BunnyFly: Season of Summer

This is one of the best indie games i've ever played, I absolutely LOVED it and strongly recommend it to anyone who loves nature and bunnies. i had no idea it would be this good, it's a hidden gem without a doubt!! The beginning can feel a little confusing and the controls are kinda difficult at first, but with some time and practice u eventually learn how to fly the Bunnyfly with ease. by checking the control list u also discover that you can collect pollen from flowers and use it to build things by spitting the gathered pollen as either wax or honey depending on the construction point. building spots are marked with yellow or orange outlines, where yellow means wax is needed and orange means honey. what i loved the most is that the game barely explains anything. It literally just drops you into a beautiful garden and lets you figure things out while searching for your objectives with almost no guidance or explanations. because of that everything feels like a genuine adventure of exploration and discovery. You start off flying around with no clue what you're doing and collecting pollen from flowers, and before u know it you're exploring hidden corners and secret locations through…

An absolutely adorable and relaxing exploration game! The controls take some getting used to in a way where it feels like it's the main challenge of the game (especially when the weather and winds shift), but the game encourages you to take your time and relax. There are no enemies to fight, just places to fly and homes to build of honey & beeswax. (bunnywax?) If you're looking for a short relaxing game, you can wrap up your journey after the main quest. But hopping back in, there's still plenty of secrets around the small meadow that makes it feel large! This is an indie gem very worth the price, and so tempting to dive back in to play again already.

Silly little bunny game. Only thing I could recommend is some performance tweaks but the game is very silly.

Super fun and super cute! Very short and well worth the extremely low price tag! It was a little bit confusing at times, but not anything you can't figure out with a little out-of-the-box thinking and paying attention