Mictlan: The Game 🇲🇽🇺🇸🇯🇵さんのイラストまとめ

We share with you the work of our teammate Jorge “Coco” Velázquez, who did and excellent job of codex research, while artistically achieving this face paint of our ancient pre-Hispanic culture.

We are pondering the idea of launching a campaign on Instagram with several filters

NPC character Development of a fisherman sick with smallpox, did you know small pox was the first pandemic of the Americas?

It killed over 3.5 million indigenous people 500 years ago.

Did you checked last night video we posted?

Tenemos ya disponibles prints de @future_vizion Mictlan director creativo y fundador por medio de nuestra web

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We have prints available of Mictlan’s Creative Director and Founder on our website

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Here is a preview of one of our NPC characters using face paint used ritualistically by Xiuhtecuhtli

inspired by Chichimeca "Guachichiles" who were known for painting their faces and bodies red, which means in Nahuatl Kua-itl "Head" Chichi; -tic "Red Color" heads painted red.

Amigos estamos en pláticas con @rocopachukote de @MalditaVecindad para ser parte de mictlan como personaje #tlamatini y posiblemente para el soundtrack de Mictlan!! Como la ven?

These are the first images of our upcoming open world for Mictlan!!

We are set to be the first open world video game with a Mesoamerican theme as well as the first Mexican studio that develops such a project,
we are very proud of this!

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Have you checked our latest post on FB presenting a teaser of our new Boss God Tezcatlipoca?

https://t.co/uwbHGQp7mH

As part of the kickstart campaign coming up, our game backers will receive one of this series of photos, Mictlan game founder and creator shot during his travels to Chichén Itzá & Teotihuacán last year.

Which one of this photos is your favorite?

During the Mictlan action-adventure game you will be battling against the Great "Quinametzin" guardians of the Era of the Sun of rain called
(Nahui-Quiahuitl) it was believed the Quinametzin were more than 7m tall and weight more than 600kg.