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Bunny Miner puts you in control of a small rabbit with a big shovel, tunnelling straight down into a randomly dug-out world in search of gems. There's no map to memorize and no fixed route — every run carves a fresh path through dirt, rock and whatever is hiding just below it, so the game rewards paying attention over memorizing a layout.
The tension comes from how fragile a run is. Loose rock overhead can collapse the moment you dig it free, and the deeper tunnels hide creatures that end your dig instantly if you blunder into them. Getting greedy for one more gem pocket is usually what kills a run, which makes Bunny Miner a good pick-up-and-retry game rather than a long single sitting.
Controls
- Move: WASD or the arrow keys
- Bomb: B
- Place ladder: L
Tips
- Use a bomb to clear a blocked pocket of rock rather than digging around it slowly — it's faster and keeps you from getting boxed in by a collapse.
- Drop a ladder before you dig straight down into unknown rock; it gives you a guaranteed way back up if what's below turns out to be a dead end or a creature.
- Dig with a plan rather than tunnelling in every direction — the game rewards reading which pockets look worth opening and which ones aren't.
It plays right in the browser with nothing to install, so it's an easy game to jump into for a few short runs.
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