Runny Bunny

I approve.

I absolutely loved Runny Bunny! The game is pure arcade fun, with addictive gameplay that keeps you coming back for more. The music is top-notch—super catchy and really adds to the upbeat feel of hopping around as a cute bunny collecting dots and carrots. Vergiu Games has done it again, delivering incredible value with this one. Honestly, I wish I could pay more; it's just that enjoyable!

This is a great little arcade game (it's got some puzzle elements to it but they're really minor). It's definitely got that "one more try" factor; retries are snappy so deaths don't feel too punishing, which is important in a game like this. Runs flawlessly with Proton (I used version 10.0-4). If you're looking for a serious challenge, this might not be the game for you; the difficulty does ramp up throughout the levels, and by the end it definitely demands your full attention...but it never gets [i]super[/i] difficult. There are a few levels -- in particular, level 80 -- that feel a little arbitrarily difficult because of the precise inputs required, relative to the time windows given to perform those inputs. I could count those on one hand, though, and I guess maybe you could make a "skill issue" argument. :) Runny Bunny feels like it's inspired by Sokoban and action platformers, and I really enjoyed it. It'd be great to see level pack DLC(s) or even a level editor with Workshop support; I could definitely see a maker community forming around this game (if it gets popular enough to get noticed), given the potential for pretty much infinite skill ceiling both for mechanics/execution and puzzle-solving (or both in the same level!).