Gunny Bunny

Gunny Bunny was one of those games you'd find buried in the Flash game portals of the early 2000s. It didn't have a big studio name attached to it, but it was a familiar sight for anyone spending an afternoon clicking through simple action games. The setup was straightforward, a quick distraction between other tasks.

You control a rabbit with a gun, moving it with the mouse to aim at waves of incoming enemies. Your primary weapon fires with a left click, while a secondary attack, often a more powerful bomb or missile, is mapped to a key like D. You collect items, sometimes by moving over them or pressing W, to replenish health or upgrade your firepower. The main goal is to survive as long as possible, clearing each screen of foes before they overwhelm you. The pacing is constant, with enemies swarming from all sides, creating a difficulty that feels fair but insistent. It feels like a tense, twitchy test of your reflexes and positioning.