Oh Jeez, Oh No, My Rabbits Are Gone!

Good stuff. Atmospheric and with a nice soundtrack, it's a bit like the classic Abe's Oddysee but on the exact other end of the cuteness spectrum. Weighs in at just the right length and is paced well, I was interested the whole way through and wound up rescuing every rabbit. It is also indie as hell in the good way. Hope for more along the same lines someday!

Really...? it should have at least 200+ reviews by now... I still think of this nice puzzle game from time to time. Maybe it's the music? Maybe I loved exploring the environments, solving puzzles and catching rabbits? Or maybe it was the end...? No spoiler! All I know is that a Yes recommendation has been sorely missing from me. Recommended? Yes! Save those rabbits! And have a good time :D

Absolutely charming, well made, and just puzzling enough. Dozens of color palettes for your character are hidden about, providing an incentive to poke into every nook and cranny. Some basic accessibility options show a level of care - that said, a few of the puzzles rely on timing, and I would encourage the devs to add a "slower timers" feature to the accessibility menu. :) All in all, very pleased with my time spent playing.

Really enjoyed this puzzle platformer! Had a lot of well-made mechanics and took a lot of considerations into account to make the game approachable for any gamer. Soundtrack is really good and sets the mood for each area, fitting each one pretty much perfectly. Puzzles require you to control the rabbits with commands while also positioning your character properly, and both of these elements are used well to make rewarding obstacles. Highly recommended!

My girls love the rabbits. It's great that you can pet them and feed them carrots and watch them do tricks. The puzzles are challenging. Controls were a little confusing at first, but work great with a gamepad. I'm surprised how long it is. I wasn't expecting multiple worlds.

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Bunnies! Okay, the cute graphics are definitely a charm. But this is a puzzle game first and foremost. And I think the puzzles are good too. You want to guide bunnies to their homes. But you don't directly control the bunnies; instead, you use commands to have them e.g. follow you or stop where they are. Puzzle games about giving instructions indirectly, like this, are not easy to come by. The world is quite open, letting you rescue bunnies in whatever order you want. New worlds introduce new mechanics that make things tricky. The puzzles don't get too difficult, but they explore the depth pretty well. There are some secrets you can find for a variety of Steam achievements. If you're looking for horrendously difficult puzzles, you won't quite find them. It's a chill game. Simply enjoy your time here.

i found so many rabbits and enjoyed every moment!

The most wholesome multitude of hours I've put into a game.

A delight of a puzzle platformer, Oh Jeez, Oh No, My Rabbits Are Gone! really delivers on its premise extremely well. The puzzles are good, the rabbits are adorable, the ending I got (with more rabbits than I began) was great, the music suits the areas well. It's around 3-4 hours (assuming you try to save all the bunnies, but who wouldn't?), and with a variety of different mechanics in the different areas to keep it from being boring. The graphics work well for the game's style, and collecting all the different palettes is also fun (although I'll admit, I missed a couple). Difficulty of a puzzle game is obviously very person to person, but I found the game's difficulty fun and interesting without being painful or obtuse. I think most people could play it and be able to work out the puzzles. The player's mechanics are also pretty simple (you have a two block jump, a three block jump, a sprint, and a climb, as well as the bunny commands), but are used effectively and combined with area-specific mechanics to keep them interesting. The "final area" as it were is also a really nice touch and well done. All around great puzzle platformer.