Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

These creatures are intelligent humanoid beings. They use speech and written language to communicate with each other and they make tools for survival, comfort and entertainment purposes. They make their homes inside Hollow Trees. They tame Dingalopes and Oryxes to use as pets, pack animals, transport and sometimes for their meat. They are omnivorous hunter-gatherers, feeding on plants and other animals.

I still don’t have a proper name for these guys, so if you have any suggestions, feel free to write them down in the comments section below.

Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

The Oryx is a gazelle, a mammal born from its mother's womb. It is a peaceful herbivore, feeding on plants like fruits and mushrooms. The Oryx uses its horns for protection by shoving them into predators and other harmful creatures.

Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

Rakshasa Dragons are flying reptiles and relentless predators. They catch their prey by burning and biting them to death, but their fire-breathing ability comes at a price. Every time they breathe fire, the flames burn and slightly damage them from the inside, making them lose a bit of health.

Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

Preta, also known as Hungry Ghosts, are weak creatures with incredibly thin necks. They can only eat tiny things like moths, mushrooms and plankton. Everything else is poison to them. Their only defense is that nobody really ever notices them. Preta usually live lonely, painful lives.

Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

Voles are small, plump rodents. They thrive on plants, fruits and small insects like moths, but they are also known to eat dead animals. From a very young age they learn how to quickly burrow themselves underground to escape from harm. Their favourite food source is any kind of fruit.

One more of the many playable characters in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

The Ring-tailed Mongoose is a eupleridian mammal born from its mother’s womb. It is a very agile and playful creature. Its diet ranges from smaller animals like voles and insects as well as fruit and occasionally other plants like mushrooms.

One more of the many playable characters in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

The Axolotl is a salamander, an amphibian born from an egg. As a new-born neonate, it swims freely through the world until it grows bigger, heavier and develops legs to stand on.

It has the amazing ability to gradually regenerate lost health when it is not too active. It feeds on zooplankton, larvae, fruits and just about anything else that can fit inside its mouth.

One more of the many playable characters in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

These creatures are strong, aggressive predators hunting mainly for meat. They eat some plants like mushrooms and dandelion fruits (their favourite plant food), but mostly they prefer to eat the flesh of other animals. They can run pretty fast and their bite hurts a lot. What do you guys think I should call these creatures?

One more of the many playable characters in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

The Bloated Turtle is a cold-blooded reptile born from an egg. Even as a tiny hatchling the blown-up shell on its back makes it able to float in the air while the turtle uses its limbs to get around. It is omnivorous, feeding on everything from fruits, plankton to animals by using its jaw, adapted for crushing and grinding. The jellyfish is its favorite food source. Bloated Turtles can escape from harm by hiding inside their own shells which are hard and surprisingly durable.

One more of the many playable characters in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

The butterfly starts its life out as a caterpillar born from an egg; a larva that feeds mainly on zooplankton, mushrooms and fruits.

In the second phase of the butterfly's life-cycle it spins itself into a cocoon or a pupa. It lays dormant and undergoes enormous transformations until it breaks free from its protective shell in the form of a beautiful winged creature that feeds on flower nectar, fruits, mushrooms and zooplankton.

Butterflies pollinate the world and are an essential and integrated part of nature.