Boo Bunny Plague

Someone played Bad Day L.A. and thought that making a successor to it is a good idea.

A mixed bag of ideas that really doesn't amount to anything worth playing. The "comedy" ranges from chuckle worthy to groan inducing cringe, it got to a point where I started skipping cutscenes because of the terrible LOLrandom rap songs and bad dialogue. Seems like the game wanted to skate by on humor but even that falls flat with the often grating soundtrack and cringey voiceovers. The gameplay aspect is not great for a beat-em-up, your melee attacks feel as if they have no weight and it all feels floaty and ineffectual. Most fighting is just a matter of mashing the left click, and boss fights are a terrible exercise in frustration with poorly placed checkpoints and a lot of cheap deaths, and with a final boss fight that is insulting and clearly does not respect the players time. The game feels like pulling teeth, a few minutes of standard hack and slash gameplay are a bit fun but the premise is threadbare and runs out of steam only an hour or so into the adventure. The whole game needed a redesign, there's a few good character models here but the animation gameplay humor and writing all just fall flat and it feels like a duct taped together student project that wanted to ska…

Toy bunny gone wild Songs and chaos fuel the quest Repair waits, still far

A game that your 2004 Pentium 4 PC can run. Be blown away as you follow an amazing Robo-bunny Protagonist who beats up everyone with a guitar for no reason. Be prepared for the best dialogue you have ever heard with voice acting that will make actors lose their jobs. Some small critiques. "Bunny" is listed as 2000 pounds in the games manual. according to my calculations, to achieve this you would need to fill a 183 cm tall Bunny to be completely filled solid with the second densest element in the universe tungsten to achieve a weight of 2000 pounds. Why is a toy bunny robot so heavy? Ganny cannot realistically be 400 lbs according to human norms. Ganny is closer to 300-350 lbs in body weight according to human averages. Real 400 pound plus strongman look like fridges by comparison. I am going to get every achievement in the game.

Boo Bunny Plague is a small indie game made in Unity that is honestly quite fun. The gameplay of the characters it's pretty basic but addictive, especially Gunny, I love him. The music is honestly also pretty good. The tone of the humor is very well done, although there are some scenes, especially in the musical parts, that are quite embarrassing and cringe. Overall, I think it’s a very enjoyable game from start to finish, and going for the achievements and collectibles is also very good. It’s a shame that the last achievements are honestly very difficult and not worth doing everything they ask just to suffer for the sake of getting the platinum. But beyond that, the game is very good and I recommend it.

This game sucks. How it managed to get YouTube advertisements back in 2014 and a DC comic tie-in is beyond me. The dialogue is the best part, but it’s nowhere near strong enough to carry the experience or make up for the game’s many flaws. The gameplay feels janky, and the combat is pretty unimaginative. The worlds are larger than they need to be and end up feeling mostly empty. On top of that, the game is buggy. I experienced multiple frame drops and even ran into two crashes. The autosave system is spaced too far apart, meaning you can lose a significant amount of progress when the game crashes. There’s really no excuse for a game that looks this rough to run this poorly. Skip this one. it’s not worth your time, regardless of the price.