About the game
a Bit SaiGon is a small independent game about the food we grew up eating, and about the particular chaos of four people sharing one kitchen.
a Bit SaiGon at a glance
- Type — a video game, played in a web browser
- Genre — co-op cooking, time management, casual party game
- Platform — any modern desktop, phone or tablet browser; installable to the home screen as a PWA
- Players — 1 to 4 in one shared kitchen, online co-op
- Price — free to play; there is nothing to buy
- Setting — Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) street food
- Game languages — English, Vietnamese and Chinese
- Account — optional; a guest session starts instantly and can be upgraded later
- Status — in active development, playable now; levels and features are still being added
- Website — abitsaigon.com
Why Saigon
Saigon street food is fast, cheap and made in front of you by someone doing six things at once. That is already a co-op game — we only had to build the kitchen around it.
The dishes, the carts and the noise are the ones we know. If something looks familiar, that is the point.
Made to open in one link
The whole game runs on a web page, with nothing to install and nothing to update. That keeps it one link away from anyone you want to play with.
Get in touch
News, updates and the occasional behind-the-scenes clip go on our Facebook fanpage. Bug reports, ideas and "your game ate my plate" stories are all welcome — just message the fanpage.
Free, in your browser — no download, no account needed.