Bunny Bounce

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Bunny Bounce is a single player action game with a erotic theme. It was developed by Dharker Studios and was released on March 10, 2017. It received neutral reviews from players.

"Bunny Bounce" is a humorous anime-style game where you help protagonist Tomo navigate through a beach resort while dealing with his hallucinations of girls in bunny costumes and lingerie. With multiple endings, an original soundtrack, and tongue-in-cheek gameplay, players can collect Steam Achievements and Trading Cards while enjoying the company of beautiful anime girls. However, player discretion is advised due to the game's mature content.

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Audience ScoreBased on 57 reviews

humor4 positive mentions

story6 negative mentions

The game features fresh writing and unique, quirky characters that keep players engaged.
The new soundtrack is a pleasant change, providing a melodic backdrop that enhances the experience.
Despite its odd premise, the game offers some humor and entertaining moments, making it enjoyable for fans of the series.

The story is short and linear, with limited choices and outcomes, leading to a lack of depth compared to previous entries.
There are only four endings, all revolving around the same character, which disappoints players looking for variety.
Many characters from earlier games are absent, and the reused backgrounds and sprites contribute to a feeling of stagnation in the series.

story
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game has been widely criticized for being short, linear, and lacking depth, with many reviewers noting that it fails to engage players or provide meaningful choices. While some mention a slight improvement in plot compared to previous titles, the overall consensus is that the narrative is uninteresting and poorly developed, making it a weak point of the game. Many players express disappointment over the lack of variety in endings and the absence of a compelling storyline, leading to a general recommendation against the game based on its narrative quality.
- “Dharker Studio managed to release a consistent product within just a month, adding original content and an interesting and amusing storyline that will keep players entertained and curious about Tomo’s final condition.”
- “Actually has a plot this time, with Tomo descending into insanity, which is very relatable.”
- “Although much of the story appears to revolve around Tomoyo having dreams and hallucinations due to his head condition, overwork, drinking, and medication problems, it would be nice to have more variety in the endings and CGs with different female characters as in the first title of the series, Beach Bounce.”
- “The story seems to be the worst part of this.”
- “There is no meaningful storyline here, so for any price, this is not recommended.”
- “Just a terrible plot line and no real direction or choice.”
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in this game is entirely new and a refreshing change from previous installments, featuring an original main theme that emphasizes bass and offers a pleasant listening experience. While the soundtrack is short and not available as DLC, it stands out as a highlight amidst reused visuals and adds to the game's overall decent presentation.
- “The music is surprisingly not re-used this time, and is all brand new, which is a welcome change, especially since it's still a pleasant listen.”
- “If in Beauty Bounce, the soundtrack was mostly re-used, this new chapter presents us a completely new main theme, very original and melodic with huge emphasis on the bass.”
- “Oh, and it actually has new music (unlike Beauty).”
- “Cast and backgrounds are mostly just copied and only music is fresh.”
- “The soundtrack is not available through DLC, but considering how short it is, it’s understandable.”
- “The game has its share of humor and fanservice, but the soundtrack and overall game presentation is decent.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the series are characterized by a consistent cartoonish 2D art style, which has seen slight improvements in more recent titles. While earlier games are noted for their basic visuals and storytelling, newer entries like "bunny bounce" maintain adult appeal through effective use of light and shadow, though the quality of adult scenes varies. Overall, the visuals are dedicated drawings that emphasize full nudity and player interaction primarily through dialogue.
- “As visuals go, bunny bounce shares the same style as in previous titles of the bounce series, the same 2D renders, with a cartoonish approach, but maintaining the adult appeal through light and shadow works.”
- “Adult scenes are not near as good as in beach bounce, but they follow the quality of beauty bounce, and player’s interactions are mostly through dialogues, while the visuals are dedicated drawings with full nudity!”
- “I cannot wait to finish this artwork!”
- “As visuals go, bunny bounce shares the same style as in previous titles of the bounce series, the same 2D renders, with a cartoonish approach, but maintaining the adult appeal through light and shadow work.”
- “Adult scenes are not nearly as good as in beach bounce, but they follow the quality of beauty bounce, and player interactions are mostly through dialogues, while the visuals are dedicated drawings with full nudity!”
- “It's still just some random dude's opinion, but the art style in all the early games from this series (I've seen 2020 games have a little better art style) and the stories in these games aren't really great either.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's humor is a mix of absurdity and clever writing, with one particularly silly ending that stands out. While it addresses more serious themes, it still offers occasional laughs, making it entertaining despite being shorter than previous titles. Overall, players appreciate the fresh twists and the balance between humor and seriousness.
- “Seems to have 4 endings in total, and one of them is so incredibly stupid that it becomes funny again.”
- “With fresh writing and some funny twists, the game keeps you on your toes.”
- “I found it to be entertaining and hilarious, but I'll admit it's shorter than the previous visual novels.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The character development in the game is notable, with a focus on evolving the cast from the previous title, "Beauty Bounce," while minimizing romantic elements.
- “The cast is mostly the same as in Beauty Bounce, but there is significant character development and almost no romance.”
- “The character development in this game is truly impressive, allowing players to see their characters grow and evolve throughout the story.”
- “I love how the game focuses on character development, making each character feel unique and relatable as their stories unfold.”
- “The cast is mostly the same as in Beauty Bounce, but there is minimal character development and almost no romance.”
- “Character development feels rushed and superficial, leaving the characters feeling one-dimensional.”
- “I expected more depth in character arcs, but they all seem to follow predictable paths without any real growth.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is consistent with typical visual novel mechanics, featuring straightforward choices that align with player preferences. While the dialogues and narrative echo those of the previous spin-off, "Beauty Bounce," they are notably longer, offering a main route that can extend up to four hours.
- “The gameplay still remains the same; it’s your everyday visual novel, with simple mechanics and choices that align with your preferences.”
- “The gameplay still remains the same; it’s your everyday visual novel, with simple mechanics and choices that go accordingly to your preferences.”
- “Dialogues and narrative are similar to the previous spin-off, 'Beauty Bounce', but considerably longer, with a main route capable of reaching four hours of gameplay.”