Bunhouse
Bunhouse is a 2021 gardening video game featuring rabbits. It was developed by Greenville, South Carolina-based studio Reky Studios and published by Digerati Distribution following a successful Kickstarter campaign that met multiple stretch goals, with the initial launch on Windows via Steam occurring October 19, 2021. The game released on Nintendo Switch on May 18, 2023, and on Xbox, PlayStation 4, and PlayStayion 5 on April 12, 2024.
Bunhouse
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Reky Studios went on to develop Cinnabunny, a game about running a bakery in a community of rabbits, in 2024. The game is not directly related to Bunhouse in story or characters. Contributors to Cinnabunny 's Kickstarter were allowed to submit fur pattern designs based on their own pet rabbits for game characters.
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• Title — Bunhouse • Publisher — Digerati Distribution • Composer — Patrick Gauthier • Genre — Virtual life • Platforms — * Windows • Nintendo Switch • PlayStation 5 • PlayStation 4 • Xbox Series X • Xbox One • Release — * Windows • 19 October 2021 • Nintendo Switch • 18 May 2023 • Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 • 12 April 2024 • Developer — Reky Studios Bunhouse is a 2021 gardening video game featuring rabbits. It was developed by Greenville, South Carolina-based studio Reky Studios and published by Digerati Distribution following a successful Kickstarter campaign that met multiple stretch goals, with the initial launch on Windows via Steam occurring October 19, 2021. The game released on Nintendo Switch on May 18, 2023, and on Xbox, PlayStation 4, and PlayStayion 5 on April 12, 2024. Reky Studios went on to develop Cinnabunny, a game about running a bakery in a community of rabbits, in 2024. The game is not directly related to Bunhouse in story or characters. Contributors to Cinnabunny 's Kickstarter were allowed to submit fur pattern designs based on their own pet rabbits for game characters.
Gameplay
Gameplay
In Bunhouse, players take control of anthropomorphized rabbits running a plant nursery. Plants are grown by filling a planter with soil, dropping in seeds, and watering the soil until it reaches the appropriate moisture level. After some time, a plant will grow that can be sold to afford more seeds and upgrades to the greenhouse and its amenities. Outside of the nursery, there is a forest and river where activities like foraging for mushrooms and fishing are possible.
Reception
Bunhouse received middling scores from reviewers. Chloe Osborn gave it 3 out of 5 stars in a review for Rapid Reviews UK, and Daniel Waite gave it a score out of six out of ten. Peggy Doyle reviewed the game for Xbox Addict and cited a lack of content and constant glitches in her 65 out of 100 score. Tyler Wilde put forth that some elements could be likened to a horror game in his review for PC Gamer, though no intentional horror aspects are present in the game. Writing for Siliconera, Elliot Gostick described the concept as interesting but found the blurry visual style and awkward character movement frustrating.
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- 1.Press Kit. Reky Studios.
- 2.Bunhouse Reviews. www.metacritic.com.
- 3.Moyse, Chris. Bunhouse could prove to be the most wholesome game of 2021. Destructoid. October 7, 2021.
- 4.Bunhouse for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site. www.nintendo.com.
- 5.Webling, Cat. An Interview With the Creator of Cinnabunny, a New Cozy Bunny Baking Game. SUPERJUMP. 2024-03-26.
- 6.Kivel, Katelyn. Cinnabunny's Kickstarter Will Help Game Raise Charity, Let Backers Submit Their Rabbits for the Game. GameRant. 2024-03-19.
- 7.Bunhouse.
- 8.Osborn, Chloe. Bunhouse Review. Rapid Reviews UK. 2022-01-21.
- 9.Waite, Daniel. Review: Bunhouse. Movies Games and Tech. 2024-05-19.
- 10.Doyle, Peggy. Staff review of Bunhouse (Xbox One). Xbox Addict. May 10, 2024.
- 11.Wilde, Tyler. This game about gardening bunnies is raising a lot of questions for me. PC Gamer. October 30, 2021.
- 12.Gostick, Elliot. Review: Bunhouse Is Adorable, but Frustrating. Siliconera. June 4, 2023.
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