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Toxic Bunny

Review

This platformer challenges you to explore 4 large levels, mix elixirs for power-ups, and battle dozens of enemies with 7 weapons.

Toxic Bunny was developed by Celestial Games and published by Vision Software for DOS in 1996; this is the original release of the game on any platform.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1996
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
5.97 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Toxic Bunny

Toxic Bunny is a side-scrolling action platform game where the player controls a bunny named Toxic. The character's motivation stems from a disrupted coffee break, caused by the planet being coated in a decaffeinated substance and the brainwashing of his companions.

Gameplay involves navigating through four expansive levels. The bunny can walk, jump, and use a projectile weapon against a variety of foes. A key system allows for the collection of differently colored elixirs, which can be combined to create items like health restoratives or explosives.

The core objective is for the player to identify and confront the entity responsible for the global contamination and the alteration of Toxic's friends.

Toxic Bunny Screenshots

10 images
Main menu
Selecting difficulty
Introductory text
Start
Some sort of an intro
Picking up an anchor
Caterpillars are not a problem, but the bats are.
This green guy fills the bunny with lead.
Arrows show the way