Bitsy Bits: The Secret of Magic
Marshall LatimerAllen · 2024 · Magic, Female Protagonist, Cute, Action, Cartoony
PC
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About Bitsy Bits: The Secret of Magic
Travel through Rainbow Lands as Bitsy, a Magiforma Magimouse, to defeat Twinkle, another Magimouse surrounded by hordes of characters that playfully (and sometimes lazily) try to stop you on your way there. There's plenty of sights to see and magic to try as you bounce your way through this unforgettable adventure!
Objective- Play as Bitsy
- Travel to each castle by getting through each stage to defeat Twinkle
- Clear each stage by bouncing away characters that stand in your way
- Find magic to help you on your journey
Features- 60+ stages, 30+ "Magican" magic, 120+ variations of magic
- Wonderful cast of characters
- Xbox pc controller supported and preferred
- In game option to play with the computer mouse only, the most unique way to play the game!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Update, 12/3/2024 After 32 hours, I have finally beaten the game. Whooo what a trip. This game is LONG and you'll swear you'll never see the end of it. It even has a secret [spoiler]postgame chapter[/spoiler]. Why do I have 44 hours? Because there's a very critical bug where saving the game saves everything BUT your lives collected, and I didn't want to play the end of the game on 3 lives. It's hard, exceptionally long, and since saving restarts you from the beginning of an area, you're expected to beat the entire 104 areas in a single 3 hour sitting. So, I left my game running overnight to preserve my lives. I'm glad I did. Now, onto the rest of my original review at 2 hours of gameplay: [h1]By far the most unique and weird game I've played.[/h1] [i]And I collect a lot of weird games![/i] But don't let "weird" dissuade you. Bitsy Bits is a bizarre mashup of a bunch of different retro game inspirations. Half of the fun is playing it like an old game where you never read the instruction manual and you're just trying to figure stuff out. I'm heavily biased towards the "toy castle/living dollhouse" aesthetics, so that's mostly why I bought it. But upon some initial exposure to the …7 found this helpful
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