![]() ![]() Reminiscent of Animal Crossing or Wandering Willows, Bunni combines role-playing, simulation and a non-linear format, resulting in a distinctly underused genre of gameplay. We hareby (D'oh!) apologize for the inconvenience, and warn you to proceed at your own risk.įrom Andre Spierings and Daniel Cook, the masterminds behind Fishing Girl, comes Bunni: how we first met, an insanely adorable game that is most easily categorized as resource management. The game's sheer charm has overwhelmed our staff, leaving them unable to type so much as a paragraph without yelling out "Bunni cute happy making!" or something similar. ![]() You see, Bunni: how we first met is exceptionally and insidiously cute, which we believe to be the mysterious cause behind this leporide-intensive wordplay. ![]() We here at Jay is Games would like to point out that we are not responsible for the ridiculous amount of rabbit-based puns in this review. ![]()
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