Popular games built on game engine Bitsy
Explore the post-war ruins of your city with a robotic cat who wants to be your friend
Christmas, 2001. You just unwrapped a brand new Nintendo Gamecube, the latest and greatest in video game hardware. All your friends will be so jealous. Unfortunately, your parents did their holiday shopping late and Kohl's didn't have much left in terms of software selection. So you unwrap your one and only game, Universal Studios Theme Parks Adventure, and read the back cover: It's a VIP ticket to theme park adventure! Lights... Camera... Play! You've not just a visitor, you're the star in Kemco's Universal Studios Theme Park Adventure, a magical 3-D journey beyond the theme park rides and into an amazing realm of games based upon the most successful movies produced in Hollywood. You'll love this virtual gaming lark through the world's best movie theme park! It'll be months before your parents buy you another game. Let's hope this one is good.
A game about mountains, resource management, and helping people.
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.
A quirky adventure sequel involving Pumpkin Spice Lattes!
A game about finding yourself after being close to someone abusive.
You're a detective on the case. An old rich man was killed during dinner time, and no one knows how. The wife, maid, and chef all say they were eating dinner together when it happened. No one got up, so how did this man end up dead?
WHAT ARE YOU WITHOUT A HEART?
You are Space Rat and your lunchbox got stolen! What fiend would do such a thing?! Chase the lunchbox thief across the galaxy!
A game about digging up the past.
An interactive music video.
It's 2007, you're 16-years-old and you just revamped your profile page. Now all you need is the right song.
A day in the life of a hard-working pirate
A collection of 36 non linear poems. A multidimensional prison cube left abandoned and unfinished. 6 Living Beings. 1 "ending"
A short and contemplative promenade inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin's Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction
A little game about childhood, secrets, and memories. Based on a true-ish story.
You are a record shop owner in a dystopic future plagued by natural disasters. While discussing about music for a client, you also discover that you can time travel by touching vinyl records.
A love letter to a public transit system I haven't used in years.
So basically it rained and then all the worms came out to hang out on the sidewalk but you were gunna take a walk but then you decided to just go ahead and take the walk but now you have to maneuver around all these worms and you're JUST TOO HIGH and may not be wearing shoes?!?!
A 5 minute Visual Novel made in Bitsy, about a Discord call between two trans friends.
Hawk and Puma is a minimalist game that pays tribute to Guaman Poma, the indigenous chronicler of the Andes. Through a research-creation process, this game reimagines Guaman's journey, exploring themes of racism, sovereignty, and religion from decolonial aesthetics and Andean-inspired music. This project has been developed in collaboration with members of the ÑawpaÑan community in the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Cusco, Peru, allowing us to create the final version in English, Spanish, and Quechua, and plan upcoming ludic workshops with community youth as part of the ethical research-creation process.
There's a story people tell around here.
A little atmospheric reflection on not being able to travel.