Death, the afterlife, the undead. What happens after this life is unknowable and enticing, and pondering these questions is engrained into the very being of every mortal. To explore these themes, we have created a bundle of games that evoke the feelings of life, death, and so much more in a variety of tones and genres. For one low price (almost 30% off) you can get seven (7) unique game experiences that Gizmodo writer Linda Codega calls "incredibly fun and exciting". 

"While wandering the afterlife (or wandering around as an undead creature) are well-trod storytelling tropes, game designers across the globe have taken folklore and fantasy and merged them to create some incredibly fun and exciting games." - Linda Codega

• Afterlife by Xavid is a mildly serious, vaguely philosophical game about exploring the afterlife, figuring out why you died, and deciding where to go from here for 11-17 players. 
• Alone In Between by Matthew Gravelyn is a solo journaling game about being trapped between this world and somewhere else. It is about communication, regrets, and unfinished business.
• Blade Undying by Club Xero is a dark fantasy game about the chivalrous undead sworn to protect the living. Loosely based on the LUMEN system, it uses simple d6 mechanics to let the story shine. 
• Death Mask by ostrichmonkey games is a short, rules-lite dark fantasy roleplaying game for 2-4 players. Take on the role of a Revenant, explore the sprawling Tomb-City, fight deadly monsters, seek the truth.
• Follow Me Down by Joie Martin is a game for two players, inspired by the legend of Orpheus and Eurydice, and the mythology of the Greek Underworld. It is a story of love and loss, representing the distance we are willing to go for love
• Pull Me From the Earth by Corvyn Appleby is a game for two players about a long-resting bog body and the person who unearths it. it is a game about trauma, intimacy, and mortality. 
• Thousand Year Old Vampire by Tim Hutchings is a solo roleplaying game of loss, memory, and vampires. Chronicle the many centuries of a vampire’s existence, beginning with the loss of mortality and ending with inevitable destruction.

Also included in Codega's list of games is Afterlife: Wandering Souls by Angry Hamster Games. While not available on Itch, we highly recommend checking it out. It is available in both digital and physical formats.