Popular games built on game engine Pulp
A flappy bird-style game, but you're a whale who has to deal with being pulled both up and down.
There are presents hidden around the house. Who can wait for Christmas morning to open them all? Sneak around in the middle of the night and find the goodies before your family wakes up. And who knows—maybe it'll turn out there's something else for you to discover in the home you thought you knew so well…
Playdate game about being a cranky ghost who wants to be left alone, made in Pulp
Shadowgate is one of the most well-known and beloved point-and-click adventure titles in gaming history. As one of the original titles in the popular MacVenture series that went on to be celebrated on the NES, GBC, and Nintendo 64, Shadowgate quickly endeared players with its fantastic atmospheric soundtrack, perilous locations to progress through, countless puzzles to solve, and more ways to gruesomely die than gamers previously thought possible. Developed by Pixel Ghost, Shadowgate PD is being lovingly reimagined for the Playdate console using Pulp, a web based game making tool made by Panic.
Reach the Ocean or defeat the Oraclepus. Its your call.
Tochi is a simple Action-Adventure game set in a dungeon filled with enemies that will attack you without a second thought! And if you die it's game over! Made exclusively for the Playdate!
You slept over at a friends house. But now you are awake. And it's early. Like really early. Also you need to pee. So get up and find a toilet without waking anyone!
A pocket sized, cranking, top down adventure. Tasked with retrieving an heirloom for The Monarch of The Hollow, a cunning spider by the name of Eric Nid leaves the nest and steps out into Spindleton to fulfil his quest - but the town is full of danger. Luckily, Eric isn't alone. A plucky band of memorable spider siblings can be found to aid him on his way. Search high and low to find a path to the heirloom and crank with precision to overcome the obstacles standing in your way. There are five different ways Eric's story can wrap up, can you get back to the nest in one piece?
50 Coins of Deadly Doom is an action RPG for the Playdate inspired by hack and slash video games of the NES era.
You're a worm! Eat berries! Don't get squarshed! Dock the crank to go underground. You won't be able to see yourself, but the farmers will plant seeds and you'll help them grow as you move around. Undock the crank to resurface so you can eat fully grown berries. Watch out, though, cause the farmers will come after you!
A factory-building real-time strategy game.
Sunset, ported to the Playdate using Pulp
Follow the journey of a penguin awakening in a mysterious dungeon, grappling with questions of who he is and how he arrived there.
Astro Nut is a short action adventure game for the Playdate console by Panic! You land on a desolate planet for unknown reasons, only to find an offbeat group of sentient southern rovers. Your quest seems simple, but rest assured that all is not as it seems!
Loving Conversations in Shared Spaces
Rescue all passengers with your shiny sail boat.
Book Collector is a game about books and zombies.
A horror exploration game with great artwork and dark themes.
Sort-of-remake of the classic Game & Watch FIRE game using Pulp, only for the Playdate.
Step into the shoes of a young hero determined to unlock the secrets of the legendary Magic Castle. Explore a quaint town teeming with peculiar troubles, from snake infestations to fog-shrouded forests. Guided by wise and quirky characters, you'll encounter a host of colourful personalities and uncover ancient spells.
Welcome to EYELAND — a small "wander-around-&-figure-it-out" game by Ron Lent. Made with PULP for the Playdate game device by Panic.
Help PD the robot supervisor defrag the mainframe before it's too late in this fast-paced puzzle game made in the Pulp game engine. Inspired by classic 90's block-based action puzzlers Panel de Pon and Tetris Attack, arcade game fans are sure to enjoy Swap Machina. You can compete with your friends' high scores online and locally using the leaderboard feature.