

Dye The Bunny 2
Vidas Salavejus · 2024 · Surreal, Horror, Exploration, Survival Horror, Female Protagonist
PC
Positive82% · 11
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About Dye The Bunny 2
"Dye the Bunny. Ellie, you have to dye the Bunny."
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Dye The Bunny 2 is an Easter-themed psychological and survival horror game and a direct sequel to Dye The Bunny, following the events of the first game, continuing the story and pushing little Ellie onto a new horrifying adventure.
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After Ellie left her home, she finds herself in the house with the Bunny, where she accidentally hurts the Bunny and now she's the only one who can find the cure and heal him. She leaves the surreal world and following rabbit holes that lead her to dangerous places, she's forced to commit horrible acts to save the Bunny.
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Dye The Bunny 2 is more than a scary puzzle and exploration game this time, it offers survival horror elements: running, hiding, inventory system, side areas and a lot of extras inside the main game and out of the main campaign.
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A lot more areas present themselves in this sequel too, varying from the surreal world of the Bunny to locations leading Ellie into a forest hut, a gas station and an abandoned play area with treehouses to explore in a deep forest of red mist.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/2883660/extras/Gif3.gif
Dye The Bunny 2 is an Easter-themed psychological and survival horror game and a direct sequel to Dye The Bunny, following the events of the first game, continuing the story and pushing little Ellie onto a new horrifying adventure.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/2883660/extras/Gif7.gif
After Ellie left her home, she finds herself in the house with the Bunny, where she accidentally hurts the Bunny and now she's the only one who can find the cure and heal him. She leaves the surreal world and following rabbit holes that lead her to dangerous places, she's forced to commit horrible acts to save the Bunny.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/2883660/extras/Gif4.gif
Dye The Bunny 2 is more than a scary puzzle and exploration game this time, it offers survival horror elements: running, hiding, inventory system, side areas and a lot of extras inside the main game and out of the main campaign.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/2883660/extras/Gif1.gif
A lot more areas present themselves in this sequel too, varying from the surreal world of the Bunny to locations leading Ellie into a forest hut, a gas station and an abandoned play area with treehouses to explore in a deep forest of red mist.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
my experience was pretty disappointing. While I appreciate that the game aims for a horror vibe, it falls short in many other aspects. The gameplay itself felt clunky and unresponsive, making it frustrating to navigate. I found myself struggling with controls that didn’t seem to work as intended, which took away from any immersive experience they might have aimed for. Instead of being scared, I was often just annoyed with how slow things felt. The graphics didn't do much to impress me either; they seemed outdated and lacked the polish that can really pull you into a horror game. I was hoping for an engaging story or at least something to keep my interest, but it felt pretty bland overall. If you're looking for a horror game, you might want to skip this one. There are certainly better options out there that deliver a more enjoyable experience2 found this helpful
Another wonderful entry in the strangely awesome world of Vidas Games. If you are bored of the same old jump scares and are looking for a decently atmospheric horror game then look no further. Vidas as always has a style all his own and you never know what might happen next when you play his games. Long story short, grab this and many more from Vidas and you will have a great time.2 found this helpful
Really enjoyed playing through this. If you like surreal and you like horror, definitely recommend this and its predecessor.2 found this helpful
Great scares, a really tense environment that left me wondering what was around the corner, and that touch that Vidas adds to every game. I had a lot of fun playing through the main story and there's even more to discover in the game. https://youtu.be/jVtRtnrMjN42 found this helpful
Compared to the first instalment, Dye the Bunny 2 has improved in the trippy visuals department. It's also much longer. We can see Bunny much better (even though he looks like he got too jiggy with a fir tree). I like how Vidas played a lot more with the colours and shots this time round. Whether it be for the environments or helping Ellie and Bunny stand out more. We're not in some pitch black world all the way through! There's a bit more sense of exploration, finding objects and unlocking puzzles here. More feel of an adventure (albeit a morbid one). The Easter basket inventory Ellie obtains was a neat little feature. Again the music, voice-work and the main duo are still great. Some might find Ellie's design an odd fit to her voice. Others may find Bunny's motives for Ellie rather scrambled. Oddly I still do enjoy Ellie and Bunny as characters (especially after seeing the unlocked extra) and I hope we go on more dark adventures with them in the future.1 found this helpful
This was even better and scarier than the first one!! I really enjoyed this. I LOVE the voice-acting for the bunny. So creepy! I have to play again to get more achievements but this was an awesome find. Recommend for any horror fans! My gameplay: https://youtu.be/4WB9Tqi3E_M
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