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.

Fight your way though the Temple of the Guardian, and find yourself defending the realm.

Ritualistic and wrong. In Skorchio, you and your friend play two deceased warriors entering the afterlife: Heart of the Jaguar and Heart of the Eagle. Aztec god Xipe Totec wants the best warrior to gain the ultimate honour: to accompany the Sun as Solar Guardian. But only one warrior can win this honour! Blast your opponent with animal heads and survive the scorching fires of the sun, in this competitive ritual of survival.

In a time of darkness, when good people suffer from the wrath of Ancient Gods, a lone warrior must stand for justice and restore the cicle of life. This is his story...

Chinchilla hates tortoises. They talk really slow, they have stupid top hats, they do that thing when they eat lettuce... So annoying. As such, you're going to exterminate the entire species in order to make the world a better place, by eating them one by one. Chinchilla doesn't even like the taste of tortoises. Intergalactic conversationalists, however, are determined to stop you; they're abducting the endangered tortoises in order to breed more of the frustratingly charming creatures. You'll need to race from tree to tree and devour each specimen before it can be rescued, dodging the spikes and hammerhead-land-shark of course. But take care, consume too much and the ancient Mayan prophecies of Chinthrilla may be fulfilled!