You Are NOT Bunnygirl

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You Are NOT Bunnygirl is a single player tactical role playing game with a horror theme. It was developed by JordanPeloquin and was released on December 12, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Guide Bunnygirl through a lab of malfunctioning robots in this RPG about self-care! Learn how to weaponize her emotions in combat and meet unhinged robots who seem to know more about her than she does. Can you protect Bunnygirl? And...who is she, anyway??

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95%Audience ScoreBased on 98 reviews

story17 positive mentions

stability1 negative mentions

Unique and engaging combat system that combines managing physical and emotional health, offering strategic depth and a fresh take on turn-based RPG battles.
Charming and expressive art style complemented by a memorable, atmospheric soundtrack that enhances the emotional tone of the game.
Compelling story and characters that explore meaningful themes about self-care, personal boundaries, and the consequences of overextending oneself, leaving a lasting impression.

Relatively short playtime with limited content and minimal impact from player choices, leading to a somewhat linear experience.
Some narrative and character elements feel underdeveloped or rushed, with certain story beats and messages occasionally coming off as heavy-handed or pretentious.
Technical issues such as lack of control rebinding on PC, occasional bugs or softlocks, and fading damage numbers that can affect gameplay clarity and user experience.

story
45 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38% positive mentions, 55% neutral mentions, 7% negative mentions
The story is widely praised for its creativity, depth, and emotional impact, blending charming characters with thoughtful themes like self-care and societal critique. Though linear, it offers rich worldbuilding, compelling conflicts, and narrative surprises that encourage replay. Many find it both touching and thought-provoking, with storytelling comparable to notable indie classics like Undertale and OneShot.
- “The story is compelling, complex and grounded in reality, with a surprisingly deep message.”
- “To keep from specifying any spoilers, I'll simply say that the story this game gives is a nicely written plotline that connects the comedy of Undertale with the great storytelling and bittersweet tones of OneShot.”
- “This game lives and dies by its story and message.”
- “A few of the characters or story elements are never expanded upon.”
- “Even Elaine, basically your only companion, barely gets screen time nor backstory.”
- “This is one of those games where I'm hesitant to even mention the story at all.”
music
31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
68% positive mentions, 22% neutral mentions, 10% negative mentions
The game's music is widely praised for being memorable, immersive, and emotionally resonant, blending well with the art and story to enhance the overall experience. Many standout tracks and thoughtful compositions create a charming and unique soundscape that complements the gameplay and narrative effectively.
- “The music and sound design are also incredible - there's this almost DS-era midi feel, and the chord progressions and leitmotifs are extremely satisfying to hear.”
- “Characters and story shine the most, music is also quite a banger (soundscape in general is very well done and surprisingly immersive).”
- “The message of this game, its characters and the theme are very clear, the music is great and conveys the emotions of the scene very well whenever they play.”
- “The game even ends with what sounds like the lead dev singing a song to an out-of-tune acoustic guitar that literally starts off with the words 'we live in a society'.”
- “Same goes for the soundtrack - most of it is very low-key, with a few truly standout tracks.”
- “[h2]music and sound[/h2]”
gameplay
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25% positive mentions, 60% neutral mentions, 15% negative mentions
The gameplay is praised for its creativity, thoughtful design, and seamless integration with the narrative, emphasizing emotional balance as a core mechanic. While some find the combat accessible and engaging, others note it can feel somewhat superficial despite multiple playstyles. Overall, the gameplay is considered a unique, mentally stimulating, and meaningful experience that effectively reinforces the game's themes.
- “The gameplay is thoughtful and creative, and plays a big part in the game's narrative.”
- “The gameplay calls for interesting choices without being difficult or frustrating.”
- “The combat mechanics directly echo this message, with the main thrust of combat being balancing the 'emotional points' bar.”
- “Battle gameplay was quite unique and mostly worthwhile, though ultimately somewhat superficial, since despite the multiple ways to play, it seems like the end result is always the same despite visual changes.”
- “The breaking point of a robot's emotions and the true danger of a malfunctioner was portrayed beautifully, and Toll Booth's role in the fight also feels very real from a gameplay and story point of view; it's a shame that (unless something changes) it's only possible to end the fight with the final Toll-Bot trying to convince everyone in their final malfunctioning moments that we're the ones who started it, which is very dramatic (and also kind of scary).”
- “Life can be hard even when you're just trying to exist, and this game captures a lot of that in its gameplay.”
emotional
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game features a unique and emotionally-driven combat system that requires balancing both physical and emotional health, adding strategic depth and personal engagement. Players praise its touching, creative story and the impactful emotional mechanics that evoke strong feelings and thoughtful reflection. This blend of emotional management and gameplay creates a memorable, heartfelt experience rarely seen in games.
- “This plays very interestingly alongside the health system, where alongside your physical health, you have emotional health (which needs to not hit either end or you lose), and all of your abilities move it up or down.”
- “Love the mechanic of having to keep your emotional level from going too low or too high.”
- “The amount of predictability available with the action rotation system, combined with the amount of control you get in designing the order of your action slots and the balance of factors you need to consider (how many actions move my emotional points up/down, what balance of physical vs emotional damage do I have, what damage types do I have, will I end up in a bind where I need to move my emotions up when all my actions in a round move them down, etc.) leads to a shockingly deep combat system that I did not fully grasp until the late game of my first playthrough.”
graphics
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
35% positive mentions, 47% neutral mentions, 18% negative mentions
The game's graphics feature a minimalist yet expressive and charming art style that is consistently praised for its coherence and attention to detail. Users appreciate the visuals for enhancing the game's atmosphere and emotional impact, with many finding the artwork both adorable and thoughtfully designed. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's unique aesthetic and emotional resonance.
- “The art style is minimalist, but expressive and cute where it matters, with many adorable little details all over the place.”
- “Awesome and very well written game, the art style is cute and the details are awesome!”
- “The art style is charming and the music is so good.”
- “Few graphical options.”
- “There isn't too much to say about it, but the artwork clearly had some thought behind it.”
- “The art style is minimalist, but expressive and cute where it matters, and there are many adorable little details all over the place.”
humor
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The humor in the game is a standout feature, blending dorky, fun dialogue and quirky observations with moments of genuine emotional depth. It effectively balances lighthearted, laugh-out-loud moments with darker, more somber tones, creating a unique and memorable experience.
- “Though an Undertale/Deltarune comparison is inevitable, in the end, Bunnygirl manages to be its own thing while retaining many of the features that made those games so beloved, like fun, lovable characters and dorky dad-humor.”
- “The small dialogues and observations when you interact with the environment or the characters are very fun and I love the humor, so it's worth looking at everything.”
- “Intriguing story, funny dialogue, good music, interesting puzzles.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 50% negative mentions
The game offers moderate replayability primarily through its three unique fight endings, providing some incentive to replay, though overall replay value is limited.
- “The three unique ways of ending the fight give a little bit of replay value, but that's it.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 100% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Character development is reflected primarily through well-crafted robot designs that effectively convey the game's robotic society, adding depth to the setting rather than focusing on traditional narrative growth.
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Users praise the game’s atmosphere for its strong emphasis on setting, highlighted by an evocative and immersive art style that effectively enhances the overall mood.
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The game offers a great experience overall, but its Mac port is notably buggy and unstable.
- “Buggy Mac port, but great game overall.”

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You Are NOT Bunnygirl is a tactical role playing game with horror theme. Common tags for You Are NOT Bunnygirl include turn-based, indie, surreal, psychological, exploration and others.

You Are NOT Bunnygirl is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

You Are NOT Bunnygirl was released on December 12, 2025.

You Are NOT Bunnygirl was developed by JordanPeloquin.

You Are NOT Bunnygirl has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked You Are NOT Bunnygirl for its story but disliked it for its replayability.

You Are NOT Bunnygirl is a single player game.

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