Welcome Archaeology Enthusiast
Have you heard? Archaeology came to town. Go see the archaeology!
This game was made for the March 2018 Bitsy Jam: Archaeology.
This game was made as an exploration of the possibilities of Bitsy, a browser based game creation tool developed by Adam Le Doux.
Music credits: An edit of Moorland by Dee Yan-Key
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I really like the ending! :')
Great dialogue, beautiful colors, weird architecture, and a great overall use of Bitsy.
this is so good! thank you so much for making this! <3<3<3
Awesome!
I love your colors and geometry!
Hey! I'm a guy who is trying to earn a little on the side and I was wondering if I could help you out with helping you make some 3D/2D models. I've got 4 years of experience in Rhinoceros and I'll make any object from about 5 to 20 bucks. Thanks!
Hey there!
While I appreciate the offer I'm not currently hurting for any graphical help. I'll pass the word on though.
No problem. If you did, that'd be extremely appreciated. :)
I love your different approach to the whole archaeology theme! Thanks to this bizarre game environment, it felt kind of out of space to collect the different artifacts, because how should I make sense of them when I'm trapped in a deep hole with Submarine-Tea-Running-Ian? ;> That was an absolute delight, thank you! I included this entry in our compilation article about this Bitsy Jam along with three other games, and it's also featured in the showcase video. :) Hopefully it might drive more players to you!
Best wishes,
Sebastian
Thank you again for the inclusion in your feature compilation. I always do my best to create games that will stand out from what is expected of a theme, and I'm glad to see it pays off :)
Absolutely, you are a creative mind! :)
Great, very original environmental art style. Well done!
That's an interesting use of perspective, I had never seen something like this in a Bisty game
mind-bending! the perspective of the artwork is great, especially when you break it...
Wow! The artwork in this is phenomenal, especially the fun-house!
really cool game! i really like the perspective/weird shapes you used and the sprites! the narrative has made quite an impression on me-- a positive one but that's all i can articulate haha :>