- February 19, 2025
- Reky Studios
Cinnabunny
Platforms
About
"Cinnabunny is a cozy Role Playing game where one or two players can run a bakery and build a new home for their bun family in Sugar Creek Burrows. Learn recipes, forage and farm for ingredients, and complete tasks to save up and move your family. This local multi-player, co-op game offers a relaxing, cute couch co-hop experience."











- The game is incredibly cute and charming, featuring adorable bunnies and a relaxing atmosphere that makes it enjoyable to play.
- The characters are well-developed and nuanced, tackling important themes with grace, which adds depth to the gameplay experience.
- The baking mechanics and quality of life features, such as the journal for tracking preferences and the engaging day-night cycle, enhance the overall gameplay.
- The game feels a bit unpolished, with some bugs and issues such as sound problems when starting with a controller and occasional glitches.
- There is a lack of direction and clarity in quests, making it difficult to track NPCs and understand certain mechanics, which can lead to frustration.
- The game may feel slow-paced and grindy at times, with some players wishing for more content and features to keep them engaged.
gameplay
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of Cinnabunny is characterized by its smooth, simple mechanics and engaging baking system, allowing players to mix ingredients and receive feedback from characters. While the game offers a cozy, slow-paced experience with a variety of activities, some players noted issues with co-op functionality and menu navigation that can interrupt the flow. Overall, the game is praised for its charming atmosphere and responsive development team, though some feel that additional features could benefit from further refinement of the core mechanics.
“The gameplay is smooth and very simple, with a couple of bugs that are actively and aggressively being fixed by a very caring developer.”
“I enjoy that everything needs to be actively engaged with, and the things that can be automated don't take away from the cozy, slow-paced gameplay.”
“There's a lot to do aside from the obvious (and very nicely done) baking/recipe unlocks— a neat Pokémon Snap-type bird watching mechanic, item collection, house decorating, exploration, plane flying, kiteboarding, and more, with great music and cute graphics to go along with all the fun activities.”
“We loved the vibe and what the game is going for (I'm certain it achieves it in a single player experience), but this tethering mechanic makes it unplayable as a two player experience.”
“The HUD popup around interactables is bugged in co-op to stay on screen when the tethering mechanic is triggered while displayed.”
“You have to open the menu and scroll over to access the map every time, and I feel like it interrupts gameplay a bit.”