Tiny Bunny

by Saikono

The Developer Says...

Tiny Bunny is a non-linear horror visual novel. Those, who have heard the voice of the forest, are beyond help.

Players Like...

❤ Branching Narrative and Player Choices

The game presents players with numerous decision points that directly impact the story's progression and outcome. For example, during a pivotal scene, players must choose whether the protagonist helps his friend Olya or focuses on his own safety. These choices lead to diverging storylines, encouraging multiple playthroughs to explore the game's various narrative branches.

❤ Exploration and Interaction

As players navigate the game world, they can interact with a variety of objects and environments. One noteworthy interaction involves searching for a specific VHS tape, which requires carefully balancing the protagonist's attention between the tape and adjusting the TV's reception. These interactive elements enhance the immersion and challenge players to actively participate in uncovering the game's mysteries.

❤ Mini-games and Puzzles

Interspersed throughout the visual novel experience, the game incorporates mini-games and puzzles that test the player's problem-solving skills. For instance, a duck-based mini-game tasks players with quickly identifying the location of a hidden duck among several options, adding an element of timed challenge to the gameplay.

❤ Accessibility Features

To accommodate players with visual impairments, the game offers a self-voicing mode that reads aloud the text. Additionally, the developers have implemented helpful features, such as providing object names and navigation sounds, to assist players in traversing the game world.

❤ Immersive Atmosphere

The game's striking use of black-and-white visuals, coupled with a haunting soundtrack and sound design, creates a deeply unsettling and immersive atmosphere. For example, during a particularly intense scene, the camera shakes and the volume of the sound effects increases, heightening the sense of fear and tension for the player.

❤ Replayability and Exploration

The non-linear structure of the game encourages repeated playthroughs, as players can uncover new narrative branches and secrets with each subsequent attempt. One reviewer noted that after finishing the initial two episodes, they were eager to replay the game to see how their different choices would impact the story.

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