Popular games built on game engine Bitsy
A 2D adventure and survival game set in a bizarre world full of mutant girls, where the deadly trading card game Demon Tarot is the only right way to achieve glory.
A game about high school memories, growth, and being online late at night.
You are Kleu. You are small. Your body is made of clay, and your self is made of music. You feel strange inside. You may need to say some goodbyes.
Instance reset at 03:00.
Be a duck! Grind for levels! Save the world?
A bitsy interactive fiction game with a hint of dating sim about an acolyte and their deity reckoning with the end of the world.
A short surreal horror game about the things that might exist beneath the kelp.
This game is the result of a massive collaboration on the Bitsy Discord. 34 separate bitsyfolk each created a room. The project was built as an "exquisite corpse" - every room was constructed separately, and while variables were shared between participants to allow cross-room gameplay, the final layout of the maze was randomised.
An autobiographical Bitsy game about real and artificial experiences.
with the help of their fellow frogs, a frog goes where no frog has gone before.
never log off
Survive as a Kemp's Ridley sea turtle. Created for Bitsy Ocean Jam.
Grab a snack, stretch your legs, wait for your companion to fill the tank.
A jumbled up manifesto. Dive in and dig out some of the thoughts that I sometimes think!
An exile wanders a desolate beach.
A short dolphin adventure.
I spent a lot of time when I was growing up in libraries, and there are a few specific buildings that I spent the most time in. This is one of those buildings. The text of the game appears as you interact with each highlighted item.
Small sweet surprises for the neighborhood children. A game inspired by To Kill a Mockingbird, made for the Novels That Shaped Our World jam.
An adventurer embarks on a dangerous quest.
A tragic tale of hubris and denial. ENTER the lair. FACE the dangers. BATTLE the hydra???
What strange creatures visit this city after midnight? Expect the unexpected as you serve delicious cakes to witches, vampires, ghosts and many more strange folk. Your decisions have consequences so be careful.
A look at games unmade.
A cultural touchstone retold through an interactive medium, allowing you to empathise more closely with the British Lads themselves.