Join Bunny and his pals Gunny, Faye, and Ganny on an epic quest to earn enough money to buy himself an Auto-repair unit! Boo Bunny Plague is an action/adventure game featuring a story with wacky musical cinematic scenes. The all original soundtrack has everything from punk rock to opera and feature musicians from Houston Texas.
Bunny is a robotic children's toy who was given artificial life by a computer virus. After meeting his BFF, a military prototype robot named Gunny, he quickly discovers that being a toy means he's not quite as tough as his deranged mind has lead him to believe, and he certainly doesn't have a military grade auto-repair like Gunny does. Thus begins his quest to earn enough money to buy himself an auto-repair! Along the way the gang uncovers a plot of treachery and Deicide. With their demonic waitress friend Faye and taxi driving god Ganny in tow, they follow the trail that will lead them on a musical adventure of epic proportions and change their entire universe!
| LANGUAGE | AUDIO | SUBTITLES | INTERFACE |
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Someone played Bad Day L.A. and thought that making a successor to it is a good idea.
This game is close to being "so bad it's good" but not quite bad enough. Maybe you will find it just bad enough?
This game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and I love it
This game is basically held together by thumbtacks, paperclips, duct-tape and a dream. Gameplay is extremely mediocre, combat is barebones basic, and some bosses are just straight up bad in design with the final one basically having a move that instantly vaporizes you should it connect with you, and they can use it for what feels like 30 seconds straight before using it AGAIN for 30 seconds straight until they randomly roll another attack that isn't that one.
So if the game is so mediocre, why am I upvoting it?... Because Bunny Boo, the character, is awesome. He's one of those characters that never shuts up, but you also never want him to shut up. I'm sure SOME people would find him extremely annoying, but I never got sick of him. He also has unique combat dialogue for seemingly every enemy in the game which keeps it from getting stale.
The characters are fun, the plot is entertaining, and despite it being so barebones design wise, there was clearly A LOT of love put into its cast of characters. Honestly I don't know why the creator didn't just make this into an animated series or something, they probably would have made more money off ad revenue, but who am I to question the artistic intents of a genius who gives the daughter of the devil THAT short of a skirt?
Also, music is pretty freaking good. Like some tracks in this are actually fire. Bunny knows how to jam.
So yeah, game is 2 dollars, takes 2 hours to beat, that's a fair trade. Give it a look!
It's like an early 2000's adult swim show. it's pretty buggy and jank but very funny. I am not gonna finish it though. It's funny but not fun.
Really silly janky game, good fun tho
Boo Bunny Plague, developed and published by On The Level Game Studios, is a bizarre and irreverent indie action-adventure that attempts to blend absurd humor, musical storytelling, and hack-and-slash gameplay into one chaotic package. It tells the story of Bunny, a robotic toy who gains sentience through a virus and sets out on a strange, comedic quest involving gods, metal music, cosmic conspiracies, and friendship. The game’s plot is intentionally nonsensical and satirical, leaning heavily into over-the-top jokes, random dialogue, and an intentionally exaggerated sense of humor that pokes fun at gaming tropes, religion, and pop culture. Boo Bunny Plague was clearly designed as a parody rather than a traditional adventure; its goal is to entertain through sheer ridiculousness rather than deliver a coherent story.
From a visual standpoint, the game wears its indie status plainly. The character models are simple, the environments sparsely detailed, and animations occasionally awkward or abrupt. The art direction feels experimental and uneven, alternating between cartoonish exaggeration and rough 3D modeling that betrays its limited production budget. Despite this, there’s a certain charm to its visual chaos. The levels may look plain, but they are often filled with strange set pieces and surreal imagery that reflect the game’s eccentric tone. Boo Bunny Plague doesn’t aim for visual polish or realism—it relies instead on personality. The developers seem to embrace their limitations by turning them into part of the joke, creating a game that feels more like a fever dream than a structured adventure.
The gameplay combines light hack-and-slash combat with exploration and simple puzzles, though combat is the dominant element. Bunny uses his guitar as both a weapon and an instrument, hacking through robotic enemies and other bizarre creatures while occasionally breaking into musical sequences. The combat is fast and loud, but it’s also repetitive and imprecise. Attacks often lack weight, hit detection can be unreliable, and enemy AI is simplistic, making most encounters more about endurance than skill. The boss battles, while creative in concept, suffer from similar issues, becoming lengthy exchanges of dodging and button-mashing rather than tactically engaging fights. Platforming segments and quick-time events appear occasionally but offer little mechanical variety. The overall pacing is inconsistent, with bursts of action followed by long stretches of dialogue or cutscenes, resulting in an uneven rhythm that keeps the player off balance.
Where Boo Bunny Plague truly stands out is in its sound design and musical direction. The game features a surprisingly elaborate soundtrack filled with rock and metal-inspired tracks that complement its manic energy. Several moments are presented as full musical numbers, complete with singing characters and theatrical performances that add to its eccentric charm. The voice acting is deliberately exaggerated but performed with enough commitment to sell the absurdity of the writing. The actors lean into their roles, delivering lines with enthusiasm even when the dialogue veers into nonsense. While the humor can be hit or miss—ranging from clever parody to crass immaturity—the energy of the performances and music give the experience a personality that few indie games attempt. The sound design is perhaps the strongest pillar of the entire production, and it helps sustain engagement even when the gameplay falters.
Narratively, the game operates more like an animated comedy special than a structured adventure. The story shifts between outlandish scenes, self-referential jokes, and parodies of epic storytelling. Themes like divinity, corruption, and identity are tossed in, but rarely explored with any seriousness. Instead, Boo Bunny Plague thrives on absurdity, often breaking the fourth wall or introducing gags that have little connection to the central plot. This kind of humor will divide players—those who appreciate chaotic satire and surreal comedy may find it hilarious, while others may see it as incoherent and grating. Still, beneath the outrageous exterior, there is a faint sincerity in the way the story treats its central characters. Bunny’s relationship with his companions carries occasional emotional undertones, suggesting that even in this farce, the developers wanted to inject a hint of heart.
Technically, the game struggles with stability and polish. The controls can feel clunky, camera angles occasionally obscure the action, and the hit detection during combat can frustrate even patient players. Visual glitches, awkward transitions, and uneven frame pacing occasionally disrupt the flow of gameplay. Yet, despite these flaws, the game maintains a certain scrappy charm. Its ambition is undeniable—it tries to merge musical theater, satire, and action into a single project—but its execution often collapses under the weight of that ambition. Performance-wise, the game is serviceable on modern hardware, though optimization issues were more noticeable around its release. Still, these rough edges contribute to its cult-like appeal: Boo Bunny Plague feels like a passion project made by a team that prioritized creativity and personality over refinement.
As a whole, Boo Bunny Plague is an experience that defies easy classification. It is part musical, part comedy, and part chaotic indie experiment. It doesn’t succeed in every area—in fact, many of its mechanics feel unfinished or clumsy—but its sheer audacity makes it memorable. The game’s humor, wild soundtrack, and offbeat storytelling make it stand out in a sea of formulaic indie titles, even if it often stumbles on a technical and structural level. For players who enjoy quirky, low-budget projects with personality and aren’t deterred by rough design, Boo Bunny Plague can be a strangely entertaining detour. For others seeking tight gameplay, refined visuals, or narrative cohesion, it will likely feel more like a curiosity than a hidden gem. It’s a game that thrives on chaos and charm rather than polish—a flawed but fearless experiment that embodies the messy creativity of indie development.
Rating: 7/10
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Boo Bunny Plague is a creative, original, extraordinary, and unique guitar bashing musical. It's a beautiful bite-sized masterpiece of South Park-esque style comedy and music. Any game that can make me laugh or simply bring a smile to my face is definitely worth the price of admission.
a silly lil' game
First: WTF am I playing with this clunky as combat?
Second: Dollar Dollar Bill Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallll!!!
Third: I hate musicals , but yet my ears arent bleeding.
Fourth: A viking!
Fifth: Big guys! Wait, they-re easy.
Sixth: A viking conga line!!!!
DEATH
Will keep playing. Rough start. Very rough start, but voice acting is fun and curious to see where the story goes.
Combat could be better, but I havent tried any of the other guitars.
A hidden gem.
I mean no disrespect to the guys who made the worst game I have, or will ever have played.
Had fun when I played this game, plug off your brain and flow with it
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A raw diamond in the dirt. The fighting is not great, but it has good humor to redeem it. It's also enjoyably short and not unnecessarily stretched-out.
Meh humor, but awful and broken gameplay.
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[h1]Boo Bunny Plague[/h1]
[i]Down a cringe-inducing rabbit hole[/i]
In brief glimmers, I guess the best I can say about [b]Boo Bunny Plague[/b]'s is that it had some potential to be an interesting and unique experience combining beat-em-up gameplay mechanics with comedy and musical elements (yes there is a series of terrible musical interludes the player must endure), but unfortunately none of what it presents to the player gels cohesively. The game's concept of a bunny seeking revenge in a post-apocalyptic world set as a comedy-musical could have been intriguing (in the right hands), but the execution here is so flawed and all over the place. It's bare-bones basic and ends up representing more of a students group submission project for their game-making course than an actual polished enjoyable retail game.
[u][b]Pros[/b][/u]:
- None
[u][b]Cons[/b][/u]:
- [b]Unrefined Gameplay Mechanics[/b]: Despite its creative premise, [b]Boo Bunny Plague[/b] suffers from unpolished and clunky gameplay mechanics. Controls are awkward, making basic movements and combat a frustrating experience. The lack of responsiveness diminishes any potential enjoyment.
- [b]Outdated Graphics[/b]: Even for its time the game's visuals are notably outdated, lacking the polish and detail expected in contemporary titles. Environments are repetitive, character models lack depth, and overall, the graphics fail to capture the player's attention or immerse them in the game world.
- [b]Poor Storytelling[/b]: While the concept holds promise, the execution of the narrative is terrible. The plot is so basic and unrefined that it fails to engage players.
- [b]Humorous Elements[/b]: [b]Boo Bunny Plague[/b]'s humour thinks that being crass and loud is funny. It's clear that some inspiration was taken from Gearbox's [b]Borderlands[/b] series with regards to humour but nothing here is funny. [b]Boo Bunny Plague[/b] is that annoying kid at school who is loud and obnoxious and thinks that every word that comes out of his/her mouth is hysterical when the reality is that they don't have a single funny bone in their entire body.
In conclusion, [b]Boo Bunny Plague[/b] falls short of its potential due to a combination of unrefined gameplay mechanics, outdated graphics, poor storytelling, horrendous humour with super annoying characters. Quite frankly, as a sane and intelligent adult human, there is nothing enjoyable here.
[h1]One word or phrase to sum up the experience[/h1]
[i]Annoying, a game that constantly thinks its funny when its not.[/i]
[h1]Performance/Bug related incidents[/h1]
[i]None experienced during my playthrough.[/i]
[h1]Similar to games[/h1]
[i][b]Hi-Fi Rush[/b], [b]Pizza Tower[/b], [b]Corgi Warlock[/b][/i]
[h1]Rating ★★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆[/h1]
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I am 32 years old.
My ex-wife and I have a daughter together, and we adopted our son together. Both are now 4 years old.
When we were going through our separation, I felt lost and unhappy. I was self-destructive. One day, I was so angry with everything spiraling out of control that I punched a concrete wall in a moment of overwhelming emotion. This resulted in breaking my fifth metacarpal in my right hand—the hand I worked with, played games with, and used to carry my children to bed—the hand I desperately needed to ensure I could continue providing.
Upon learning the severity of the self-inflicted damage, I became almost suicidal. Keep in mind that just a few months before this, I was the happiest man, with no history of depression or anxiety. I had never experienced anger outbursts, nor was I the type to break down and cry, but I was in a tough situation that truly prevented me from seeing the light on the other side.
With nothing better to do, I looked for a game I could play WITH ONE HAND while recovering. Somehow, I stumbled upon this game and read some of the comments. I decided it was worth a try... I must admit I didn't beat the game, nor did I play as much as some of you. In fact, I may have played this game for only a day or two. That being said, after doing so, I had a new joy and hope for life. I managed to leave behind the pain and suffering that had been thrust upon me. I could experience the joy and happiness of other people. I relaxed for 5 ♥♥♥♥ minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.
After realizing this, I turned off the game and went back to work. My hand hurt a lot, but I was motivated. I stopped feeling so sorry for myself and became the father I needed to be at that moment, not the weak boy I was behaving like.
Today, I am close friends with the mother of my children. We don't fight, argue, or say hurtful things to each other. We are parents and friends.
Now I have 3 children. My third child is, wait, ALSO 4 YEARS OLD. The woman I am with was going through a very similar situation at the time of my separation, and we just unexpectedly stumbled into each other's lives. We have been dating for a year and are very happy together.
Moral of the story: you never know what life has in store for you, and if I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today. This silly little game helped me realize that.
Thank you.
This game is great, it's 100% worth the 2 dollars if not a little more, great soundtrack, voice acting, comedy, and while the game-play isn't the best out there, you can tell the dev team loved making it. This game feels like a true to form indie game, made by a small team of around 4 guys, and I know one of them personally, which may make my enjoyment of the game a little biased, but still. I highly recommend you pick up the game if you've got $2 to kill, and you get the soundtrack with the game so it's a sweet deal.
Closed the game, reopened it to find out it never saved anything.
I would like to finish it, it was p. fun, but there is not enough replay value to play back to where I was so I will never finish it sadly. Cheap at least.
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I'm bent on giving it a thumbs down/in the middle due to some frutration in the game but its a short/sweet kind of game and I got my laughs out of it.
Pros: Just a pure acid trip. It's a musical
Control is tight
Music is an acid trip
Voice acting is cringy but loveable.
Easy to play.
Cons:
The camera was the ring dinger it auto adjusts back to the center and QUITE quickly! I've died a good few times because of it.
The final boss can possibly glitch out shooting his never ending 1 hit laser. Jump around and be a silly bunny and it may lock him out of it. I was able to beat the game and defeat evil Morgan Freeman so a thumbs up happened here. If not...well :)
Other than a treat of a game. Hope they make a sequel (BUT PLEASE fix that camera!)
7/10
Was a fun shorter game to play it reminds me of hi fi rush because of the guitar weapon
boo bunny plague is one of my new favorite games, i beat the game in only 2 hours but i had a lot of fun. its not got the greatest gameplay, but it has the greatest characters, bunny and gunny are hilarious, them alone are worth the $2 this game costs.
A nice, fun, honest, indie game. Honestly I loved it, the music is great, and it's more entertaining that 90% of AAA games being released today. Highly recommend.
скриншоты красивее чем игра, намного.
Famine
Let's get the negatives out of the way first. This plays like ass and it doesn't look much better.
Why do I still recommend it?
The voice actor perfectly sell what might be the stupidest script ever written and that's worth experiencing at least up until the rap battle, yes you read that correctly.
很欢乐很无脑的游戏，就是机器兔拿着个贝斯到处乱砸的游戏···游戏打击感很差···
剧情看不懂，内容感觉很无厘头，反正就是到处打砸砍然后看一堆莫名其妙的剧情···
Boo Bunny Plague is a hard game to describe, so here's the best I can do. It's a beat em up musical comedy where you play as a children's toy given life.
Story:
You play as Bunny. He and his best friend Gunny, alongside two of their other friends a taxi driver God Ganny and a demonic waitress Faye you're out on a quest to earn money to buy yourself a good auto repair system so you can take more damage, all while taking down a larger conspiracy.
The writing is not the best, however there's this weird charm to it that I can't really put my finger on it. It often feels like an early 2000's american comedy movie classic about buddies on a road trip or something and the writing seems to be just on par with those films as well. If you will like it, it all depends on the person, so if you liked those movies you might enjoy it, but if you didn't then there's no point in playing this game.
Graphics:
Although I feel like the main character designs are great, everything else is just incredibly bland. The best way I can describe how I feel about the game is imagine having an insanely detail painting of an environment like a field and then painting stick figures on top of it. Everything just looks off, with character animations being stiff, looking more like puppets being pulled by strings and it just felt overall cheap.
Audio:
I'm mixed on the audio design of the game because there's tons I like and there's quite a few things I don't, so first with the good. The voice acting is surprisingly strong, it's definitely cheesy with Bunny being a really annoying character, but the actor doing really good work with the lines he's provided with and I really enjoyed every performance for the entire cast.
The music is also surprisingly strong and there's quite a few catchy tracks that do add for some great background noise. However everything else sucks, especially the combat noises , like hits, walking animation and other stuff. It just all sounds cheap and I had problems where audio would cut out mid combat and then just cut back in for no reason.
Gameplay:
Boo Bunny Plague is basically a beat'em'up where your only goal is to beat your enemies into a pulp in each level. The best way to summarize the game is mash button to win. The combat starts off janky, but fun and quickly derails soon after. The game is pretty easy, however as soon as you encounter a difficulty spike, trust me that difficulty spike will mess your stuff up and that's usually in the final levels where they throw enemies in massive waves.
The hit boxes in combat are often also really not all that great, your hits will often just not connect with enemies and when you get swarmed by a group of bad guys and your hits don't connect it does become incredibly annoying considering they often have no trouble beating you up.
Boss fights are also not that good, they are often a much longer fight and since the combat is pretty bad, I don't really want to go through a longer and harder fight considering everything I go through in the so called "simpler" fights. These bosses are often really easy, but the bosses soak up hits like you hitting a sponge, not to mention sometimes there's other worries for you to keep your attention to.
Verdict:
Even though it's clearly not a very good game, I did enjoy my time with Boo Bunny Plague because it has this sort of weird charm to it, that I haven't seen in a game ever. My previous statement about if you enjoyed road trip comedies from the early 2000's and a tolerance for mediocre games you will most likely like the game, if you don't, well then stay away.
Final Rating:
6/10
Pros:
+ Charming story
+ Some really good voice acting
Cons:
- Combat is terrible
- Difficulty spikes get annoying to deal with
- Visually pretty ugly
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dunno what this is but its good
I do not understand why this game costs so little and has recieved such little attention. Despite the sudio issues, the game plays and feels like a playstation 2 game. A good one. This actually has me upset because I really like this game and its clear the creators had fun making it.....
The controls are really not very polished at all.
And so: the gameplay suffers because of that.
Some of the boss fights seem to be very hard.
Especially the final boss was really exhausting.
It's a very short game, just around 3-4 hours.
But I have to give this game a positive review.
It lacks in the gameplay, that's clearly obvious.
However, if you can get past it, it's really gud.
The story is alright and the music is fantastic.
I also very much enjoyed the humour in here.
And in the end: I did not care about controls.
The fact is: This is a very funny game overall.
I especially loved the musical aspects in here.
So many great songs, it's simply nice to hear.
This was a really unique game in my opinion.
I really haven't played anything like it before.
And I simply have to give it a positive review.
Clunky and irrationally hard third person musical adventure with challenging and therefore quite engaging combat. Doesn't look or feel too good, but it's charming and full of character and passion, which I admire. Fun three hours, over all. 7/10
The game is probably one of my favorites of all time. Characters are full of life (even if they're robots), the soundtrack is something I've been trying to find online because of how amazing and original these songs are, and the story is fun and unique. The only issue I may have had with the game is the transitions in cutscenes, sometimes the camera goes wherever and it's hard to get the full effect, but if that's the worst part of this game, then that is a complete blessing. I look forward to playing this game's sequel, please try this game out for yourself.
ive never played this before
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[td]This is a very annoying game. The controls are clunky and the bunny moves too slow. The game is buggy, the platforming sucks. The graphics looks incomplete. If it wasn't for the surprising good voice acting and music I would think this was a college project.[/td]
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It's short, the combat leaves a lot to be desired, and half of the jokes flat-out suck. But a lot of the music kicks ass and when the story does take itself seriously there's some really cool stuff going on. Honestly it being short is a good thing, I don't know why I started with that.
Glitchy, Fun and Enjoyable its short but worth it.
Meh. Annoying protagonist with clunky, if not terrible, combat mechanics.
it has a nice musical comedy
Rough around the edges but it's still cute and fun. Hope it gets a proper sequel someday.
I had no idea what was going on most of the time. The combat was bad but what killed it for me was the 1st open area and how much walking I had to do. I ran around for what felt like 20mins killing bad guys, only to end up finding this NPC you were meant to speak to (cause it doesn't tell you where to go until you're pretty much right near them) then it said to kill another 25 guys, I was over it by then. The humour didn't really do it for me either. It just felt like everything was being shoe horned in. It feels like the kind of game I need to be in a nostalgic mindset to play despite the fact it's from 2014 so not even that old.
Nice
I didn't have very high expectations for this game but man was I surprised. Controls and camera are definitely not the salt of this game. They are ok, but not much more.
What makes this game great in my opinion are the music, humor and boss fights. I'm actually listening soundtrack while writing this review, which is super rare for me. They have actually seen a lot of effort and it shows. These songs bring boss fights to live plus I really enjoyed boss mechanics.
Humor is naturally everyone's personal preference but I think it was spot on.
There's no much replay value but with current price tag it really doesn't matter.
its a funny game enjoy
I love this Game For a whole Different reason compared to other games i Love Dear to me, if you're interested in playing this game, [BE WARNED] what makes this Great isn't the Gameplay By a Long Shot, But the story and Songs, my favorite song from this game is the Punk song "Vade Retro Santana", and they also Have a really good AD/DC Impersonation Song Called "War's On You" and the funniest Song personally is the Rap Battle Between Bunny and Hel, so to Sum it all up, it's Funny enough make the really mediocre game Design worth the $2, or hell my case, sold enough Trading Cards, found it on Sale, and only Paid a dime on The Deluxe Edition of this Game, and i have to say, even if i didn't do all that, it's Far more worth it than "Getting Over It with Bennett (F*cking) Foddy" (also a Crappy Made Game, not joking, Watch Caddicarus' Review on it)
The gameplay itself is pretty tedious, but the characters make some what up for it.
This game is for those who like wacky and silly characters.
I absolutely loved playing through it and hope it gets a well deserved sequel.
[h1] Pros: [/h1]
-Lovable characters and story
-nice animation and artstyle
-Music and sound design is amazing
-creative Level design
-creative boss fights
-smooth controls
-unique feel and hud
-unique shield mechanic
-nostalgic ps2 feeling game
-great price
[h1] Cons: [/h1]
-camera resets if you dont move it for a second
-some parts of levels go on for too long
-recycled viking enemies
Overall this game is definitely worth a play through for the price. It's definitely for the fans of stuff like Hitchhiker's Guide to the galaxy and fun sci fi comedy like that. I personally think it is one of the best games I have ever played with great gameplay and one of the best stories with the most lovable characters.
being free, you don’t expect a lot from Boo Bunny Plague, I played it back in 2014 and as a 15 year old I actually didn’t hate it. It’s a pretty humourous and goofy game overall. Graphics are basically what you expect from a free game made in 2014 & controls can be a bit touchy. But overall, it’s free - why complain 🤷🏼♀️
Every once in a while there comes that clunky playing game created in Unity that isn't that much of a good game than it's a flawed but worthwhile experience. Boo Bunny Plague is one of them.
The whole game playes out like a silly rock opera come to life; following a short comedic tale of a toy robot bunny and his wacky friends around the galaxy in search of their lost contract money. The humor is objectively not so good but the way it is portrayed (e.g. musical set pieces where the characters perform a song before the fight) is charming enough to pull you through the mostly bad gameplay elements and mechanics.
My biggest gripe with the gameplay here is that the attack animations and the feedback you receive from hitting enemies is minimal and almost non-existent. All you do is frantically click the left mouse button hoping you're hitting the enemies when it looks like you're missing them half the time. The levelsare a little drab and underwhelming as well.
Sound design is poor but voice acting is wacky, over the top and humorous. The music and lyrics aren't technically good but they fit the aesthetics and feel of the game so well that I had no choice but to forgive the little faults here and there.
All in all, I feel there is enough charm to Boo Bunny Plague to warrant a cheap sale pickup for people interested in comedic indie games with action elements and mildly amusing gameplay. I feel like this product is a labor of love and you can feel the energy and fun they must have experienced while making this game and I wholeheartedly commend them for that.
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Its something alright, something i love
Tags: 3PAA - Third Person Action Adv
Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library
TLDR: The attention deficit disorder bunny with a psychotic trait reminds me of Max from Sam and Max. The songs are okay. Everything else is extremely poorly done. Avoid at all costs.
The combat is floaty. The engine is unity, low quality textures. Monsters spawn and follow you around mindlessly. There are no quest markers, environments are mostly uninteractive, very easy to lose track of where to go next, the plot makes little to no sense with the intro just skipping over a year's worth of adventure and then dumping you in some sort of scavenge mission. Your sidekick is useless. The voice acting is servicable at best.
I also did not like how the camera swayed aggressively left and right while navigating around and making turns.
Conclusion: This is a serious chore to play, there are few guides if you lose track of what to do due to extreme low popularity of the title, the combat is really not fun. Just avoid.
6,5 из 10
PLAY THIS GAME OR DIE. YES
Только ради карточек
Can be beaten in less than 3 hours. Not too hard, but still fun. Not sure if it's worth the full price, but still something to play for sh!ts-and-giggles.
хорошая игра
жаль что нету русской локализации(обидно что она не русифицирована)
You walk around a map that looks like it came from the mid 90s and you hit enemies with your guitar. There's no abilities, combos, or whatever. Just the same thing over and over and over and over again.
You lack any sense of direction, on the second map i had killed a bunch of (really generic) enemies before i found a transformer that gave me a quest to kill 25 of them. I found him by accident, there's no map or indication he was there.
The dialogue and songs are mildly amusing but the gameplay is so dreadful i honestly wouldn't want to inflict it on anyone.
A truly mediocre game.
-Clunky gameplay
-Annoying characters
-Weak attempts at humor
-Ugly graphics
awful
NO COMPRAR SI NO TIENES UN NIVEL ALTO DE INGLÉS, las conversaciones son rápidas y las canciones abundan, no te enterarás de nada.
El juego es absurdo y gracioso, no es un gran juego pero te hace reír a ratos.
Básicamente es un montón de chorradas hiladas con batallas estúpidas y un argumento con muchos sinsentidos (en el buen sentido de la palabra).
Lo recomendaría si no fuera porque la batalla final es exageradamente larga y repetitiva, esta diseñada fatal. Me estaba gustando hasta ese momento pero me ha chafado por completo.
You will know if the humor will be good from the trailer, but really, the gameplay sucks too much.
Go watch the game on youtube instead of playing it yourself. You will only get the good part
Очень забавный трэшачок получился. Главное - перетерпеть первые два уровня. Потом втягиваешься.
Понравилось то, что обычных рядовых врагов мы тут убиваем лишь изредка. Все остальное время посвящено боссам, которые идут один за одним. Сначала они тупо забиваются, но потом нужно уже думать, искать слабые места.
muy izzi pizzi
It had so many musical numbers, I'm a sucker for those.
親父をスコーン！
ギターでバーン！
バイキングドーン！
古代の神々もポーン！
歌って踊ってはい終わりっ！
why do i like this
Great game but hard bosses
Che dire... un gioco abbastanza bruttino....
Si presenta come un hack n slash 3D veramente povero...
I comandi sono solo 2: un pulsante attacchi , e l'altro genera uno scudo per parare i colpi dai nemici.
Il gioco non ha combo, e l'unica variante sono solo le armi (fuoco, gelo, ecc).
I movimenti del protagonista sono molto rigidi, così come la telecamera.
Anche la grafica sarebbe da criticare... una specie di cel shading ma datato come se fosse un gioco dei primi anni 2000.
I nemici che affronteremo saranno solo di 3 tipi: quelli che ti attaccano con le armi da mischia, quelli con l'arma da distanza, e uno... yeti presumo?
Nessuna skin, vedremo sempre i soliti 3 personaggi in tutta la durata del gioco... un minimo di varietà almeno nei vestiti potevano aggiungerla.
L'ambientazione del gioco è troppo piatta e con pochissimo dettaglio, completamente "spoglia" e brutta da vedere.
Infine la longevità, riusciremo a finire il gioco in 2 orette scarse...
Bhè adesso che ho elencato tutte le parti negative del gioco veniamo alle poche positive.
Il gioco ha una sua personalità prima di tutto, non è niente di troppo originale eh, però alla fine è ben strutturata.
Il protagonista è simpatico... è uno di quei classici personaggi alla Deadpool; deve sempre commentare quello che vede. Ammetto che qualche battuta mi ha fatto strappar una risata, sopratutto quando tira fuori la chitarra e inizia a improvvisare delle canzoni sul momento. C'è da dire che molte altre battute sono parecchio brutte.
Le boss fight che presenta il gioco sono in parte nella norma, altre invece le ho trovate abbastanza originali e divertenti. Nella media mi sono piaciuti.
Ed infine la parte che mi è piaciuta di più ossia la colonna sonora.
Presenta tante tracce musicali molto divertenti, e anche ben suonate con un testo simpatico. Nel gioco saranno presenti ben 30 tracce musicali, dove la maggior parte sono cantate.
Niente da dire, sono veramente carine, e per chiunque volesse comprare il gioco in questione suggerisco la "deluxe" dov'è presente tutta la soundtrack (assieme a un pdf dove gli autori spiegano come l'abbiano fatta).
PRO
Musica
Il gioco ha una sua personalità abbastanza carina (personaggi secondari, primario, e così via)
NEUTRO
boss fight non malvagie (alcune si alcune no)
La comicità del gioco è carina, ma molte delle battute del nostro protagonista sono abbastanza brutte
CONTRO
Gameplay: comandi poverissimi, camera troppo rigida, pochi nemici e molto anomali
Ambientazione vuota e piatta
Grafica abbastanza brutta da vedere, ma ancora più brutte sono le animazioni dei personaggi
Longevità troppo corta
CONCLUSIONE
Il gioco lo consiglio o no?
Bhe purtroppo le parti negative del gioco superano di gran lunga quelle positive, e sinceramente non mi va tanto di consigliarlo nonostante abbia qualche piccolo lato positivo.
Ma come ho detto prima se siete così tanto curiosi e volete comprarlo, da acquistare assolutamente la Deluxe edition, che contiene la musica del gioco, che per me merita.
[h1]Voto: 5.5/10[/h1]
If Adult Swim had a Gamecube game.
Gameplaytechnisch schwach, Storymässig aber ziemlich okay - und musikalisch. Gute (und vorallem viele) Zwischensequenzen für die es sich lohnt die eintönigen Kämpfe in Kauf zu nehmen. Ob das Spiel einen Kauf wert ist hängt vom Fokus des Spieleres ab. Wer Comedy und bizzare Szenen mag kann einen Kauf wagen, mir aber wurde der Rest schnell zu öde.
Pros
+ Half decent story
+Great Characters
+Great Singing by a robotic bunny
Cons
- Combat felt repetitive every boss fight was about the same
- some of the jokes are very cringe worthy
[h1]Strange & entertaining // Recommended for the quirky, vintage platformer[/h1]
+ Really quite charming, & certainly bizarre
+ Entertaining musical scores; works well with the oddball comedy bent of the game
+ Generally enjoyable cast of supporting characters
+ Very enjoyable boss fights; far more engaging than standard combat
+ Platforming elements, while simple & hardly novel, managed to work well with the game instead of detract from it
- Not all of the jokes were funny; some were quite cringe-inducing
- Combat & overall combat is extremely simplistic & un-polished
- Generally lackluster camera work
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This game was really a surprise. I buy a lot of bundles and I've been going through and playing some random games from them. Most of them are pretty bad and just worth playing til the cards dropped. So I loaded Boo Bunny Plague randomly without knowing anything about it at all.
Right away I noticed that the game is super creative, with great visuals, style, music, and songs! I'm a big fan of parody music, like Weird Al, South Park movie, Family Guy songs, even Anime Music Videos. So this game really clicked with me.
As I played through it, there were some frustrating things that hurt my enjoyment. Honestly, a game with a good story and funny songs should be pretty easy, so almost every player can see the story and hear the songs. Then "hard" and "impossible" mode can be as hard as you want to make it. I'm probably not great at this kind of game, but I found some of the battles really hard. This was greatly compounded by the fact that if you quit and reload, you go back to a much earlier checkpoint (I think there's only like 6 of these checkpoints in the game). Luckily, if you die, the respawn points are much more frequent, so as long as you never actually quit you're ok. But there's especially one section with 4 bosses in a row, and if you save and quit at any point, you have to replay all 4 bosses every time. If you could quit and reload at the respawn points the game would be a lot more pleasant.
Despite all this I was able to beat the game. I came a bit close to quiting on the final boss, and if I did I'm not sure I would recommend the game, but ultimately I had a fun time and I'm glad I beat it. So it ends up being a recommend from me. The devs are extremely creative and I hope they can come up with more interesting and funny material!
I wish there was a neutral rating. Because this game has a lot of things wrong with it, but not enough to say "never play this game!" For the price, it's about right. You're paying for about what you get.
The main character is obnoxious, the jokes try too hard and all the story is kind of very in-your-face and crammed into small amounts of time. They give you so much at once and yet?? Not enough. I never REALLY know what's going on. The controls are okay, the voice acting is pretty decent (the jokes are not, mind you) and the only real fault I can point out is that a lot of the game is obnoxious. The characters and songs are obnoxious. Mostly Bunny. Bunny feels like if Deadpool was written by a 12 year old who was going through his "lawl random" phase and his "Edgy OC" phase at the same time. The mechanics of the game, bare bones, work fine. Not fantastic, but fine. I have a hard time with the story and the characters because they're either obnoxious or I don't understand what's happening. If I can't enjoy the decent-at-best game controls and mechanics because of the kind of bad world that you opted to put around said mechanics, then it's hard to enjoy anything about the game, aside from in an ironic sense.
However, all in all, it's not completely awful. It's not a BAD game. It's decent. This is a case of "You get what you pay for." If this game were to cost more than like $5, then I would judge it a lot more harshly. It's decent. If it was possible, I would give it a neutral rating.
mt ruim serio msm não compra
This game was sooo weeeird...
It had a strange, but fun story, admittadly a really good soundtrack for the most part, and a good variation of boss battles that all had their own tricks and methods to beating them. The regular 'trash mobs' were pretty repetitive, but parts where you had to deal with them were pretty well separated by the boss fights.
Most of the characters were pretty fun, and it was pretty great hearing Almost-Morgan Freeman saying things like "I can has bomb any time I like" and "Tiny, tiny lightningbolts."
The ideas aren't too bad, and some of the music in the game is actually kind of fun to listen too. Unfortunately this doesn't make up for boring and badly deigned combat, or a main character who's shtick gets old 5 minutes after you start playing. Enviroments are bland, and the story, if you can follow it, is random for the sake of being random. Again, I like the Ideas in this game, just not the execution.
If you're after a game that'll give you a laugh while playing and dont care to much for graphics this is a good game for it.
It sadly has a one time play factor once you finish the story its not worth playing after that.
deadpool in a robot body
a kinda quiet, but very nice and funny character as companion, yes?
beating the living ♥♥♥♥ outta everything
stupid dorky comedy
WHAT ELSE DO YOU ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ WANT!!! BUY THIS GAME!
(if you are a graphics huore, then dont)
A relatively short game with a heavy emphasis on comedy with deliberately basic combat which adds to an overall sense of chaos, the fact that this game is a musical only adds to the totaly silly feel throughout and while the various quips of the main character may become grating after a while the design of various boss fights which can seem more like puzzles than battles makes this game 100% worth playing... and besides its a game about a robot rabbit killing gods with a guitar whats not to love?
This game is wonky as hell. The controls are stiff, touchy, unresponsive, and when you're not fighting them you're fighting the physics and the hit detection and the camera and just about anything that can go mechanically wrong with a game. So why the hell did I keep playing it? Why was I whacking away at copypasted enemies over and over until I had the three hit sounds embedded into my eardrums?
Because ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, this game has so much heart. It's witty, it's fresh, it's so self aware and good natured and you can tell the people who made it loved what they were doing. In a day and age where AAA games are paint by numbers and indy productions are either faux retro or up their own ass, Boo Bunny Plague sticks out as a humble and sincere game and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I just can't find it in me to trash it. If this were any other game the flaws would be glaring and inexcusable, so it's a testament to the writing and music that I put up with a lot of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ just to hear Bunny sing a short stupid song about fast food.
You could throw away three dollars on some soda and chips or you could reward one of the funniest and overall good-intentioned efforts I've seen in the past few years.
Gameplay: Functional, but clunky
Story: Coherent, weird, and blasphemous
Graphics: Unimpressive.
Bugs: Manageable.
Overall rating: Amusing and odd.
It's a beautiful psychotic opera full of adventure, love, friendship and murder.
Купил за 30 рублей, прошел за 4 часа. Игра супер - 10\10.
The comedy is immature, the controls are slow, the graphics are poor, and the game is incredibly glitchy. The few good things about this game are some of the boss fights, and the music (at least not the songs Bunny sings.) However, I'd just suggest skipping it.
uhhh... yeah i don't really know what i just played... it was wierd and broken and sometimes made me think about what i was doing with my life... but it was kinda awesome in a B-movie sort of way....
Игра полное ... ну сами поняли.Не тратье деньги зря
A truly underappreciated game. As much as I try to convince people to play it, I can't get anyone to. This might not be the best looking game but it certainly has music and dialogue of the highest caliber and it deserves to be given a shot. 10/10
Polecam,pod względem gameplay-u i mechaniki nie błyszczy ale posiada wspaniały humor , i wspaniałego króliczego robota . No kto nie kocha króliczych robotów ? 2 euro za fantastyczny humor to nie duża cena.
This game is Bad, and it knows that it is. and thats why i love this game. I wont be giving it a very high score, but i will be recommending it highly if you feel like losing some brain cells while laughing your ass off.
2/10
Boo Bunny Plague is a nice little game with funny dialog and a nice little soundtrack. Each Boss is unique and can provide some challenge. I definetely reccomend picking this game up and suppporting the devs.
Gameplay is overly simplistic and frustrating due to lack of options. You basically just alternate attacking and shielding. Enemies drop nothing and health pickups are almost worthless, meaning you will die quickly if you aren't careful.
It seems like more work could have been put into environments. There is a lot of empty space that could have props or something simple added to look better. I also changed levels and ran into the same enemies, which made me wonder why there weren't at least some reskins.
The writing and voice-acting is annoying, but has its own charm. I think I would enjoy it if the rest of the game weren't so undeveloped.
What i just play is undescribable
Start of with a guy handeling mid lyfe crysis
suddenly bunny robot beats up other bunny robot
beats guy
beats a trex
Found a golden robot
Eines der besten Spiele, die ich in den letzten Jahren gespielt habe!
Und das meine ich ernst! Und das für 2€!!!
Dieses Spiel sieht auf den ersten Blick aus, wie ein gescheiterter Versuch eines Spieleprogrammierer-Anfängers.
Doch es entpupt sich nach wenigen Spielminuten(!) als ein unglaublich liebevoll gestaltestes, extrem lustiges Meisterwerk voll von krudem Wahnsinn, rockiger Musik, überdrehten Charakteren und Bösewichten zum Liebhaben. Drum herum gibt es eine Stroy die einem von einem WTF-Moment direkt in einen Lachflash und zurück katapultiert und dabei unentwegt mit geiler Musik bombardiert...
Dazu kommen noch versteckte Easter-Eggs (z.b. eine Dr. Who-Referenz) und in der Deluxe-Edition der fantastische Soundtrack.
Ich hoffe extrem, dass die Macher dieses Spiels einen zweiten Teil davon machen oder ein Spiel ähnlichem wahnwitzigem Irrsinn herausbringen!
Für dieses Spiel würden sich in meinen Augen auch ohne Probleme 5 oder 10 € lohnen!
Für 2 € ist es ein Verbrechen es nicht zu kaufen!
ALSO! KAUFT! HELFT DEM KANINCHENROBOTER DABEI CHAOS UND MUSIK ÜBER DIE WELT ZU BRINGEN!
