Popular games built on game engine GB Studio

A long lost friend with a secret needs your help. Will you? Play a character down on their luck, who is paid a visit by a long lost friend with a secret. When shadowy forces show up, who will you trust? The choices you make will determine not only your friend's fate, but yours.

In a calm, small city, there's a young human called Ari who moved there recently, and works with delivery. Which is a fairly easy job -- you receive your order, meet with your client, and then you deliver the package. Or so it should be-- Embark with Ari in this hectic day for delivery services, in a game full of (bad) puns, cute art and an overall feeling of wholesomeness in a game of around 1 hour of gameplay!

In 1985, the Darling brothers released a unique game creation utility for the Commodore 16 and Plus/4: Games Designer. At a time when programming knowledge was often a barrier, this tool filled a vital gap by giving young enthusiasts the chance to build their own games with little to no coding experience. It was a groundbreaking effort in bringing game development to a wider audience—especially kids who dreamed of creating their own digital worlds. The original release included three example games, designed to showcase what could be achieved with the software: Space Desert, Creature Crawl, and Road Stunner. This collection brings those titles together once more—both as a tribute to early creativity and as a snapshot of an era when imagination was just beginning to merge with interactivity on home computers.

Neonsomnia is a game about exploring a strange and surreal dream world. It was developed for the Dream Diary Jam 7 and is a fangame based on Yume Nikki.

A rogue-like dungeon crawler for the Game Boy Color. Roll dice to move across randomised sets of regions, employing whatever random selection of treasures, abilities and paths you come across to strategically push through to respite. Learn tactics, earn trophies, and push to improve your high score as you uncover what little information you can about the curse that looms over the land.

What if Elden Ring released in 1993? Elden Ring GB is a demake of Elden Ring that runs on real retro hardware including all Game Boy consoles, as well as in emulators and on Analogue Pocket. You can also play it right here in your browser, though the other methods are recommended to allow for saving, better colours and higher accuracy. Explore all of the Precipice of Anticipation, Northern Limgrave and Stormveil Castle in this bite-sized demake experience made in GB Studio.

Nightshift is a simple, arcade collect 'em up Game Boy developed for the BeansJam '22. You are working nightshift and desperately try to stay awake. Drink Kola to stay awake (you gain time). But be aware of hot milk with honey as it will make you drowsy (you lose time). When you run out of time, you will fall asleep. You move automatically, use the D-Pad (Arrow Keys) to change direction.

Explore a strange hotel and try to uncover the truth behind a mysterious murder as Detective Walker Rylance. Talk to the hotel staff and guests while reliving the final moments of the victim(s) in this surreal horror adventure game. Oh, there are block puzzles too.

Vampire Night Shift is a small adventure game about working the night shift at a convenience store. Also, you are a vampire.

This is an unofficial action game starring RTA-chan from “RTA in Japan.”

Animus Toil is an experimental puzzle-adventure video game built for Game Boy, Analogue Pocket, PC, and web browser. The Temple of the Herring was a legend to the people of Thera. Cursed by an evil wizard known only as Somnus, the temple strikes the curiosity of two explorers seeking answers. Who exactly is Somnus? Why is the temple cursed? What is the secret behind the mysterious artifacts? And how does this tale all tie into the future of our humanity?

Bake cookies and celebrate the holidays! Four days until the annual Winter Festival! It sure is a busy time in your bakery, but you will help your fellow citizens, by providing them with bite-sized calm and contemplation: delicious cookies!

Monster of the Weekend is a short, lighthearted adventure/virtual pet game, where what you feed to your little monster will determine how it grows and changes.

A story-driven horror game for Game Boy. Investigate a suspicious trailer park and uncover its secret horrors.

Nothing happened... it was just an ordinary OshiNui... or so you thought. A uniquely designed STG (shoot 'em up) filled with charming pixel art and catchy chiptune music, made for fans of both! Bushinui, Ashinui, Kashinui… How many different plushie-favorites can you discover? What's the truth behind the rumor that you can meet your Oshi!?

The pond is a tyrannical place hardly fit for little Tad-Bubble. Luckily, Tad has the power of the Miracle Bubble on his side! Help Tad fight off waves of dangerous boss bugs, boss fish, and boss more in this GameBoy homebrew.

Fishin' for Average Caucasian Boyfriends is a semi-autobiographical Game Boy game about expectations, queerness, and the possibility of dreaming bigger.

A lovely trip by train.

A game about abandoning community.

A demake of Persona 5 for the Game Boy.

A short game about death.

Barry sets out to save his sister!

The Little Tales of Alexandria is a retro short story driven exploration game for Gameboy and Analogue pocket. Staging inside the apartment block Alexandria, featuring 15 plus different apartments all with their own tale to tell. Talk to the tenants, and interact with almost ANYTHING and EVERYTHING in and out of there homes, including cats!