Poor Bunny is a fast-paced survival platformer where you play as a tiny bunny dodging an endless array of traps. The goal is simple: stay alive as long as possible while collecting floating carrots to rack up your score. But the pace picks up quickly, and traps come from all directions, turning each round into a high-pressure obstacle sprint.
In Poor Bunny, there’s no time to plan. Players are dropped onto a grid-based platform arena. From the moment the round starts, spikes shoot out of the ground, saw blades spin across the floor, and laser beams sweep from the walls. The longer you survive, the faster the hazards appear. The only control is jumping, so all movement depends on precise timing and fast reactions.
Poor Bunny includes both single-player and two-player modes. In solo mode, the focus is entirely on outlasting the environment. In multiplayer, the challenge becomes cooperative-survival. Both players share the same arena, and if either bunny gets eliminated, the game ends. It’s a test of communication and teamwork—stay together or move independently to avoid overlapping hazards.
The platform is fixed, but each run is different. Traps are procedurally generated, meaning no two rounds feel the same. Players may face a horizontal wall of spikes one moment and a floor filled with saws the next. This randomness keeps the gameplay fresh. Combined with fast respawn times, it’s easy to play round after round without losing momentum.
Though it seems chaotic, Poor Bunny rewards pattern recognition. Common trap types behave consistently, and experienced players can learn their rhythms. Carrot placements also encourage risky movement, forcing you to decide whether it’s worth it to jump into danger for a higher score. Over time, you’ll develop instinctive jumping habits and strategies to extend each run.
Poor Bunny may look light-hearted, but its difficulty and speed demand sharp focus. With a mix of reflex-based play and score chasing, it delivers an intense survival experience that gets tougher with every second.
