Popular games published by company BitsAlive Game Studios

01.01.1970

A.D.A.M. tells the story of a factory worker robot who gains consciousness. Guided only by mysterious messages, hidden by his creator Dr. Eugene Whistlewiley deep in the system logs of the facility's mainframe computer, A.D.A.M. tries to uncover the secret behind his existence. Although A.D.A.M. gained control over his own actions when he was disconnected from the central network, he's got one serious problem: He's only able to move in a straight line. While exploring countless underground rooms, A.D.A.M. learns how to use the environment to his advantage. By seizing control of other robots, he's able to venture deeper into the heart of the factory to discover the true nature of his mission. Although the gameplay is based on a simple ruleset, A.D.A.M. is a very challenging game. It requires the player to think ahead, plan tactics and recognize patterns of movement and timing. At the same time, thanks to multiple routes and difficulty levels, A.D.A.M. is suitable for all skill levels. By introducing new mechanics, enemies and environments along the way, the games ensures that the player must adapt his/her mindset frequently to solve puzzles and dig deeper into the mysterious plot.

01.12.2015

Kulm Skiflug WM 2016 is the official game for the FIS Ski Flying World Championship 2016 in Bad Mitterndorf, Austria. The game was designed to recreate the true feeling of ski flying by using accurate ramp dimensions, photogrammetric scans and GIS data of the surrounding terrain as well as national TV’s original sports commentators, world champions and olympia winners Andreas Goldberger and Martin Koch . - accurate representation of the ramp - modern photogrammetric technology - processing of geo-data - narrated by world champions Andreas Goldberger and Martin Koch

31.12.2012

Paper Pinball is a doodle-styled pinball game on a never ending pinball table. The paddles of the pinball table are controlled by tapping on the left or right side of the screen. The bottom part of the screen if a fixed, non-scrolling area where the flippers are shown at all times. There are two on each side. The larger, remaining part of the screen scrolls when a higher area is reached. The game ends when the player drops the ball. The game features an online high score taking in account both Android and iOS players.