Bunny Bounce

Not the best visual novel I have played but at least it didn't fall in the "please make this stop category" and "oh my god, this is so creepy" categories. Seems to have 4 endings in total and one of them is so incredibly stupid it is funny again.

Bunny Bounce is a short anime-style visual novel developed and published by Dharker Studios, a developer known for producing lighthearted romance stories with colorful characters and branching narrative routes. Set within the same fictional world as several other Dharker titles, the game takes place in the Beach Bounce resort, a lively seaside location that serves as the central hub for the story. Rather than focusing on complex gameplay systems, the experience is built around reading dialogue, making occasional choices, and guiding the protagonist through a series of comedic and romantic encounters with the women who work at the resort. The story follows Tomo, a young man who works at the Beach Bounce resort and spends his days helping run the establishment. At the beginning of the narrative, Tomo experiences a strange accident that leaves him suffering from occasional hallucinations and distorted perceptions of reality. This unusual condition quickly becomes the source of many of the game’s comedic moments, as Tomo begins seeing exaggerated or bizarre situations that blur the line between imagination and reality. These hallucinations often occur during interactions with the othe…

https://youtu.be/ex3fkTOg6q0 Delivering exactly what it intends to with it's collection of lightly clothed characters all the other elements are secondary especially the writing.

My therapist said I need more joy so I jumped 47 times in a row and my cat now bows to me

[h2]The Weird Hallucinatory/Furry Game in the Trilogy[/h2] [i]Bunny Bounce[/i] takes us back to where we left off in the second game. Our protagonist is leaving the bank, and by his stroke of luck, gets hit by a car, well, almost. This incident has caused him to see people (mainly his staff), in animal themed lingerie. For example, Yuuki is a bunny, which is where bunny comes from in [i]Bunny Bounce[/i]. He also seems to hallucinate certain other events occurring. There are two new characters, those being your nurse/doctor and another woman, who could be seen as a hero. Sadly, no characters return from the first game and another departs from the second game. Of course, the CGs and art are great too, just like the two predecessors, though there are less CGs than the second game. The music is surprisingly not re-used this time, and is all brand new, which is a welcome change, especially since it's still a pleasant listen. This game is definitely more odd than the second game and is maybe on par for weirdness with the first game, but I'll still recommend it, it's not half bad.

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