I commissioned some bunnies

After spending 47 minutes completing [b]I Commissioned Some Bunnies[/b] and unlocking all 16 achievements, I found the experience underwhelming. The game presents itself as a relaxing hidden object adventure, but it struggles with consistency in both gameplay and atmosphere. Out of the 15 levels, only "Toxic Waste" and "Party Heaven" offered genuine hidden object challenges. The remaining levels felt more like clicking on visible overlays rather than engaging in a true search. This lack of depth made the gameplay feel repetitive and uninspired. The artwork varies significantly in quality. Some pieces are visually appealing, while others lack detail and cohesion. The inclusion of hard rock and metal tracks in a game marketed as relaxing is perplexing. These tracks disrupt the intended calming atmosphere, making the experience jarring. [b]I Commissioned Some Bunnies[/b] appears to have an identity crisis. Its inconsistent design choices and mismatched audio detract from the core concept. Even at a discounted price, the game fails to deliver a satisfying hidden object experience. Rating: 5/10

Ich beauftragte ein paar Häschen... mir Wimmelbildspaß und Errungenschaften zu beschaffen und was soll ich sagen? Sie haben einen guten Job gemacht. Dabei hätte ich schon im ersten Kunstwerk beinahe das letzte vermaledeite Häschen nicht gefunden, hier nur ein weißer Fleck ohne jede Hasenform. Aber mit "H" wie "Häschen" wurde dann doch alles gut - puuuh! 7/10 persönliche Weiterempfehlung (+1 für Wimmelbildfans +2 für Jäger und Errungenschaftensammler).

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Es beinhaltet Häschen. Absolut empfehlenswert.

I'd give it neutral rating if I could. The art is a bit hit or miss with how the searched for objects are integrated. Pictures itself are bit low res and when you zoom in become pixelated and unpleasant to look at. Every time I clicked for the next picture from the position of a finished level, the game window moved a bit out of frame and became smaller. Annoying.

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The I Commissioned... series' common issues are that the quality can fluctuate a lot between artworks, and that it's easy for later levels to devolve into copy-pasting assets and drawing lineart over lineart. That said, the Bunnies series managed to keep the quality relatively stable. Especially in this game, most artists seem to have at least made an effort to draw bunnies uniquely and incorporate them into the scenes, instead of copy-pasting an insane amount of them all over the artwork like in Bees 0. Carrots can be more annoying to find in the later levels, so hints are your friend. And above all that, it's a $1 game when on sale, so just get the achievements and enjoy your stay. [h2] More bunny games -> [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45734595-All-the-Rabbits/?appid=2356780] All the Rabbits [/url] [/h2]

I loved this little game! I love looking for cute little things It distracts the mind and you become totally focused on carrots and little bunnies <3 <3 Too bad I'm impatient and finished it all in one day XD XD

Bigger objects and smaller artworks make most of the levels very easy to complete, although there’s always a few items which are difficult to find. Still, it’s hard not to be charmed by the cute bunnies and the whimsical settings, although some of the music tracks and artwork are more rock than relaxing. It’s interesting to see how each of the artists interpreted the task of drawing the same items into their pieces. Overall I enjoyed my brief time with it, but am hoping for more challenge in the rest of the animal series’.

One in a series of "i Commissioned some .... " This game was relaxing and not over time consuming. Some pictures were crudely drawn, whether that is part of the hidden ogject feature? Im not sure. This however make things harder to find, on top of extremely BUSY scenes. Dont dispair though, you can use Hints to give you a guide on the finally Wascally Wabbit, without losing your ability to get a perfect game. :) 7/10 for this game, on to I commissioned some Dogs... Happy Hunting...