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About The Bunny Graveyard II
The Bunny Graveyard II is a pixel-art adventure game from Pichón Games, released in 2026 for PC. It follows Skye the Bunny as she searches for her brother Claudio in the spooky, carrot-themed town of Carrot Town. Mixing horror and charm, the game blends exploration with action elements. Its indie roots shine in quirky design and a focus on eerie atmosphere. Fans of spooky, story-driven adventures with a touch of humor will recognize the vibe. The game’s 2026 debut means it’s fresh but already has a dedicated player base tracking its stats.
Gameplay
You control Skye using WASD and mouse inputs, hopping through procedurally generated sections of Carrot Town. Combat involves throwing carrots at spectral enemies, while exploration requires solving light puzzles, like arranging glowing pumpkins to unlock paths. Each session mixes tense chase sequences with quieter moments of dialogue and item collection. The game’s difficulty scales with enemy density, but deaths rarely reset progress. Key mechanics include a “haunting meter” that warns of nearby threats. Sessions average 2-3 hours, with players spending about 40% of time solving environmental clues versus 30% fighting.
What Players Think
PlayPile community ratings average 89% positive, with a 7.2/10 critic score. 47% of players complete the game, averaging 11.4 hours played. The mood is 68% “spooktacular,” 29% “delightfully creepy,” and 3% “frustrating.” Reviewers praise its “unapologetic weirdness” but note combat repetition. 30 achievements exist, with 82% of players earning at least 5. Early data shows 61% of players finish Chapter 3, where the story shifts from exploration to combat-heavy sections. The game’s 1.2 patch in March 2027 improved save stability, raising completion rates by 14%.
PlayPile's Take
The Bunny Graveyard II is best for players who enjoy spooky settings with character-driven stories. At its $19.99 launch price (still valid in 2027), it offers decent value for 11+ hours of play. The 30 achievements add replayability, though they’re more collectible than challenging. While not a genre-defining title, it’s a niche hit for those who like its blend of horror and humor. If you’re patient with its pacing and enjoy pixel art worlds, it’s worth trying. Avoid it if you prefer fast-paced combat over environmental storytelling.
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