BULLY PRODUCTIONS · IN DEVELOPMENT · CHAPTER 1 PLAYABLE

BULLY:BAD BLOCK

A Conker's Bad Fur Day-style 3D adventure. Luxe Condos is painting the whole neighborhood beige. Bully, nursing a hangover, and Pidge, a pigeon with no filter, take it back one wall, one gate and one condo foreman at a time.

Chapter 1 "EVICTED", full playthrough (2:38). Real gameplay with the game's own music and sound.

Everybody's got a mouth on them

Dialogue pops up in comic balloons over whoever's talking. Swearing is bleeped and printed as symbols, so you always get the idea.

BULLY...A talkin' pigeon. Great. What the #@%! was in that drink last night?

POPSAin't seen you since you got your horns stuck in the gumball machine.

BIG RICKWHO'S BEEN PAINTIN' ON MY BEIGE?!

Chapter 1: Evicted

One night, one block. Cutscenes play like a movie: letterbox bars, over-the-shoulder shots, characters acting while they talk. In between, it's a 3D platformer with context B-pads, Cone Head goons and a boss.

A dark alley at night lit by door lamps and windows — The alley, light-baked in Blender

Over Bully's shoulder at Pidge on a dumpster, with a speech balloon — Meet Pidge

Bully standing on a glowing B pad with a SPRAY prompt — B-pads: stand on one, B does the right thing

Bully spray-tagging BULLY on a brick wall — Tag the block back

Bully headbutting through a chain-link gate — Headbutt the gate

Bully running down the night street — The street

Pops, an old goat, talking from his stoop — Pops, on his stoop since 1971

Big Rick the rhino foreman shouting — Big Rick shows up

Bully fighting Big Rick in the vacant lot — Jump the shockwave, stomp the hard hat

Real models this time

The characters are proper models built in Blender with smooth bodies, sculpted faces and a skeleton, not boxes stacked together. Bully is about 12,000 triangles on an 18-bone rig, animated live from the controls.

Bully turnaround: front, three-quarter, side, back

BULLYTHE BULL · HERO

Horns first. Spins, stomps, sprays, headbutts.

PIDGETHE PIGEON · SIDEKICK

Sees everything on the block. Says all of it.

POPSTHE GOAT · OLD TIMER

Flat cap, cane, opinions.

How it's made

Models and the world are built in Blender from code. The night lighting is baked in with Cycles, then played back the way N64 games stored their lighting.
The N64 look: low-res frame, 16-bit color with dithering, the console's 3-point texture filter, 30 fps.
Cutscenes use drifting cameras, shot/reverse-shot, punch-ins on punchlines and talking animation.
The whole chapter is played end to end by an autopilot test, which also recorded the video above.

Concept, characters and direction by Bully. Programming, procedural art and automated playtesting with AI-assisted development (Claude Code). Mild language, bleeped.