Killer Bunnies and the Quest for the Magic Carrot
CA$5.00
2-8 Players
45min
Ages 12+
Complexity 1.88/5
Killer Bunnies is a silly "take-that" sort of game. Throughout the game, you play bunnies in front of yourself and use wacky weapons to try to kill the bunnies in front of the other players. You're also trying to collect carrots. There are 2 sets of carrot cards, which have the same carrots on them . One set is collected and the other is set aside. The game ends when the last carrot has been claimed. Anybody who does not have a bunny in front of themselves at that point has to give their carrots to a player with a bunny. Whoever has the collectible carrot that matches the one on the bottom of the other carrot stack wins. If nobody has a bunny, the game ends with no winner.
This is not a collectible card game - every pack that has the same name has the exact same contents. If you choose to buy expansions, it works best if you buy them in the order they were released.
The game is missing 1 water card, but still perfectly playable without it. There are the remnants of a price sticker on one side of the box (see photo).
Additional information is available here.
Knowledge of English is required. Many of the cards have unique effects.
Colours: Players gain a benefit by having 3 bunnies of the same colour. There are also different coloured 12-sided dice, and cards use boxes with colours to indicate which die/dice to roll for which card.
Having a bunny in The Bunny Circle is a key part of the game, and often that comes down to luck. Sometimes a player will just not be able to keep a bunny alive despite their best efforts (meaning they are very limited as to what they can do on a turn), meanwhile their opponent(s) has/have a bunny triplet, allowing them to play multiple cards per turn. If players are not mindful of each others' situations, this can be extremely unpleasant for some players.
A lot of the overall game comes down to luck, which some players will not enjoy, but some will prefer.
