Personalised London adventure
Edward & B Bear — London Adventure
Explore a painted London with Edward and B Bear in a personalised birthday adventure. See the artwork, discover how the scenes work and play the game.
Opens a dedicated game view. Exit game brings you back here.
About the game
Edward and B Bear travel through a painted London on a birthday adventure for Grandpa. Streets lead into station entrances, ticket halls, stairs and platforms; a train ride connects one part of the journey to another.
The playable build follows a route through a network of fictional stations. It mixes intimate interiors with longer street walks and scenes that recede into the distance. The characters remain the centre of the story even as the setting changes around them.
- A personal birthday story
- Painted streets and station interiors
- Walking, train travel and depth scenes
How to play Edward & B Bear — London Adventure
Use the movement controls shown in the game to walk through a scene and follow its prompts at doors, platforms and other interactive points. Play in landscape for the widest view of the painted rooms.
Choose Play to open the game. Use Full screen in the player to hide browser controls where supported, or play with the game filling the window. Exit game returns to this page.
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How Edward & B Bear — London Adventure was made
The artwork library contains characters, station interiors, street scenes, props, trees and foreground layers. The game packages the chosen paintings and sounds with its movement code, so the delivered adventure can stand on its own.
Three scene treatments make the paintings walkable. Direct rooms use the painted floor, parallax rooms extend a street with independently moving layers, and depth rooms let the characters walk away from the camera. In a depth room, a measured corridor defines where the floor exists.
The station names and signage are fictional. The setting draws on London architecture and materials while the journey remains a personal story. A separate build diary on this site goes further into the painted-scene approach.
Screens & artwork
A closer look at the game’s characters, setting and presentation.
Questions about Edward & B Bear — London Adventure
Can I play the London adventure without installing anything?+
Yes. The Play button opens the game in a dedicated browser view. Exit game returns to this page.
How can characters walk into a painting?+
Depth scenes define a walkable corridor that narrows with distance. Character movement follows that floor area, while the painting supplies the surrounding architecture.
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