Poor Bunny is a deceptively cute, high-stakes survival arcade game developed by Adventure Islands — the studio behind Heart Star, Super Dangerous Dungeons, and Total Party Kill. The premise is simple: control an adorable bunny, eat all the carrots scattered across the level, and avoid the traps that spawn with increasing aggression the longer you survive.
What starts as a gentle platformer transforms within two minutes into a white-knuckle obstacle gauntlet. The game has earned over 212,000 likes on Poki and sits at a 4.5-star rating — driven almost entirely by the addictive tension between how cute it looks and how brutally it plays.
The scoring currency of Poor Bunny is the humble carrot. Eat every carrot on the course to rack up your tally, but watch for the Golden Carrot — a rare, glowing pickup worth five normal carrots that spawns at random intervals. Prioritising the golden carrot when it appears can dramatically accelerate your unlock progress.
Collected carrots serve a dual purpose: they build your score per session and accumulate as a permanent currency for unlocking new bunny skins. With over 100 unlockable characters, the cosmetic rabbit roster is genuinely enormous and provides long-term drive to keep playing.
Poor Bunny is not just about collecting — it is about surviving an obstacle course that does not stop getting worse. Traps activate progressively:
The trap density never stops increasing. There is no final level, no boss, no escape — only the inevitability of the next trap finding a gap in your reflexes.
Poor Bunny supports three local play configurations on a single device: