be released anywhere other than on my website because I'm planning on updating it weekly or so, and having possible player involvement like a sort of quasi-semi-MMOG, instead of finishing it as a single thing and then releasing it on other Flash websites...

'Fig Hunter Online', or 'FHO' for short, which will definitely be only on my site. It's basically a thing that allows players to easily make 'RPGs' of their own (or more like 'levels' for the same game, using the same engine as all other players' creations, etc), without having to understand the complexities of games design. All the 'Adventures' that people will make will be rated by other players and hosted on my site...
If you've ever played Neverwinter Nights, FHO is comparable to the Toolset feature, except that everything you make is automatically hosted on the website and doesn't need to be uploaded.

'Chimaera', a game sort of like Monster Rancher in concept, for those of you familiar with those games (Monster Rancher 2, specifically). You play as a Mad Scientist, and raise a single monster for battling in tournaments (which is done for sport in the game world). The monster grows with age and you have to train its stats while taking time into account due to the monster's finite lifespan.
Much of the appeal - and the title - comes from the fact that you ARE a Mad Scientist, and as such, your 'monstrosity' is not a mere animal, but a fleshy construct similar to Frankenstein's Monster; that is, it's stitched together from a collection of parts. You can swap around the limbs of your monstrosity at any point, changing them for more powerful limbs that you've acquired.
You can have dinosaurs with metal arms and insect heads and such...

'Raider', a sci-fi platformer that I started more than two years ago and really should finish...

And 'BE-a-St', a game about reincarnation...

Those are all my game projects currently in development. I keep changing what I'm working on though, so none of them are finished, but they'll likely all be 'finished' sometime this year. Hopefully.

So, uh, check my site if you're interested in updates and such!