introduced in The Book of Living Magic. Traitor (2012), Kyratzes' most mechanic-based game, a vertical shooter about a mercenary's role in a growing revolutionary conflict. The Sea Will Claim Everything (2012), his first commercial game, involving another Lands of Dream scenario where a biotechnological dwelling called Underhome must face foreclosure. Moonlight (2012), a surreal text-based game that contains Stephen Fry, Oscar Wilde, Alpha Centauri, eagles, and many more things. The Matter of the Great Red Dragon (2014), a text-based Lands of Dream game The Talos Principle (2014), hired as a writer by Croteam A Postcard From Afthonia (2014), his latest Lands of Dream game, in which the player helps out a cat and a dog, who are married, during a war. Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope (2017) Phoenix Point (2018), developing the narrative and stories for Snapshot Games. Serious Sam 4 (2020) The Eternal Cylinder (2021) Clash: Artifacts of Chaos (2023) Book Στη σκιά του Αόρατου Βασιλιά (In the Shadow of the Invisible King), (2013) is currently only available in Greek. It takes place in the Lands of Dream. Stories Jonas has "collected" many stories that take place in the Lands of Dream. They are all illustrated by his wife, Verena. The stories are found in The Oneiropolis Compendium, the Wanderers' Tales (stories written by other authors that "traveled" to the Lands of Dream), and Likely Facts, excerpts from The Book of Likely Facts (only published in the Lands of Dream), which was written by "Jorrum Dooga." Future projects The Council of Crows, a crowdfunded Lands of Dream game that will be released in 2016 on Steam. This game was originally going to be called Ithaka of the Clouds, but Jonas decided to name it The Council of Crows and give his next Lands of Dream text-based game the name "Ithaka of the Clouds." Super Omega Land, another platforming game Ithaka of the Clouds, a Lands of Dream text-based game. This game was originally crowdfunded, but Jonas decided to rename it The Council of Crows. Ithaka of the Clouds became a very different (and less expensive) game than Jonas had originally planned. References External links Official website An interview with Kyratzes at Gnome's Lair Kyratzes YouTube account Lands of Dream official website 1984 births German people of Greek descent German video game designers Living people People from Frankfurt People from Wiesbaden Video game writers