Popular games built on game engine Bitsy
A story about making games, running from hopes, and traversing a life that never feels quite right.
A bee muses on new love in spring.
A hearty meal with a bitter-sweet childhood memory.
The machine is good! Trust in the machine!
The other magical girls left. A magical girl leaves her purple rival behind.
compounding inner-space architecture spiral house is a small game by everest pipkin with story by loren schmidt.
A short and contemplative promenade inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin's Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction
never log off
A day in the life of a hard-working pirate
Do you ever wish that you could talk to a loved one, again? To tell them you love them, that you miss them, and your regrets?
A game about digging up the past.
I'm late for the masquerade!
A tiny pixelated time-capsule made with Bitsy v0 for the Bitsy Classic jam.
An island creation myth featuring divinity and a sea bird.
A tiny gamejam with a chaotic premise: Bitsy, but we all take turns building on the same game.
A two-bit murder ballad.
The morbid silence of a strange town is broken when some noises are heard from inside of the abandoned nursery's building... Step in your role as a detective in this interactive fiction and start finding clues.
The Chariot is. charming, small game in which we are all rolling along together.
It's 2007, you're 16-years-old and you just revamped your profile page. Now all you need is the right song.
A little atmospheric reflection on not being able to travel.
You are a lighthouse keeper, living alone with a dog.
Discomfort Zone is a 2D pixel-art narrative game about depression, anxiety disorder, despair, and recovery. The game takes a realistic, un-filtered, and at times uncomfortably personal look at depression and anxiety disorder through the eyes of someone dealing with these conditions, promoting understanding and sharing the experience with a wider audience. The game deals with many themes related to depression and anxiety: worry, loneliness, and self-deprecating thoughts, but also hope and finding the strength, when all seems lost, to keep going.
A labyrinth filled with corpses, and a minotaur at its center.