Join Bunny and his pals Gunny, Faye, and Ganny on an epic quest to earn enough money to buy himself an Auto-repair unit! Boo Bunny Plague is an action/adventure game featuring a story with wacky musical cinematic scenes. The all original soundtrack has everything from punk rock to opera and feature musicians from Houston Texas.
Bunny is a robotic children's toy who was given artificial life by a computer virus. After meeting his BFF, a military prototype robot named Gunny, he quickly discovers that being a toy means he's not quite as tough as his deranged mind has lead him to believe, and he certainly doesn't have a military grade auto-repair like Gunny does. Thus begins his quest to earn enough money to buy himself an auto-repair! Along the way the gang uncovers a plot of treachery and Deicide. With their demonic waitress friend Faye and taxi driving god Ganny in tow, they follow the trail that will lead them on a musical adventure of epic proportions and change their entire universe!
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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| Englisch |
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Boo Bunny Plague is a....... . . ... .. .. ?!?!?!?!!?!?!? Wait. What the crap did I just play? BBP is a musical action-adventure where you play as an idiot robo-rabbit. He's the non-sequitor type so sometimes you have to leave the review in the microwave for a couple minutes so it can cool. He has a few friends but they're as useless as PEAS AND CARROTS. Seriously though I'm going to break it down. This is a short game (I consider this a plus) and you'll spend most of it fighting bosses and questioning reality. I'll give points for getting the humor right. For the most part it's good-natured, and I even got a few laughs out of it. Even when the jokes miss I'm usually in a state of shock thinking "What? Did they do that? Are they really doing this? whAT?" so I just sorta gloss over them. BBP also has a really good soundtrack, which I suppose is expected considering that this game classi
The game is really short (3 hours), the graphics are serviceable, the gameplay is meh, but the story & dialogue are so hillarious that I just can't not recommend it. On a sale. And yes, it's a musical. Here's hoping for a sequel!
Boo Bunny Plague is a game about a robot bunny who talks fast and goes around killing gods. In short, this is the game your teenage self would have made. And that's mainly a good thing. ...okay, you want an actual review? Let's do this quick: Boo Bunny Plague isn't particularily engaging as a game. You alternate between running around and whacking stuff and running around and picking up health pick-ups. Why is it still worth playing? Well, it's funny and charming. Okay, charming might be the wrong word, but it's... strangely endearing and very much unlike anything else out there. It's an imperfect labor of love with crude design and plenty of apparent flaws, but some laugh-out-loud jokes, fantastic voice acting, the occasional fun boss mechanic and good music that all make the two hours or so you'll spend with it a worthwhile investment.
This game is so goofy! At its heart, it's a mediocre third-person platformer / hack 'n' slash game. BUT... I couldn't help being entertained by the story. The voice acting is great, the music is awesome, and there are tons of (American) pop culture references. Just as I started growing bored with the action, a cutscene would make me laugh out loud. Did I mention musical numbers and rap battles? And heavy metal? And hitting enemies with guitars that spew fire? Awesomesauce. For under $5, playing B.B.P. is far more entertaining than watching a re-run of your favorite sitcom.
The gameplay is pretty lacking with only about three open world levels and the rest of the game just back-to-back boss fights. The boss fights get repetitive, with most being defeated by simple "hit, hit, dodge, repeat" tactics. When not fighting bosses, you're forced to fight through droves of the same two types of enemies (vikings and ice monsters) while exploring barren levels. There aren't really collectibles so there's no incentive to explore. The combat is clunky and I kept on experiencing a glitch that didn't allow me to adjust the camera while running. So why am I recommending it? The music and the main characters steal the show and are the main reason to play this game. For two dollars, it's a blast just listening to the crazy banter and music. While it started getting stale towards the end, it wasn't really a problem because of the game's short length. I found myself just look
Boo Bunny Plague Down a cringe-inducing rabbit hole In brief glimmers, I guess the best I can say about Boo Bunny Plague's is that it had some potential to be an interesting and unique experience combining beat-em-up gameplay mechanics with comedy and musical elements (yes there is a series of terrible musical interludes the player must endure), but unfortunately none of what it presents to the player gels cohesively. The game's concept of a bunny seeking revenge in a post-apocalyptic world set as a comedy-musical could have been intriguing (in the right hands), but the execution here is so flawed and all over the place. It's bare-bones basic and ends up representing more of a students group submission project for their game-making course than an actual polished enjoyable retail game. Pros: - None Cons: - Unrefined Gameplay Mechanics: Despite its creative premise, Boo Bunny Plague s
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