Dye The Bunny

For an Easter Horror trip-fest, it felt rather...minimal with the visuals? Especially when looking at Vidas's other games. It does take a while for the weird stuff to kick into effect. I also felt some shots swamped Bunny in darkness. I want to be able to see this magnificent beast of nightmares! Especially his freaky sprint! Strong Points about this game would definitely be the voice-work, Ellie and Bunny themselves along with the music. I can see why people LOVE the score this guy creates for his games. (Not sure what genre it is) but I love it too. If you enjoy eerie, surreal games like Mouthwash or The Path this might be in your domain? For the price, curiosity and experience it's a freaky little treat. Not bad for an introduction to Ellie and Bunny. Just don't expect falling down the rabbit hole into a world of scraggly chickens and gangly lambs. Despite my mixed first impressions, I'm glad I chose Dye the Bunny as an introduction to Vidas's style of work.