Bunny’s Maze

bunny WALK

“Bunny's Maze” is a classic 3D puzzle game that's perfect for kicking back with some YouTube videos while giving your brain a little exercise. You get around 4 hours of gameplay, guiding two bunnies (one black, one white) to the coveted carrot. The bunny's color doesn't affect the gameplay, so it's mostly just for looks.

The whole game is about thinking in 3D. The bunnies move on tiles, hit buttons to remove pillars, and plan their routes so they don’t accidentally block their own path to the goal. There are 63 levels, split into three themed zones with 21 stages each:

1. Forest: This is where the classic—and surprisingly toughest—puzzles in the game are.
2. Winter: The rabbit stops moving one square at a time and starts sliding until it hits the first obstacle or another rabbit.
3. Lava Lands: Geyser traps show up, making a square impassable after stepping on it.

Besides regular levels, there are also time-based mazes. There are no traps there, but you have to switch between heroes quickly and pick the right path to make it to the finish.

Some downsides include a strange difficulty progression: the forest levels at the very beginning can feel tougher than the later winter or lava levels. The game also doesn't have a hint system or Steam Cloud support, which is worth noting. On the plus side, the graphics aren't harsh on the eyes, and the music is unobtrusive and doesn't get annoying during long play sessions.

All in all, “Bunny's Maze” is a solid pick for the genre. The levels aren't exactly simple, and solving them on your own is quite fun. If you want to take a break from the hustle and quietly tackle some puzzles, this game is definitely worth a try.

Verdict:

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bunny WALK

“Bunny's Maze” is a classic 3D puzzle game that's perfect for kicking back with some YouTube videos while giving your brain a little exercise. You get around 4 hours of gameplay, guiding two bunnies (one black, one white) to the coveted carrot. The bunny's color doesn't affect the gameplay, so it's mostly just for looks.

The whole game is about thinking in 3D. The bunnies move on tiles, hit buttons to remove pillars, and plan their routes so they don’t accidentally block their own path to the goal. There are 63 levels, split into three themed zones with 21 stages each:

1. Forest: This is where the classic—and surprisingly toughest—puzzles in the game are.
2. Winter: The rabbit stops moving one square at a time and starts sliding until it hits the first obstacle or another rabbit.
3. Lava Lands: Geyser traps show up, making a square impassable after stepping on it.

Besides regular levels, there are also time-based mazes. There are no traps there, but you have to switch between heroes quickly and pick the right path to make it to the finish.

Some downsides include a strange difficulty progression: the forest levels at the very beginning can feel tougher than the later winter or lava levels. The game also doesn't have a hint system or Steam Cloud support, which is worth noting. On the plus side, the graphics aren't harsh on the eyes, and the music is unobtrusive and doesn't get annoying during long play sessions.

All in all, “Bunny's Maze” is a solid pick for the genre. The levels aren't exactly simple, and solving them on your own is quite fun. If you want to take a break from the hustle and quietly tackle some puzzles, this game is definitely worth a try.

Verdict:

P. S. 2x. Did you like the review or my profile? Drop a Steam reward for the review. Thanks to your support, I don't lose the point of playing and writing reviews!

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