Gather data
Battle, harvest, explore. Everything leaves data fragments behind.
A 2D MMO where your companions are built from data. Gather, learn, build, battle.
Four steps, that is all.
Battle, harvest, explore. Everything leaves data fragments behind.
The blueprint for a species. Learned once, known forever.
At the BitStation, plan and data become a living BitMon.
Your BitMon fights at your side and follows you as a companion.
Day and night, weather, professions, trade, arena. And real players everywhere.
No waiting for the next turn: tactics, rotation and speed decide. Every strength has a weakness.
Face other trainers. Badges bring fame, standing and open new paths across the world.
Herbalism, mining, fishing, cooking, decoding, programming.
Day and night cycles, weather, seasonal light. The world breathes.
Groups, friends, trading, auction house, chat. All live.
Achievements, badges, statistics. Everything gets recorded.
Browse every species, their elements and stats. Straight from the game.
BitMonz is in closed testing. Request a test key and we will email you as soon as one is free for you.
What's new in the world of BitMonz.
The home page now shows the game itself instead of placeholders: a short clip from a real battle, the arena, and a slideshow through eight places in the world. Only what you actually see gets loaded. The video starts when its tile comes into view, and the slideshow images are fetched one at a time. All told the page now loads a fifth of what it did before, and the BitMonz strip at the bottom gets by on a tenth.
Every fighter now stands on one ground line across the battlefield: large and up front on the outside, smaller and further back towards the middle. Nobody covers anyone else any more, every health bar stays clickable, and the skill bar at the bottom stays clear. The formation grows with your group: alone you stand near the middle, as a party of four you spread across the full width. Everything stays in the lower half of the screen, whether on 1280x720, 4K or a wide 21:9 monitor. On a phone in landscape the fighters now use the full height instead of crowding the bottom edge.
The site has been rebuilt. The home page explains the game in four steps, and the tiles below show two sentences first with the full text behind a "More" toggle. The BitMonPedia is now purely about the BitMonz: large cards with the in-game background, element filters and a detail view with description and stats. New as well: you can request a test key and play BitMonz during the closed test phase. The form is on the home page.
All realms at a glance. More realms will follow as the community grows.
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