Open beta has begun! Bit Battles can now be played by anyone interested in helping test, break and generally squash any and all bugs. To download the beta version of Bit Battles, click here.
Bit Battles has reached beta status! Be one of the first to play the game by signing up for the beta test. To sign up, post here.
All new screenshots have been posted, replacing the outdated versions. These screenshots are overviews of the first five maps (both Capture & Hold and Find & Retrieve versions) included in the game. Be sure to check them out in the Games section! Also keep an eye on the Bit Battles Development Blog for weekly updates regarding the ongoing development of the game.
Also, Bit Battles is now on the GreatGamesExperiment. Visit the Bit Battles GGE Page and tell the world about the game via the 'Share!' button!
New screenshots of Bit Battles have been posted in the Games section. Be sure to check them out! And keep an eye on the Bit Battles Development Blog for up-to-date information regarding the ongoing development of Bit Battles.
The Fanatical Games website has been updated. The 'In Development' section has been slightly reworked to and renamed, simply, 'Games'. Also, the official Fanatical Games forums are now open for business. Be sure to stop by, say hello and ask about our upcoming games!
New screenshots of Bit Battles have been posted! On display are The Breach and Power Failure, two maps included with the game. These maps represent sectors of the network where intense battles between the Red and Green teams routinely take place.
Learn more about Bit Battles and the ongoing development process at: Bit Battles Blog.
The Fanatical Games website is up and running.
Be sure to check out the Games section for new screenshots and information regarding Bit Battles, Fanatical Games current project.
What is Bit Battles? A multiplayer-only game in which teams of players battle for control of a large computer network one sector at a time. By completing team-oriented objectives, players further their team's ultimate goal of controlling the network... and the information stored within.
