Rabbit Burn

Rabbit Burn is an erotic adventure where the player encounters madness and surreal events. The material is intended for adults due to explicit scenes, and this is stated right away. The combat part is built on skirmishes with opponents in rabbit costumes: men and girls who behave unexpectedly and not always predictably. The fights are simple in mechanics, but the situation changes quickly, and surprises await literally around the corner. Between scenes there is exploration and short tasks: find an object, understand the situation, talk to a character. The tone of the game is deliberately absurd, and this is a conscious choice of the authors, and not an attempt to scare. It is also worth noting that between skirmishes there are short tasks and episodes with characters, and from this the rhythm does not turn into a continuous fight. The controls are simple, the entry threshold is minimal, so you don’t need to understand the rules. The project is small in scope, but it ends clearly, without a break in the middle, which is important for chamber games. A separate feature is the overall duration: the game can be completed in a couple of hours, and this honestly corresponds to its scale. In addition to the skirmishes, there are also small scenes with the characters, and they take up as much screen time as the fights. It’s better to have a structure in mind in advance: it’s a short action story with explicit inserts, rather than a long game with development. The project is small and niche, made without any pretensions to technology. For those looking for just that kind of kinky experience with explicit content, the Rabbit Burn delivers exactly what it says on the tin and doesn't try to pretend to be anything else.