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Power and resistance belong to the unheralded makers of our heritage.
Artisans, dancers, musicians and cooks: the people who carry a culture forward become the protectors of its future.


The world of ANTARA
In a colonial India that has forgotten its own genius, a dancer and her son race the Empire to ancient flying machines woken only by dance, music and dreams.

Power and resistance belong to the unheralded makers of our heritage.
Artisans, dancers, musicians and cooks: the people who carry a culture forward become the protectors of its future.


Music and movement are ways of knowing this world.
Listening, learning and responding are central to the game we are developing.
Solve shrine puzzles through musical patterns and dance-inspired game mechanics.
Explore a vibrant world, uncover side quests and misdirect the Empire.

Jeymi is “played” by Bharatanatyam artist Jayalakshmi Eshwar. Her production Antariksha Sanchar seeded this world; her practice shapes its movement, gestures and emotional language.

The son is a fictional tribute to mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887–1920). The connection between dreams and his discoveries inspires ANTARA’s story of knowledge and flight.
Developed as Antariksha Sanchar from 2013–2022, this world grew from a game prototype into performance, music and illustrated storytelling. Today, that work continues as ANTARA.
The point-and-click demo Transmissions in Space begins the journey and travels to international festivals.
A multimedia dance opera unites classical dancers, an electro-classical ensemble and the game’s imagery on a three-city tour.
Graphic-novel development and a preview at the Guadalajara International Book Fair expand the world into illustrated storytelling.
Research deepens the world’s artistic and technical foundations, alongside music releases and community recognition.
Chapter One, a 30-minute playable demo, is targeted for December 2027. We welcome partners for this next phase.
A selection from the concept-art archive: places, people and machines that have shaped the world.
The world keeps growing
Experiments, encounters and glimpses from the studio.
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