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Our Verdict
Pure chaos and guaranteed fun for lovers of the absurd.
Highlights
- Acid and satirical humor
- Intense player interaction
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Super creative theme
Keep in mind
- Can be very vengeful
- Relies on dice luck
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Get ready for absolute chaos with Killer Bunnies! Forget that cute bunny image and prepare for an absurd battlefield. The goal is simple yet dangerously fun: collect as many carrots as you can, hoping one of them is the legendary 'Magic Carrot'. But don't think it'll be easy! While you're trying to build your collection, your friends will be trying to turn your bunnies into snacks. This is a card-driven battlefield where absurdity is the rule. You could be attacked by anything: from a simple kitchen whisk to a nuclear warhead! To survive, you'll need plenty of luck with the dice and some very creative defensive cards, like a magic spatula. If you manage to keep your bunnies alive until all the carrots are collected, and you still have a survivor on the table, victory is yours. But watch out: this is 'take that' gameplay at its peak. Negotiation and trading are key, but expect betrayals and twists that can flip the game in an instant. It's a fast-paced, chaotic game perfect for those who love dark humor and want to see friendships tested in the funniest way possible. If you enjoy dynamic card games where no one is safe, Killer Bunnies is your next addiction!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Playroom Entertainment, Edge Entertainment, Kikigagne?, Pegasus Spiele, Stratelibri
Designer
Jeffrey Neil Bellinger
Artist
Jonathan Young
How long does a game last?
Usually between 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the number of players.
What is the recommended age?
8 years and up, due to the competitive and luck-based nature.
Is the game very complex?
Not at all; the rules are simple, but defensive and offensive strategies require focus.
Does it work well with few players?
Yes, but the fun peaks with larger groups of 4 to 8 players.
Do I need expansions to play?
No, the base game provides a complete and chaotic experience.