A surrealistic and spiritually provocative experience. Explore the ruins of a temple filled with puzzles, riddles, and secrets. Follow the Story of the Matriarch: a prophetess whose doctrine fell into obscurity.

## About This Game

Teocida is an esoteric experience with an emphasis on cloning mechanics,
colored blocks, platform challenges, and experimental elements. A game that
expands the mythology presented for the first time in Tamashii (2019).
## Contents:
* Dirty, ugly and experimental aesthetics, made using different digital and handcrafted techniques.
* Estimate your clairvoyance with the Zener cards!
* Multilayer Easter eggs for the most dedicated candidates.
* Access the beautiful bits of advice from the Matriarch.
* It is not necessary to have played Tamashii before this title, they complement each other.

## History:
After her doctrine falls into obscurity, an infamous prophetess embarks on a
journey for successors to keep her philosophy alive, while planning a
revolution.

However, nothing is so simple, since her former allies were seduced by an
abyssal force that resides in the ruins of her ancient temple.

## Classic and uncomplicated gameplay.
Simple and straightforward controls, agile gameplay, uncomplicated mechanics,
and puzzles in increasing difficulty.

## Apply for the Metaphysical Aptitude Program!
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The Metaphysical Aptitude Program was designed to conduct experiments of
extrasensory perception, subliminal effectiveness, tests of logical ability
(problem-solving), and response to visual and sound stimuli.
## Warning:
Content is not recommended for people who suffer from photosensitive epilepsy.
This game deals with some themes that can be considered taboo or uncomfortable
for some players, the game is not suitable for children.

## Mature Content Description
The developers describe the content like this:
“The game contains themes and imagery that can be considered taboo and can
be uncomfortable to players. Every element was elaborated as an inherent part
of the experience and was not made to offend. Viewer description is advised.”

Teocida