What a good idea, like a sort of inverse Dr. Mario. The first time I played I didn't realize I could rotate the bunnies and I thought the point was to match them up. That was pretty easy but I quickly got overrun and died with a score of 2643. After reading the instructions I still didn't do that much better though: I still got overrun and finished with 4407 points. I guess that's what happens with rabbits.
Nice idea that is well executed. I really like the graphics. It is tough not to instinctually match the rabbits due to years of playing all those other puzzle games.
Love those cute rabbit sprites and the associated squeak sound. The whimsical music fits well too. This is a bit like a "Dr. Wario" game - "Dr. Mario" in reverse. I had to untrain my brain to not match colours :)
well done, it didnt fit within my browser window, if i scrolled up to see the next set coming up, it would scroll back down when pressing the down arrow. enjoyed it
What can I say? You have just hit the jackpot with me, there's no checkbox I didn't tick with your game. Color matching game, twisted (limited) controls, cute looking characters and a good, balanced challenge. For some reason I had no music (maybe a bug?), even though there's switch suggesting there should have been (using Firefox on Linux). Anyway, congratulations, I think I'll keep a bookmark to your game, just in case :).
AFAIK the music doesn't work on Firefox for whatever silly reason, I probably should have mentioned that in the description. Firefox is probably doing you a favor in that regard anyway >_>
Nice idea! Sometimes I get to place three same-coloured pairs in a row, that doesn't seem fair! The instructions said that rabbits would disappear of their own accord but mine didn't seem to. Pity I didn't get to hear any music.
Ha! An "anti-puzzler" - I'll admit I thought first of Puyo Puyo (aka Kirby's Avalanche and Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine) rather than Dr. Mario. Clever idea. I just wish it was more obvious how to get the bunnies to clear without multiplying.
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