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Bitsy

Bitsy is a 3D stealth puzzle game where you play as a mechanized spider completing contracts in a futuristic world. Climb walls, leap and web sling around tough obstacles, and above all: avoid detection.

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Developer
William Little, Alayna Garry, Matthew Cone, David Southern, Gage Somerville
Publisher
Neumont College of Computer Science
Release
March 23, 2023
3 years and 132 days ago
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Positive22 reviews81.8%

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About the Game

Story

A stealth puzzle game where you play as a mechanized spider. Climb walls, leap and web sling around tough obstacles, and above all: avoid detection.

Game Features

  • Control the mechanical spider, Bitsy, as you take on contracts.
  • Hack, disable, and stealth your way through 3 levels with multiple objective choices.
  • With levels having multiple routes through them, the player can choose their own path to accomplish their mission.
  • Avoid detection by robots, lasers, and security cameras.

About Development

Bitsy was designed, developed, and released by a team of five students at Neumont College of Computer Science during a 10 week project course.

The Team

  • Will Little
  • David Southern
  • Matthew Cone
  • Alayna Garry
  • Gage Somerville
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