A Pretty Odd Bunny Game

A Pretty Odd Bunny casts you as a rabbit with a secret: while every bunny in the field eats carrots, yours eats pigs. The catch is that the bunnies patrol on fixed routes with a visible cone of sight, and stepping into one ends the level on the spot — so this is a stealth platformer wrapped in a cute, comic-bloody art style rather than a straightforward runner.

Levels are short and built around timing rather than reflexes: duck into a bush, wait for a patrol to turn its back, dart across, hide under a log, repeat. Different worlds — a carrot field, a beach, and others unlocked as you clear levels — mix up the scenery and the patrol layouts, and most stages hide a few coins off the direct route for players willing to explore instead of rushing the exit.

Controls

A/D or the Left/Right arrow keys move, W or Up jumps, and S or Down crouches — crouching is what lets you slip into bushes and under logs to break a patrol's line of sight.

Tips

• Patrol routes are fixed, not random — watch one full loop before moving so you know exactly when its sightline turns away.
• Bushes and logs aren't just scenery to duck past; crouching inside one hides you completely, so use them as safe waiting spots rather than something to clear quickly.
• If a level feels clear the moment you reach the exit, you probably skipped a coin — they're usually tucked just off the fastest path.

It's a good fit if you like trial-and-error stealth games in short bursts — each level is small enough to retry immediately after getting caught.