Día de los Muertos is about colour, music and remembering the people we love. A game starring your best friend fits right in. Best friends deserve better than a Facebook “happy Day of the Dead”. Send them a game where they’re the hero and you’re the chaos.
Our pick: flappy flyer with the Day of the Dead theme. Your best friend dodge skeleton mariachis, grab marigolds and sugar skulls, and the game finishes with a high five ending carrying your own message. Every line is pre-written and funny out of the box, and you can change any of it.
Idea 1
One tap to play, so your best friend can pick it up in seconds and then spend an hour trying to beat it.
Sample lines
Idea 2
Turns memories into levels. Add years and captions for the big moments (cartoon memory scenes coming soon).
Sample lines
Idea 3
Best for settling scores: put the rest of the cast in as the final boss and let your best friend have revenge.
Sample lines
Make them the hero, you the boss, and the rest of the gang as heckling cameos.
Pick a game style and the Day of the Dead theme in the app, play it free with demo characters, then upload a photo of your best friend to turn them into cartoon characters. Name the game, pick a link like yourname.become.games and send it. It takes about five minutes.
We designed it as a bright celebration: marigolds, sugar skulls, music and dancing, with no horror. You control every line of text, so you can make it as heartfelt as you like.
Yes. A game can have up to six characters. Upload a group photo, name everyone, and pick who’s playable and who appears as friends, cameos or the final boss.
Yes. The story climber lets you add milestones with a year and a caption, and (coming soon) optional cartoon memory scenes made from photos you have permission to use.
Making, playing and publishing games is free. To turn your own photos into characters you need a plan: £3.49 a month (2 characters in month one) or £19.99 a year (10 characters up front). Plans also unlock custom game links. Cancel any time.
Free to build and play. Turn your people into characters when you’re happy with it.