The Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory, the show that's hopping mad for indie horror.

I think we can all agree that there's a bit of a checklist to grab an audience's attention these days.

Cute visuals, harmless mini-games, lack goo, the color purple, evil experiments and adorable animal

mascot, extra points if it happens to be a rabbit, and even more points if it's a purple rabbit.

It's a tried and true formula at this point.

And it's clear that indie devs of the brand new game Bunny

graveyard saw that list and ran with it. I do not have access to it. Okay. I think

Oh, I saw a purple go.

Pepper Bunny.

A sandwiches baby! Check it off. Happy!

Check it off on the...

XY Z Alpha Axis.

In the new game The Bunny Graveyard, we meet a cute rabbit character named Sky,

as well as her subservient glove friends the handy pals.

We play mini games that range from gardening to fishing to punch out of all things.

Oh this is this is Punch out.

All the while collecting mysterious notes as Sky begins to reveal her true colors.

She, Erple. Oh, you're just a Shadow Bunny now. Shadow Bunny or a Shadow Body?

Turns out Sky's real name is Sylvie. She's spitting up black goo creating monsters and trying to kill us like every good villain does.

Eventually we figure out how to escape. We jump into a purple portal and find ourselves face to face with sky. The real sky!

And then credits roll.

Honestly that could have been the end of it, a nice fun, charming little indie horror

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