Mictlan: An Ancient Mythical Tale News

The next events we'll attend

Who will be at the next Game Developers Converence?

[h3]We will![/h3]

It would be great to meet you, come find us!

Mictlan's team will also be present at the @paaytaanlacita event, in the heart of the Mayan world!

We will be proudly showing all the hard work we've been doing so far, hoping to meet your expectations. The journey is long, but we're looking forward to our destination.

[h3]Thank you for your incredible support![/h3]

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More characters revealed soon...

We've been working a lot on our mighty Mexica warriors!

Take a look at our previous posts in case you missed them.

And here is a short video showing one of our latest characters! What do you think?

Stay tuned for more and check this other video, as we will reveal the identity of some of our leading characters living in our dark, historical, fantasy odyssey: Mictlan!

[h3]Want to see more?

Want to join the ancient world of Mictlan?[/h3]

We are working hard on our game and we will show more to our community at the launch of our Kickstarter campaign.
It literally takes a minute to register, but it would mean the world to us.

[h3]Mictlan community, help us out![/h3]

Quetzalcoatl's nahual

We hope that you are having an excellent day, Mictecas!

Today we want to show a work in progress: the design of the head of Quetzalcoatl's nahual.
You can appreciate various designs as we seek to highlight the majesty of this wonderful god, maker of civilizations and tragic herald of the conquest.

All of these designs have inspiration from sculptures and codices, with a fantastic touch, as our designers seek to create a unique and different concept.

You can also take a look at this previous post.

We are launching our Kickstarter campaign soon! (have you registered yet? It only takes a minute!)

Acholote Sticker Pack

The Acholote Sticker Pack is now available for free for you to use on WhatsApp!
Enjoy this cute baby axolotl gangsters!
Get it here:
http://bit.ly/3og7lxl

Chaac

Dear community of Mictlan, today we present you a concept art piece showing a priest impersonating Chaac, Mayan god of rain.

An important part of Mayan religion was the embodiment of deities and animals during rituals that took place on important religious dates, or in events such as ball games. In such events, the performers used to wear masks, head ornaments and scepters that represented lightning to impersonate the deity Chaac.

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