Bunnito's Feast (Amiga AGA)

Bunnito's Feast

Bunnito is a cute, but slow and clumsy rabbit who mostly cares about eating. He's escaped his cage, and lost his way home in his quest for food. He's ended up in a cruel place, and needs your help finding his way home. Avoid the enemies, eat 20 pieces of food and find the exit!

Features

• Straightforward gameplay with two entertaining levels
• 50fps AGA graphics with detailed animation
• High quality atmospheric sound
• Pixel art and audio crafted by the author

Minimum requirements

• AGA Amiga or capable emulator
• 1 MB fast RAM or other RAM
• A standard 1-button controller (support for 2 buttons)
• A hard drive or a CD drive

Hard drive version

Download the preferred file (ZIP or LHA), extract the archive and put the game folder in any location. When running the game from Workbench, you'll need 1,91 MB free chip RAM and 700K free other RAM. Otherwise, the game won't start. If you're using WinUAE, you can set up a configuration to boot the game directly from a folder.

CD version

Download the ISO image and burn it to a CD (or mount it in WinUAE). The CD version can be booted on CD32 and regular Amigas equipped with a CD drive. Because of the memory requirements, the game does NOT run on an unexpanded CD32.

Game info

There are 20 pieces of food on each level, which you must locate and eat. After that, you'll get a notice that the exit is open. The carrots gives you an extra life. The top bar displays how many lives left, how many continues left and how many pieces of food you've eaten. Always keep your eyes open for food! If you missed one piece, the exit won't open, and you'll have to search for the missing piece. 

Mastering the controls may take a bit of learning. Turn around too late while running, and you might slip and fall from a platform. Press fire to eat and make sure you're close enough to the food. Bunnito needs a second each time he eats, and he's not able to move while eating. So, timing is essential - especially to avoid being killed by enemies while eating! Pressing F9 will quit the game. If you have a two-button joystick or a CD32 controller, you can choose 'Fire2 to jump' from the Options Menu.

Disclaimer

The game is thoroughly tested, and runs fine with the above specifications. However, it cannot be guaranteed to work on any configuration out there, and the occurence of minor flaws cannot be completely ruled out.

Credits

Bunnito's Feast was made using the fantastic Scorpion Engine. Big thanks to Earok for making this game possible. All game assets are created exclusively for this game by the author, and must not be used for other purposes without permission.