Soul Reincarnates.
Temple of Causality: Reincarnation is a 3D Sokoban puzzle game. It features unique mechanics where moving one block automatically shifts causality linked blocks. Players explore stylized environments inspired by diverse philosophies, it has soothing music, and mind-bending logic. Currently in pre-production. This is the sequel to the original game.
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Step into a short gameplay demo and feel the temple's ritual cadence before launch.
Try DemoA glimpse into the temple's early vision
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*Early Visuals - Not Final Game Visuals
Gameplay Capture 1
Early gameplay capture in modular environments
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Gameplay Capture 2
Early gameplay capture of blocks and gates link
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Gameplay Capture 3
Early gameplay capture featuring Sokoban block patterns
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*Early Visuals - Not Final Game Visuals
Gameplay Capture 4
Early gameplay capture of ritual gate logic
AI Generated Concept
Base Environment 1
Concept Art for Environment 1
AI Generated Concept
Base Environment 2
Concept Art for Environment 2
Azura, the golden spirit
Azura is a golden soul trapped within Temple of Causality.
- Harnesses Magic to move blocks and solve puzzles.
- Control Blocks Directly
- Story scenes between levels
AI Generated Concept
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Looking for Funding
We are actively seeking publishing and funding opportunities to help bring the full vision of Temple of Causality: Reincarnation to life. For inquiries or collaboration, please reach out to us.
gauravbarai9@gmail.comAbout the Founder
Temple of Causality: Reincarnation is developed independently by Gaurav Barai, an accomplished Video Game Designer with 4+ years of experience across PC, Console, and Mobile titles. He has led workflows and balanced 350+ puzzle levels. He has also worked on character, camera, and combat systems (3Cs) Lost Rising and System and Mission Designs Mumbai Gullies. Overall, he has designed systems, puzzles, level progression, and managed projects across 42+ games.
Note: The sequel is developed independently and is no longer associated with Gameeon Studios.
