- June 25, 2022
- Scroll Up
The Rabbit's Scroll
94%Game Brain Score
graphics, music
story, gameplay
98% User Score 47 reviews
Platforms
About
Play as a rabbit ascending up a paper scroll, scrambling to escape a rampaging wall of deadly ink. Can you ensure your beautiful world won't be erased from the history books?





Audience ScoreBased on 47 reviews
graphics10 positive mentions
- The game features a gorgeous art style and charming animations that enhance the overall experience.
- It's a simple and fun platformer that is enjoyable to play, especially given that it's free.
- The game has a relaxing atmosphere with nice music, making it a pleasant short experience.
- The game is very short, typically completed in under 10-15 minutes, leaving players wanting more content.
- There are some control issues that can make gameplay feel a bit finicky at times.
- Many players feel that the game feels more like a demo or proof of concept rather than a fully developed title.
graphics
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely praised for their gorgeous art style and captivating visuals, with many reviewers highlighting the unique inky aesthetic and inspiration from Chinese scroll artworks. While the overall design and level layout received mixed feedback, the hand-crafted world and charming character design, particularly the adorable rabbit, left a positive impression on players. Some noted that the soundtrack could be improved, but the visual presentation remains a standout feature.
“Gorgeous art style, design, and music.”
“I especially loved the art behind it and the inky aesthetic.”
“The rabbit's scroll is a 2D platformer that has you playing as a rabbit, hopping from platform to platform inside a beautifully hand-crafted world inspired by various Chinese scroll artworks.”
“The captivating art style impresses me, but the Chinese-stylized instrument background music sometimes sounds like a screech and could use some polishing.”
“I like the visuals, but the soundtrack is a bit repetitive, even for such a short experience.”