Carrot Cake

About

Carrot Cake casts you as a contestant in a twisted Easter tradition where colorful games hide deadly challenges. Navigate maze-like gardens, crack logic puzzles, and avoid the towering Easter Bunny as it stalks you with a mix of curiosity and menace. The PS1-era graphics give everything a pixelated, slightly off-putting charm that amplifies the tension. Your goal isn't just to survive but to outsmart a series of escalating minigames that blend holiday cheer with existential dread. The game leans into its absurd premise with gusto, pairing goofy Easter motifs with sudden bursts of horror. The Bunny's unpredictable behavior, sometimes playful, sometimes violent, creates a tense dynamic that keeps you second-guessing every move. While its retro aesthetic might feel dated to some, the deliberate slowdown of pixel art forces careful play, a deliberate throwback to 90s survival titles. Early playtests note its cult potential, blending humor and horror in a way that feels fresh despite the obvious inspirations.