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Play nowCollect carrots, dodge hazards and try not to become the title.
Experimental edition. The core modes work, but some menu features may not respond.
Collect carrots, dodge hazards and try not to become the title.
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Poor Bunny! puts a small rabbit in a single arena where carrots keep appearing alongside rapidly multiplying hazards. Every carrot raises your score; touching an arrow, saw or other trap ends the run.
Play alone, share the keyboard in local co-op, or compete for carrots in versus mode. A golden carrot is worth five regular carrots, but reaching it can pull you into a dangerous part of the arena.
Collected carrots also unlock a roster of more than 100 bunnies. That gives every short survival run a second goal beyond simply beating your previous score.
Spoiler-light answers about gameplay, controls, modes and common first-run questions.
Collect as many carrots as possible while avoiding every trap in the arena. The run ends as soon as your bunny touches a hazard, so the main goal is a new high score.
Player 1 moves with WASD. In a local two-player game, Player 2 uses the arrow keys.
Yes. Poor Bunny! supports local two-player co-op and versus modes on the same device, as well as a solo mode.
Co-op lets both bunnies survive and collect carrots together. Versus puts both players in the same deadly arena while they compete for the better carrot score.
The golden carrot is worth five normal carrots. It is valuable for your score, but reaching it can pull you toward a dangerous part of the arena.
Keep collecting carrots during your runs. The carrots contribute to unlocking additional bunny appearances beyond the character you start with.
The game has more than 100 unlockable bunnies. The source description does not limit the roster to a smaller exact number.
The arena fills with hazards such as falling arrows and moving buzzsaws, with more traps appearing as the run continues.
It is a high-score survival game played in one arena rather than a sequence of traditional levels. A run continues until a bunny hits a trap.
The game supports computers, phones and tablets. On this Nisu page, the embedded edition is marked experimental because some menu features may not respond reliably.