Popular games built on game engine GB Studio

In a world paralyzed by pandemic and unrest, a dark plot is being set into motion. A terrorist group known as the Absolvers, lead by the evil TALBOTT, are plotting to throw the city into chaos. The only ones who can stop them are a sword-wielding amnesiac named Isaac and a gun-toting femme fatale named Layla. Together, they must fight their way across the city to stop the Absolvers and resolve their own personal conflicts with the group. Based on the award-winning indie actioner Lost Phoenix.

Hauntsfield is a short Halloween RPG designed for Game Boy. Play time is about 40-60 minutes. The game has spooky themes, but isn't scary and is appropriate for kids & adults alike.

A Game Boy / Browser game based on "Rooster" by Alice in Chains.

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

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.

A classic 90's adventure that will keep you in suspense will make you smile at times and will thrill you in every moment!

Short detective game made with GB-Studio.

In Micro Doctor, you play as a tiny doctor who delves into the human body to save lives! The adventure takes place entirely inside the human body, allowing you to explore and learn about the different systems in an exciting and unique way. Your mission is to eliminate germs, bacteria, and viruses that are wreaking havoc on the body. You must take medicine and use your expertise to save the day. This exciting game is based on the real systems of the human body, making it a fun and educational experience for all ages. As you journey through the human body, you will encounter different systems, including the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, and urinary systems. Each system presents new challenges that will test your skills and knowledge. This game is the ultimate didactic tool, making it a perfect way to teach young children about the human body in an engaging and interactive way. Micro Doctor is compatible with all Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance handhelds, making it accessible to everyone. So what are you waiting for? Join the Micro Doctor on this incredible adventure and become a hero of the human body!

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.

Welcome to Resident Evil: Grim Beginnings - an solo developed, Game Boy demake of the original Resident Evil.

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 devastating virus threatens to cripple the Galactic Federations Chief Neural Core, threatening to put an end to intergalactic travel and turning a galaxy-spanning empire into mere island settlements - disconnected and alone. Ikalo Pann, Captain of the Starship Leviathan, must track down the source of this virus and bring the unknown terrorists before the Federation to answer for their crimes. An encrypted message sent by a dead man offers a single thread to unwind the mystery. Within are galactic coordinates and a brief message: "Come find me, Pann..." Join Ikalo as she solves hundreds of complex puzzles, explores planets for clues and uncovers a deep science fiction mystery.

Introducing "GB Lunar Lander" – the ultimate lunar landing adventure designed exclusively for the iconic Game Boy! Defy gravity, navigate treacherous terrain, and prove your piloting skills in space. Embark on a nostalgic journey as an intrepid astronaut tasked with safely landing spacecraft on the rugged lunar surface. With retro '1-bit' aesthetics and addictive gameplay, GB Lunar Lander merges classic charm with modern mechanics for an unforgettable lunar odyssey. Guide your spacecraft through obstacles, counteract lunar gravity, and touch down on designated landing zones. But beware of escalating challenges like asteroids and treacherous caverns! Inspired by "Lunar Lander 1979" and "Lunar Lander" for the gameboy(it was only released in Japan!)

Cat mecha shmup with yuri and multiple endings

Precrna Rupa ("Too Black of a Hole" in English) is a short narrative adventure game with a metroidbrainia twist, set in the streets of Zagreb, Croatia. Inspired by POYY, the punk album by Croatian artist IDEM, the game adapts the record's themes, stories, and music into an interactive experience. Players explore the city, talk to its inhabitants, gather information, and connect seemingly unrelated details to progress through the story. Developed for the Nintendo Game Boy, Precrna Rupa can be played on original hardware, compatible devices, emulators, and directly in a web browser through its Itch.io page. Available in both Croatian and English, it is the first Game Boy game ever released in the Croatian language.

A complete game boy color demake of the PS1 classic Silent Hill.

Dango Dash is a platformer adventure game that combines fast-paced action with an engaging story about growing up and fighting for what you believe in. Help Dango in his quest to save his village and defeat the evil Hanami ninja clan threatening their peace.

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.

A complete port of the original Five Nights at Freddy's game to the Game Boy system.

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!?