Popular games built on game engine Pulp
Welcome to EYELAND — a small "wander-around-&-figure-it-out" game by Ron Lent. Made with PULP for the Playdate game device by Panic.
Time From Earth is a narrative adventure game where you'll experience a day-to-day system, speaking to everyone & completing tasks and at the end of the day, head back to the accommodation to start the next day. Play through simple mini-games to help maintain the ship and learn about what's happened in the 30 years between now and the flight of Physis 5. Uncover a mystery onboard the ship...
Will you survive the full time? Or will you become All Thumbs? Finally, the revolutionary and culturally important egg experience comes to Playdate. 60 seconds on the clock, turn that crank and touch that egg! Watch your fingers and don’t let Him see you, his vision is based on movement!
Top-down shooter meets existential crisis!
An unmarked letter appears on your desk. A boy has gone missing. With work having dried up, you decide to take on the case. What you'll soon discover however is a mystery far more ghoulish than you could have imagined. Pulpergeist is a classic point-and-click adventure game made for Playdate with Pulp. Solve puzzles, escape dangerous traps and enemies, and work to uncover the truth behind the missing child.
is an invisible puzzle platformer where dying is feedback, death is information. As you move about each level, your mind will fill in the blanks and any deaths are simply an instant restart showing you where
Your fellow miners are vanishing faster than you can say 'safety regulations,' and it's up to you to figure out why. Dive into a mysterious facility, solve puzzles, and try not to become a permanent resident of the missing persons list.
A minigame collection. You are the new arrival in town and boy oh boy does CrabTopia need some help! Their seasonal festival is about to happen and they don't have the ingredients to cook for everyone.
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!
Help Ribby catch yummy carrot-flies for his lunch across 40 fun levels of ever more devious puzzles! Encounter traps, mazes, and monsters across four zones!
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.
A music demo in disguise as a little Playdate Pulp adventure game.
Wander through flower fields, beaches, mountains, and more to find hidden sheep.
A short interactive poem about life & longing whilst working from home.
A high score chasing platforming game for Playdate, built with Pulp.
Rescue all passengers with your shiny sail boat.
Based on the board game Diamant. The name of the game is to find as many diamonds in the cave as you can, but be careful! Traps are in the cave as well, getting two of any trap will end your game and you'll lose all your diamonds.
9:05 is a 'port' of the 2000 text adventure of the same name by Adam Cadre, created as a test of the Pulp system for Playdate when Pulp was released originally. It has no sound (due to a Pulp bug, the phone was supposed to ring), crummy graphics (yeah that one's my fault) and a small amount of the content that was originally in the text adventure was removed due to the translation from text to this, but the original game's spirit is still there, including the game's four endings.
A great danger appears when powerful aliens invade, and only one person is capable of stopping them. Wield your great hammer and save planet Bearth from a Bob invasion.
Help Jiminy explore and make it to work fashionably late.
A Super Mario Bros. demake for the Playdate.
An action game for Playdate. Put out fires!
Sort-of-remake of the classic Game & Watch FIRE game using Pulp, only for the Playdate.