Popular games built on game engine Bitsy
Travel through Pallet Town and Viridian Town after an anti-capitalist and anti-speciesist revolution! Red, Blue, Green and Yellow have fought to emancipate Kanto from the grip of the Pokémon League and its alienating power over the people. And you, you play as GAMIN Lesli who has to pick up a package for their MOM so she can make pottery this weekend with her friends! Will you arrive in time to get the package and will there be any rhubarb pie left?
For the "Daydream" Bitsy Jam
A game poem about medical imaging & defective hearts.
The sequel to the acclaimed game "Lil Onion Detective"! Play as Detective Onion and solve all the crimes in your little town!
A sequel to The Tower. It is also about trans women, tarot, and therapy; but also about self-loathing, time loops, and obsession.
Two weeks ago, Zeta Station ceased all communications without sending any distress call beforehand. Investigative officer Lieutenant Essex is sent to this isolated moon to determine what has happened to the crew.
PROTO ANIMA is a short game about a Homunculus born too soon.
A Bitsy game about finding a lost phone.
A short game where you explore a world inside a dream and you must wake up.
a nonbinary date
This tiny bitsy game / visual novel tells the story of an experienced queer female sexworker and her last client. It approaches the struggles of queer self discovery, anxiety and confrontation with internalized fears as a result of queerphobic environments.
A cultural touchstone retold through an interactive medium, allowing you to empathise more closely with the British Lads themselves.
Solve puzzles as you ascend a tower, encountering magic and monsters along the way.
A bitsy game about career choices, heartache, and perseverance.
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.
Who are You? What does it mean to be You?
An autobiographical Bitsy game about real and artificial experiences.
A tiny story about being evicted.
A nightmare about going home.
A very short Bitsy game, built for the How Have You Been? Jam. TW: Self-Harm, Mental Health, Swearing
A Bitsy essay on the perception of fat men in games and culture.
A small Bitsy game the developer made to help teach their son math.
Entry for March 2018 Bitsy Game Jam