Cool game, bunny seems to take damage randomly and would have prefered instant restarts instead of having to wait 3 seconds or go through a menu.

Really liked the design, was hard to understand what to do at first, but once figured out was a fun experience.

Once I went back and read the instructions it was a very enjoyable experience :)    Good amount of challenge and pretty responsive system.   I did feel like it was registering more clicks than I was making.  

Good job guys, really charming mood (audio + visuals)

Cool, looks great and appropriate sound, the nature of the game means you die alot, i'd just let the music play instead of looping it on restart so it feels a bit smoother. Very nice.

Finished every level! Having a key to stop the bunny might be a lot easier for some people than clicking him since he's so small, but I personally had no issues. I like a lot of the game elements that you added to the game and you did a good job teaching how they all worked. A lot of interesting levels could definitely come from them! Some levels definitely seemed too straightforward and didn't make good use of the tools and knowledge the player had.

Overall though a solid entry and really great if it's the first you guys did!

restarting a few seconds after automatically would be cool, or just pressing a single button. a lot of fun to play as it is though

Love the game! I wish you'd instantly restart when you die. Besides that, great job! It makes me go YES!

Nice game! I think I got into a broken state on the level with the bridge and the enemy - retrying the level still maintained the "click" state, so I couldn't time the bridge raise. But overall it's a fun concept, with a lovely style! I'd also suggest making the game loop easier - just reset the level automatically if the player dies.

Some cool ideas, but a lot of small things could have been executed better. For instance the music is louder in the left ear, and it starts over with every level, meaning you only really hear the first five seconds of it. Clicking the bunny to stop it in place is a bit difficult with such a tiny sprite, so maybe it should have been a button like the spacebar or something. Also there are several levels that just play themselves, which doesn't seem like great game design.

The art worked really well for this sort of game as did the audio. The concept was great and executed well. The feedback I have has been mentioned and you seem to be aware of the bugs. So I look forward to playing a more polished version of this. Good job :)

Solid core - the game truly screws with the player as they are left to be a glorified bystander - enjoyed!

I really enjoyed the game and the concept is great. I didn't really like the art style but I know it was pre-made so I'm sure it was the best you could find. Overall very fun, good job :)

The game's ok.

It seems like both pressing AND releasing the mouse button counts as a click, so you lose more health from a quick click than pressing and holding the button.

I also had issues with the web version. None of those were present in the linux version though. :) Your game idea (though in a completely different genre) is similar to mine, i.e. controlling the level around the player instead of the player itself. I think I would prefer a keyboard-centric control scheme to stop the player and move objects around though: I found myself miss-clicking a lot as hitboxes seem to be quite large. Also later levels included a bit of trial-and-error to get the timing right - and in some cases I wasn't even aware what I did differently when it eventually worked out! Assigning a key (like 'R') to quickly restart the level and an option to skip the initial countdown would make those parts a lot more enjoyable. I liked the overall difficulty curve though! Also the minimal design works great!

Here's a short list of bugs I encountered:

• The countdown is shown behind world objects
• Survibunny is shown in front of the pause menu though
• Choosing 'Resume' closes the pause menu but the game will freeze
• Clicking 'Retry' seems to not consume the input event: if there is a clickable object below, it will start moving once the countdown has finished (that you've to wait till then makes it even more annoying!).
• Choosing 'Exit to Menu' switches to the main menu,  but buttons won't work anymore
• Blood particles don't stop emitting on pressing 'Retry' after an enemy ran into Survibunny

Solid game. An on screen reset button would've been nice though, it took me a while before I realised I had to reset with my keyboard.

Style is perfect!

This is a great concept executed well! The minimalist graphics are a perfect match for the gameplay. Had a few usability issues with the browser version, but I'll chalk that up to that version being weird.

Promissing idea, good tutorial / learning curve but later Levels are too hard (even possible?)