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The bunnies are coming!
You are tasked with defending your carrot patches, using your trusty biplane.
Armed with an assortment of random farm object and your plane itself, you will bring a bloody massacre upon them!
The game allows you to use either keyboard or joypad controls.
We hope you'll enjoy our game.
(Linux and Mac version are untested)
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #31 | Graphics(Jam) | 4.56 |
| #37 | Overall(Jam) | 4.00 |
| #48 | Fun(Jam) | 3.91 |
| #161 | Humor(Jam) | 3.57 |
| #222 | Mood(Jam) | 3.48 |
| #263 | Audio(Jam) | 3.31 |
| #474 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.15 |
| #577 | Theme(Jam) | 3.28 |
| #1347 | Coolness | 48% |
Comments
Fun gameplay, but could probably use more variance or to start out with smaller fields of bunnies and add a few levels/challenges to it. It took a while to kill all of them, but I somehow only crashed one plane!
A little difficult to control with mouse and keyboard, but overall really solid,fun game!
That game is just excellent. You want to relax after work? Just go smash rabbits with fridges and stuff. At first the plane control is a bit tricky, but you fastly get used to it. I would have make the aiming harder, like having to anticipate the plane speed, but the game would have been much much more difficult... Good job!
Lots of fun to control the plane. Feels different from this viewport, but I really like it!
I am going to agree with "Few sounds are as satisfying as that of a group of bunnies being obliterated." :D
Nice idea and an original approach to controlling a plane, I don't think I've seen an isometric airplane simulator before. Lots of fun overall, great work!
Someone seriously hates bunnies... :D Awesome idea. And also very cool graphics. I ended up using only the Q and E key to move and kept the plane on the same hight. Trying the other ways to move always ended in a crash :D
Nice work!
Just amazing!!!
love the gameplay, really refreshing and interesting!
and of course, killing some bunnies, that my friend, is priceless!
Cooool !
That was fun, although the controls are a bit awkward and hard to get used to.
Have you tried to put the camera behind the plane just for fun ? It would be harder to see the bunnies but...
Controlls good on a controller. Nice graphics and sound fx! Took a while to master the controlls tho.
Very professional, didn't expect this level of quality. I think I most missed small things that would support the theme: a jolly music applauding you for bunny kills, a slightly less conventional explosion... Also a tighter height limit, faster flight and shorter bomb cooldown could probably help me get better pacing. Some form of wave mechanism / levels would help obviously but I understand those take time to make...
Kudos for letting me kill the bunnies with the plane directly!
Really liked the graphics, it was fun controlling the plane, the camera angle was a little strange for a flying game.
I thought the controls were a little hard to handle at first but the sound effects and graphics were top notch. I thought this was a really high quality game. One of the most professional ones I've seen.
oh that squishing sound! i just used q and e to steer, otherwise i would have crashed. it was quite fun to do arial trick tho. the graphics are quite impressive for 72 hours.
After playing GTA these days, the plane controls felt very familiar :D
Graphics were great and the sounds were effective. As much as I love bunnies, I have to say that I really enjoyed the game. Congrats!
The game is great, congratulations for that. My only complaint is about the controls, I really hate how the plane movement work, even with the gamepad. Anyway, it is a great entry.
Great game. Could get some rebalancing, but it was made in a weekend :)
I for once liked the controls - it makes piloting non-routine.
Wow, that looks awesome! I enjoyed the game, although mastering the controls is the game's biggest challenge.
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Few sounds are as satisfying as that of a group of bunnies being obliterated. Top marks.