Divertido demais o jogo!

Perfeito pra se você quer um jogo desafiador e divertido para passar o tempo, com o Bunny Hurling você tem um jogo com uma mêcanica muito fluida, vários desafios e easter eggs, e uma gameplay que vai fazer você ficar querendo jogar várias vezes mesmo depois de terminar pra conseguir extrair tudo do jogo!

Recomendo demais!

this is just squirrel stapler but worse lol

TL;DR- Good for a short Indie Game.

This quirky dark-humor game balances relaxing hunting with creepy lore and world building.
It is a short experience (it took me about an hour to beat, and I think I found all the secret notes), and then another 20 - 30 min to get the remaining achievements (that 80m shot is difficult!).

It has enough intrigue for a short indie game, and doesn't overstay its welcome. It only has 3 enemy types, but each of the 3 feel substantially different, so they feel sufficient (ghosts make noise and b-line for you, exploding bunnies sneak up more silently, and the King at the end is all about speed and guerrilla warfare). The 2 types of bunnies you hunt are more or less identical except for size.

The map isn't huge, but it still "feels" fairly large, as they did a great job varying the foliage and topography as you traverse the different areas. It also means you don't feel like you take ages to find a bunny to hunt. The landmarks, coupled with the compass, help you feel really rooted so you don't get lost in the map at all.

The polish on the game is very nice. It looks beautiful while still having a somewhat retro feel. I didn't run into any bugs or breaks, and all the game mechanics worked very smoothly. The menus were equally well polished (a feature that often falls by the wayside, so seeing good menus is always a sign of polish).

While the lore is dark, it is a milder dark than some games in this genre, so I wouldn't worry about my teen children playing it (obviously some parents might take issue with the violence and gore, but it's less than most modern FPS games in my opinion). For instance, this game has similar vibes to "Squirrel Stapler," but I would say it is significantly less dark than that game. (I'd still let my teens play Squirrel Stapler, but I probably wouldn't have let them do it when they were 10 - 13, whereas this game I think would be ok for my kids when they were tweens).

I hope to see more, from this developer, in this same game universe. I think there is a lot of opportunity for world building here, and this game just touches the surface. Again, enough lore for a short game, but I was intrigued enough that I wanted more.