Lucas’ anthology bundles six games on being buried alive

Brazilian solo developer Lucas Angelo has released Lucas’ Computer Games Collection Vol. 1 on Google Play. The Android anthology bundles six experimental games and is available now as a single download.

The games were developed between 2024 and 2026 and are built around a single thought experiment: what goes through a person’s mind if they are buried alive.

The collection contains six short pieces that draw on action, simulation, horror and puzzle mechanics. Each entry treats the central idea differently; some use a lighter tone, while others adopt a more unsettling approach.

Angelo developed the games alone over roughly two years and packaged them together instead of releasing them one at a time. He described the project as “a space to mess around with ideas before slowly becoming a proper anthology.”

Play sessions are short rather than campaign-length. The pieces are compact by design and focus on exploring psychological reactions and thought patterns rather than delivering extended, replayable systems.

Angelo released the complete volume on Android rather than offering the games through early access or incremental live updates, so players receive all six experiments at once.

The package is labeled Vol. 1, which indicates the possibility of future volumes; Angelo has not announced any additional releases.