Daddy Rabbit
Why We Picked Daddy Rabbit
The mechanic is a leash without a rope: babies follow while you are close, cry when you drift, and crying brings zombies. So the game is really about pace, since sprinting ahead collects your family and loses them at the same time, which is a neat trick for a small game. A small oddity with one idea worth a look, and not much else around it, at 178th of 183 in Adventure.
How to Play
Three things decide whether a run here goes well:
- Move through the burrow slowly and let sleeping babies wake and follow you.
- Keep babies close; crying draws zombies, and a carrot punch is your only defense.
- Move in short bursts and wait for the group instead of racing through each chamber.
Editor’s Note
Charming premise, tiny audience: two reviews and a low rank in Adventure, which is fair for a game this size. It is a short escort loop rather than a full adventure, so expect a fair amount of repetition.
Written by the UGFJD editorial team for this page. The publisher’s own description follows below, unedited.
Publisher Description
Supplied by the game’s publisher; reproduced as-is.
Daddy Rabbit must find all his lost babies inside the most amazing underground burrow you've ever seen. These baby rabbits sleep peacefully everywhere, but when daddy rabbit passes by, they will follow him all the way.
Baby bunnies will follow dad but will cry if they are awake and his dad wanders too far. When that happens, the zombies will get upset and go straight to eat them. That's when daddy rabbit will defend his sons with a carrot punch and give those evil zombies what they deserve.
