Aarya and her spirit animals. "Enter The Flesh Again" is approaching slowly but surely.

Still working on Enter The Flesh Again, an experimental action-adventure game about reincarnation. Based on the Tibetan Book Of The Dead.

Hellbeings vomit involuntarily out of disgust, but also on purpose as an attack move.




Yep. Playing as any creature in the physical realm, you'll be able to get it on. It's a big part of cyclic existence.




Even though most Mysocats prefer eating other animals, they all love dandelion fruits.


 

As an adult Tuyao, you can ride Dingalopes!





Here’s an accelerated life-cycle of the Healing Plant. All food in the physical realm will restore a certain amount of health and fatigue, as well as fill some of your hunger, but healing fruits give a great amount of health. Certain plants like this one need pollination to bear fruit. They can be pollinated by the player and NPCs.





A pack of frolicking Demon Hounds :P

Aarya will encounter various demons in the Bardo, including twisted versions of herself.

Here’s another pic of my upcoming game “Enter The Flesh Again”. These Demon Hounds are some of the many different evil spirits and hallucinations Aarya will encounter in the Bardo. Usually found in packs, they are fast and savagely fierce.

"Your mind will one day attain
the extinction of all desires.
You will see the maker.
You will see yourself."

After each lifetime, Aarya will encounter The Lord Of Death, otherwise known as both the Good Genius and the Evil Genius. This hallucination of Aarya’s will consult the Mirror of Karma and count the previous life’s good deeds with white pebbles, and evil deeds with black pebbles. The consequences will depend greatly on Aarya’s wisdom. She might be reborn into a higher plane of existence, or a lower plane as a Hungry Ghost, or even into the realm of Hell.

Here’s another pic of my upcoming game “Enter The Flesh Again”. Aarya will encounter many demons and evil spirits in the Bardo. They are the manifestations of her own mind, and she will have to defeat them with Wisdom.

Aarya and the fox; her guide in the Bardo.