DJ Bunny

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DJ Bunny is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Alison Loke Mern Nyee and was released on February 13, 2026. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

DJ Bunny is a 2D music-puzzle adventure where you craft songs by solving grid-based challenges. Take requests from quirky townsfolk, build beats, and help DJ Bunny chase her dream of performing at the legendary Hippity Hop Music Festival!

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Audience ScoreBased on 33 reviews

music15 positive mentions

Cute and charming art style with smooth and distinct hand-drawn animations.
Great soundtrack that fits the atmosphere and dynamically builds with puzzle progress.
Engaging, fun, and well-implemented puzzles with a nice difficulty progression.

No save or autosave feature; exiting requires restarting the entire game.
The story is brief and often interrupted by puzzles, limiting character development.
Minor technical issues such as occasional sound volume inconsistencies and hitbox problems on puzzle pieces.

music
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its beautiful, catchy, and fitting soundtrack that enhances the cute and nostalgic atmosphere. Players appreciate how the music evolves with gameplay, adding an engaging layer to the puzzles and overall experience. Overall, the soundtrack is described as pleasant, fun, and a standout feature alongside the art and animations.
- “Beautiful music score.”
- “The music was fun and fitting to the theme, it was cool to see the track build as you used the different instruments in the puzzle.”
- “Cute game with a fab soundtrack that grows stem by stem as you solve each puzzle, which are satisfyingly tricky by the end of the game.”
- “I thought it would be some type of music-based gameplay but it's not at all.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are praised for their beautiful, hand-drawn artwork featuring charming, cute designs and incorporating cultural elements, such as Malaysian motifs. The art style is visually appealing and has been positively noted at events like EGX.
- “Very beautiful background artwork with many Malaysian elements incorporated.”
- “Dj Bunny is a casual point-and-click puzzle game that has cute hand-drawn artwork.”
- “I remember seeing this at EGX (London Comic Con) and loving the art style.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is charming and features well-designed, cute characters, but its development is hindered by frequent puzzle interruptions, limiting depth and engagement. Overall, it serves as a light, wholesome framework supporting enjoyable puzzles and appealing art.
- “The idea of the story is nice and wholesome.”
- “The art originally drew me in, but I loved the music, the puzzles were fun, and the characters and story were super cute.”
- “It's a fun little puzzle game with a light storyline framework and straightforward puzzles.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is praised for its heartfelt and wholesome emotional experience, delivering a lovely and original story that resonates deeply with players.
- “Incredibly heartfelt and lovely game teeming with originality.”
- “The idea of the story is nice and wholesome.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its excellent mechanics and engaging combination with music, offering a surprisingly enjoyable experience despite not being a traditional music-based game.
- “Basically an excellent flash game with a surprisingly good mechanic and music combo.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the atmosphere enhanced by fitting music that complements the game’s overall mood.
character development
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The character development is charming and nostalgically designed, reminiscent of Parappa, with an adorable aesthetic that enhances the overall appeal.