"The 1Bit Bulletin" – Retro newsletter vibe, simple and clear.

  "1BitPlay Blog is your hub for 1-bit creativity—featuring tutorials, retro game dev tips, pixel art showcases, and deep dives into the minimalist magic of monochrome design. For makers, artists, and nostalgic gamers alike." There’s something magical about 1-bit games. With only two colors—black and white—you can still create emotionally rich, visually striking, and mechanically tight experiences. These limitations force creativity, and modern engines like Godot make the process more accessible than ever. In this guide, you’ll learn how to build a simple 1-bit game from scratch using Godot Engine. We’ll cover setup, pixel art prep, basic movement, and tips to preserve that retro vibe. 🧰 What You'll Need Godot Engine (version 4+ recommended) A pixel art editor (like Aseprite, Piskel, or Pixie) A 1-bit tileset or sprite sheet (you can also draw your own) Basic familiarity with game dev concepts (helpful but not required) 🛠️ Step 1: Set Up Your God...