Popular games built on game engine Bitsy

A tiny pixelated story of an autumn dog walk.

Relaxing exploration game made for the January 2021 Bitsy Jam.

A short Bitsy game based on the original jam version from 2018. This version is greatly expanded, and is almost entirely a new game.

Another Pokémon Game is another Pokémon game.

i suppose

I'm late for the masquerade!

A report on the state of the planet.

Just another week at the museum for a friendly local connoisseur of beauty, who just so happens to be a ghost.

Far away space stations and long distance friendships.

a good haul this year

David finally finished his time machine and will be able to stop time and venture to the unknown realm of frozen time. But one should not go and play God.

An introspective personal essay in Bitsy.

Your buddy drank too much last night and he wants a pizza. But you should probably pilot the mech, cause he might still be drunk.

As the days grow shorter & dark nights seem endless, you abide by the old winter superstitions & folklore, & keep the village fires burning to welcome back your ancestral spirits.

A little bit of rambling for Manifesto Jam. games are art, and art is for everyone.

This is a short piece about how I dealt with the end of a relationship.

Welcome to the Sheridan Hotel Snail Detective. The owner of this hotel, Mr. Sheridan, was found dead last night. Who committed this foul deed? Is murder the only crime afoot? What does pasta sauce have to do with anything? It's up to you to solve the case!

Pareidolia (or, Why I Saw Pac-Man Everywhere In 2020) is my game-essay entry for the Critical Distance pandemics and games essay jam which was held in early 2021. This short Bitsy game shares the connections I felt between Pac-Man and that weird year that was 2020. And please don't come away from the game thinking that I hate Pac-Man; I still have a great fondness for the pucky little game. As with my other Bitsy games, Pareidolia was another attempt to push the engine as far as I could. This time I delved into modifying the javascript engine code itself. Which is, I suppose, the Bitsy equivalent of wall-hacking but it proved to be a nice way to work.

An overnight stop in your journey demands that you find refuge somewhere in the Old City of High Walls. Explore the city and learn about it's buildings, it's people, and the world it resides in.

A short, narrative game about a retired cowboy with a secret, made for #gaywesternjam.

Woken in the night by your boss, you must go uncover the murder at the mysterious Manster Mansion belonging to the most ruthless mafia clan in the world. Will you be able to get out unscathed or will you perish like the typical victim of their cruelty?

a game about trans harassment

A little game about a cat on a quest for milk.

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