Tiny Bunny

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Tiny Bunny is a single player action adventure game with a horror theme. It was developed by Saikono and was released on December 5, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

"Tiny Bunny" is a single-player, non-linear horror adventure game, consisting of five episodes, with three currently available. The game is based on the short story by Dmitry Mordas and set in a Siberian forest village where children have begun to disappear. Players are drawn into a compelling story with fabulous graphics, sensational music, and a great atmosphere, facing the ultimate choice of survival or humanity in the icy darkness.

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story169 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

Incredible art style and atmosphere that immerses players in a chilling psychological horror experience.
Engaging and twisted story with multiple endings that encourage replayability and exploration of different choices.
Strong character development and voice acting that enhance the emotional impact of the narrative.

The fifth episode is disappointing, with many endings feeling rushed, disjointed, and lacking coherence.
Excessive gore and inappropriate themes involving minors that detract from the overall experience.
Some players found the pacing slow and the dialogue overly verbose, making it tedious to progress through the story.

story
418 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Tiny Bunny" is a complex and often polarizing aspect, with many players praising its eerie atmosphere and engaging narrative that intertwines horror with emotional depth. However, critiques highlight issues with coherence, pacing, and character development, particularly in the later chapters, where the plot becomes convoluted and unsatisfying. While some players appreciate the nonlinear storytelling and the need to explore multiple endings to grasp the full narrative, others find the lack of clear resolution and character arcs disappointing. Overall, the game offers a unique blend of horror and storytelling, but its execution leaves room for improvement.
- “The story is thrilling and breathtaking.”
- “At its core, Tiny Bunny is a story about loss, identity, and the struggle to hold onto one’s sense of self in the face of trauma.”
- “What sets this game apart is how it uses its atmospheric storytelling, subtle symbolism, and interactive dialogue to explore heavy themes while keeping players emotionally invested.”
- “The story of this game is truly a collage of ideas smashed together with no coherent vision.”
- “The story simply doesn’t provide answers or properly address its own conflicts.”
- “There is a clear lack of direction, and it feels like the story was made up along the way.”
graphics
118 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game have received widespread acclaim for their stunning and unique art style, which combines haunting visuals with a monochrome palette that enhances the eerie atmosphere. Players appreciate the meticulous attention to detail in character design and animations, as well as the seamless integration of visuals with sound design and storytelling. Overall, the artwork is described as beautiful and captivating, contributing significantly to the immersive experience of the game.
- “The art style deserves a special mention.”
- “You can clearly see the effort and quality put into the visuals, animations, and character design.”
- “The artwork is brilliant, and some of the animations are truly hair-raising!”
- “My problem is that the game already had its own unique and consistent art style, but now it looks like the ultimate custom night with all the animatronics from previous FNAF games.”
- “Not to mention that because of that, the art style is just an AI slop now.”
- “The visuals of the fifth episode can be described with that one joke from 'King of the Hill': 'this one's perfect according to the book.'”
music
101 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its haunting and immersive qualities, effectively enhancing the atmosphere and emotional depth of the story. While many players appreciate the beautiful soundtrack and sound design, some express dissatisfaction with specific tracks that feel out of place or detract from the overall experience. Overall, the combination of music, art, and voice acting creates a compelling and atmospheric journey that resonates with players.
- “The atmosphere, the music, the story, the art, just about everything goes hand-in-hand perfectly!”
- “The music is absolutely stellar—haunting and unsettling—it excels at building the creepy atmosphere of the game.”
- “The accompanying soundtrack further enhances this mood with haunting melodies and ambient sounds that immerse players in the game’s unsettling world.”
- “However, one song completely killed the vibe in one of the endings.”
- “There is a certain soundtrack, one that I absolutely loathe, that was so bad and incessant for the vibe of the game.”
- “And like to hell with this, I personally would have rescored the entire episode, because most of the music just feels out of place.”
atmosphere
88 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of "Tiny Bunny" is widely praised for its immersive and haunting qualities, effectively combining stunning visuals, a chilling soundtrack, and a desolate setting in a remote Russian village. Reviewers highlight the game's ability to evoke psychological tension and a sense of dread, with the forest and snowy landscape serving as integral elements of the experience. While the initial episodes maintain a gripping atmosphere, some players noted a decline in this quality towards the finale, yet the overall ambiance remains a standout feature that captivates and engages players throughout their journey.
- “Set in a remote village in Russia during winter, the game is dripping in a desolate atmosphere where the forest should be a character unto itself.”
- “The atmosphere is particularly impressive: a snow-covered village, the silence of the forest, eerie images, and powerful sound effects create a complete immersion.”
- “The atmosphere doesn’t disappear, but you get used to it, so you start focusing more on the plot, which becomes hard to tear yourself away from.”
- “However, episode 5 was kind of a letdown; it felt very rushed and the atmosphere disappeared.”
- “From the moment you start 'Tiny Bunny,' an eerie atmosphere engulfs you, setting the stage for a psychologically twisted adventure.”
emotional
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of "Tiny Bunny" is highlighted by its charismatic characters and atmospheric storytelling, which effectively explore heavy themes such as trauma, connection, and the complexities of human experience. Players report a deeply engaging and thought-provoking journey, with moments that evoke a wide range of emotions, from heartwarming to unsettling. The game's layered narrative and sensory details contribute to a unique emotional impact, making it a standout in the genre.
- “Tiny Bunny, developed by Saikono, is an evocative psychological horror visual novel that skillfully blends elements of mystery, surrealism, and emotional depth.”
- “What sets this game apart is how it uses its atmospheric storytelling, subtle symbolism, and interactive dialogue to explore heavy themes while keeping players emotionally invested.”
- “The game really takes you on an emotional roller coaster of feelings.”
gameplay
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The gameplay in "tiny bunny" is primarily narrative-driven, focusing on exploration, dialogue choices, and puzzle-solving, which are well-integrated to enhance the story. While the game features point-and-click elements and allows for meaningful player choices, some players feel that the actual gameplay is limited, with a non-linear structure that doesn't always deliver on its promise of varied outcomes. Overall, the combination of suspenseful atmosphere and interactive mechanics creates an engaging experience, though some may find the gameplay lacking typical depth for a visual novel.
- “The gameplay in Tiny Bunny is straightforward yet effective, primarily revolving around exploration, dialogue choices, and puzzle-solving.”
- “Puzzle elements in Tiny Bunny are seamlessly integrated into the gameplay, providing meaningful challenges without detracting from the narrative flow.”
- “The blend of suspense and choice-based gameplay makes it a must-play for those who enjoy a chilling, immersive story.”
- “The game also says it is non-linear but after 8 hours of gameplay and 4 chapters, you make about 3 actual choices.”
- “Gameplay is more than a little lacking, but it's a visual novel, what do you expect?”
- “There is very little gameplay.”
character development
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game is a mixed bag; while some players appreciate the intriguing narrative and character design, many criticize the lack of meaningful growth and connections between characters. Despite a strong start in early episodes, the development often feels unfulfilled, with some characters showing potential but ultimately lacking depth and resolution. Overall, the visuals and design are praised, but they do not compensate for the shortcomings in character development.
- “You can clearly see the effort and quality put into the visuals, animations, and character design.”
- “Narratively speaking, episodes 1-4 are very intriguing with their world and character development, incorporating Russian mythos. The game even has a glossary tab to learn more about its references, which inspired me to learn more about Russian history!”
- “Great character development, and the build-up to the more unsettling scenes is well-crafted.”
- “There is no real character development, the characters barely relate to each other, and they don’t even seem to have a clear mission or reason to exist.”
- “No character development, no conclusion to different threads, just 20 endings for you to do, cause you just so love slop right?”
- “Feels like there was no payoff to paying close attention and there was no character development.”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is described as a mix of unintentional comedy and intentional funny moments, with players finding amusement in its absurdities and cringe-worthy scenarios. While some elements may be uncomfortable, the dialogue and character interactions often provide genuine laughs, contributing to a unique blend of humor alongside more serious themes. Overall, the game successfully balances humor with other emotional tones, making it an engaging experience.
- “One of my first three endings was so horrendous that it became humorous.”
- “This game has everything - humor, tragedy, horror, love.”
- “Amazing story, beautiful art, and hilarious dialog.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's replayability is considered limited until all episodes are released, with some players noting that while the choice-driven paths offer interesting variations, the short story length diminishes the incentive to replay.
- “An interesting visual story novel game, the diverging paths due to choices are intriguing to explore and offer great replayability.”
- “The replayability looks great so far, but the story is also very short.”
- “Not much replayability until all episodes are released.”
- “Will surely wait for the remaining episodes to see how it ends, but replayability for the game is low compared to Everlasting Summer.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious at times, particularly when pursuing all endings, but ultimately satisfying as the narrative comes together and makes sense upon completion.
- “The grinding feels endless and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
- “I found the grind to be a chore rather than a rewarding experience, which really dampened my enjoyment.”
- “After hours of grinding, I still felt like I was making little progress, which was incredibly frustrating.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users reported experiencing some initial glitches and occasional issues with saving progress, indicating that stability could be improved.
- “I experienced several glitches at the beginning, and there were instances where I wasn't able to save my progress.”
- “The game had a lot of stability issues, especially during the initial playthrough.”
- “There were frequent crashes and bugs that made it difficult to enjoy the game.”
optimization
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The optimization of voice performances in the game is well-executed, with all voices fitting their respective characters and no notable issues reported.