Follow the rhythm of the Universe in order to live your life, die and reincarnate into a superior being. Reach Buddha and set the hamster free.

What if there was life after death? What if we could make up for the sins of our previous existence in the afterlife? What if immortality was the reward for this cyclic renewal of life? Pandora is an attempt at capturing this concept of birth and death, and the unending return that awaits.

A platform game full of adventure.

In B'ak'tun, which is Mayan for use in cycles of time, you take on the role of a godlike butterfly with similarities to a phoenix. As this majestic creature you flutter through a desolate place and use the ashes of your own deaths to bring life to the earth beneath you. In this game you want to die, but for a good purpose.

A Egyptian themed tower defense game where you must defend two fronts simultaneously. One in the world of the living, and one in the world of the dead.

You are a noob Harvestman and to turn the master you need to go on mission manage the life cycle of humans in a village. So you need to protect who is not yet time death, and especially reap the life that is about to pass this still better.

This year's theme was an image of the Ouroboros, which I have always known as "the cycle of life." Since I recently lost my father, all of my game ideas centered around my memories of him. I decided to create a quiet, peaceful, contemplative game of puzzles where people can calmly reflect on their family and remember those who have passed away.