Trust No Bunny

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"Trust No Bunny" is a physics-based puzzle game where players must outsmart mischievous bunnies by strategically placing objects to retrieve carrots. With challenging levels and various Location settings, players must plan their moves carefully and use their problem-solving skills to succeed. As the game progresses, players can unlock new tools and abilities to help them outwit the bunnies and complete each level.

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98%

Audience ScoreBased on 114 reviews

gameplay10 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

Trust No Bunny is a fun and engaging social deduction game that is easy to pick up and play with friends, providing lots of laughs and strategic depth.
The game features unique mechanics, such as the quirk/mutation system and card interactions, which enhance the gameplay experience and keep players involved until the end.
The community is friendly and supportive, with active developers who are responsive to feedback and regularly update the game.

The game suffers from lobby availability issues, making it difficult to find players, especially since it requires a minimum of five people to play.
There are several bugs, particularly with the UI on certain screen resolutions, and the tutorial does not adequately explain the card mechanics.
Some players feel that the game can be unbalanced towards the werebunnies, leading to frustration during gameplay.

gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
38%
The gameplay of "Trust No Bunny" is praised for its engaging quirk/mutation mechanics and strategic card interactions, reminiscent of "Among Us" but with added depth. Players appreciate the social deduction elements and the innovative use of voice chat for tense gameplay scenarios, making it accessible yet nuanced. While still in early access and facing some bugs, the overall experience is described as fun and immersive, with a supportive community enhancing the multiplayer aspect.
- “The quirk/mutation mechanic is pretty cool, and the cards introduce some randomness without taking away from the strategic aspects.”
- “This is a super-fun social deduction game that's easy to get started with but has nuance and strategy in the items and clue-gathering when you get comfortable with the gameplay.”
- “The mechanics of splitting up the bunnies into separate voice chat groups when they defend or remain at camp is brilliant and leads to some hilariously tense situations.”
humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is highlighted by its clever mechanics that create tense and comedic situations, reminiscent of social deduction games like Werewolf and The Resistance. Players engage in amusing accusations and interactions, enhanced by effective sound design and appealing visuals, contributing to an overall fun experience.
- “The mechanics of splitting up the bunnies into separate voice chat groups when they defend or remain at camp is brilliant and leads to some hilariously tense situations.”
- “Think the better parts of Werewolf where hilarious accusations of loyalties and traitors fly back and forth following rounds of attempting to successfully meet or thwart a target number (a la The Resistance or even Battlestar Galactica the board game), but this time, the number represents the walls and tower of the bunny hamlet/stronghold.”
- “The price point is very reasonable, and to top it all off, the sound design, ambient effects, menu clicks, and drama coupled with the pleasing art aesthetic make for a fun and hilarious game.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The graphics are characterized by a charming and whimsical art style that enhances the game's unique take on the social deduction genre. Players appreciate the combination of cute visuals and engaging sound effects, contributing to an overall enjoyable experience.
- “Crazy cute artwork and sound effects as well!”
- “If you're a fan of social deduction games, this one offers a unique spin on the genre with a simple and enjoyable art style.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users report significant stability issues, particularly with a buggy user interface on ultrawide displays, and express concerns over the website's invalid HTTPS certificate.
- “The UI is buggy as hell (on ultrawide) and the website's HTTPS certificate is not valid.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The monetization model of the game is entirely free of in-game purchases, allowing players to enjoy the experience without any additional financial commitments.
- “No in-game purchase needed.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story offers a sense of continuous engagement, allowing players to explore various activities and interactions, even when not directly involved in the main mission. This aspect enhances the overall experience by providing a rich, immersive world.