Fit check
Is Becca worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking a short, story-led point-and-click experience
- Fans of school-set narratives involving art and personal adjustment
- Players who prefer simple interaction over complex controls
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a long adventure with extensive exploration or multiple hours of content
- Players seeking complex puzzles, demanding controls, or deep mechanical systems
- Players who prefer action-focused gameplay rather than an interactive story
Our take on Becca
Instead of the extended exploration common to many adventure games, Becca presents a compact storybook structure: five chapters, simple scene activities, and a roughly 40-minute complete experience.
What is Becca?
Becca is a short point-and-click interactive story about a bunny starting at a new school.
Across five chapters set over several days, the story follows Becca as she tries to fit in, joins the school art club, and prepares a painting for an art contest one month away. Her anxiety about school and her missing pet shapes this period of her life. Scenes include small activities using clicking, dragging, dropping, and tapping. Completing the main story opens additional scenes, while collecting keys reveals Becca’s Memory Album. The presentation uses hand-drawn artwork and original background music by Slimomo. The full experience takes around 40 minutes.
How Becca plays
- 01Five Story Chapters
- The narrative covers several days in Becca’s first month at her new school.
- 02Scene-Based Mini-Games
- Short activities use inputs such as clicks, taps, and drag-and-drop actions.
- 03Post-Story Scenes
- Additional scenes become available after the main narrative is completed.
- 04Memory Album
- Finding every key unlocks Becca’s collection of memories.
- 05Original Presentation
- Slimomo created the hand-drawn visuals and background music.
Becca compared to similar games
Becca combines point-and-click interaction with a five-chapter personal story, while Plug & Play is an interactive animation centered on surreal play and lasts 10–15 minutes. Becca also includes mini-games, extra scenes, and a key-based memory collection.
Becca: platforms & release
Is Becca worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking a short, story-led point-and-click experience. Skip it if: players looking for a long adventure with extensive exploration or multiple hours of content.
Where can I download Becca?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Becca's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Becca on?
Windows and macOS.
