Non-linear horror/mystery role-playing game

Tiny Bunny is a non-linear RPG that is set within a mysterious Siberian forest. Unlike other RPGs, the outcome of this platform will be determined by the actions of the player. Thus, a fair amount of strategy is involved. Tiny Bunny is, therefore, similar to other bundles, such as Pocker Mirror.

This game centers around a character named Anton, who lives in a small village. Children have begun to go missing, and as he begins to investigate, a series of troubling events are uncovered. The player will need to solve puzzles, explore different locations and interact with disturbing creatures.

Visually stunning graphics

All of the scenes within Tiny Bunny have been drawn by hand. These black-and-white renditions are extremely intricate and, in some cases, frightening. Their stylized presence could, therefore, be perfectly suited for fans of graphic novels or those intrigued by noir-based games.

An intriguing storyline

Tiny Bunny is associated with a well-developed storyline. Players are presented with voiceovers as well as text that is presented on the bottom of the screen. It is, therefore, easy to follow what might have otherwise been a somewhat complicated plot.

Non-linear horror

Each decision will impact the outcome of future events. Thus, not all choices are correct. This will require players to carefully plan strategies and, in some cases, to backtrack. Therefore, users can play Tiny Bunny for many hours without reaching the end. Note that this game is one in a series of five separate episodes.

Imaginative, immersive, and dark

Tiny Bunny offers players a mixture of horror, suspense, and mystery. These are then combined with a well-envisioned plot and immersive sound effects. Those who enjoy other games, such as Resident Evil Village, are likely to be drawn to this game.