BUNNY

Ok, there is so much to be said about this game. I hated it at first because I didn't know how to progress and the sound effects drove me absolutely bananas (B-A-N-A-N-A-S). Then I discovered wall-jumping, DUH. I got further in the game and I started to love the unique artwork, characters, soundtrack, bosses, level design, etc. I missed a couple of achievements and had to play through again and explore the extras, for missed friends. By my third playthrough, it only took a few minutes (less than a half hour probably) to complete the game. Lets put this into perspective. An initial playthrough (learning controls, exploring, looking for all those friend-based achievements) takes an hour, on average, I assume. The game is $19.99. This is WILDLY overpriced! I love this game, but that's 33 cents a minute to play an indie game! Cheaper than a 1-900 number I suppose.

Most of us have experienced the nostalgic feeling of looking back at doodles we made as kids. This game captures that sentiment and turns it into an interactive, heartwarming action experience. Despite its adorable presentation—complete with (presumably) the developer’s child’s voice and drawings—it’s packed with wildly unpredictable ideas that reflect a kind of creativity only children possess. As an action game, it’s a bit rough around the edges and far from flawless. But if you play it with your family—especially with young children—it becomes a wonderful opportunity to laugh, argue, and bond together. It’s the kind of game that deepens family love through shared chaos and joy.