Most levels are set up to force you to lose as many bunnies as possible, with sides lined with spiked ivy next to wide open borders, resulting in bunnies flying to their death in multiple ways. Although pachinko, like slots or pinball, is a very luck-based game, Bunny Cannon relies much more on skill-or seems to. This need for precision, and the game’s overall difficulty, is its big downfall. Without any other way to receive “extra” bunnies, you’ll need to aim your shots carefully every round. These eggs are rare, though, and often placed in very hard to reach spots. These eggs can be broken to reveal a golden bunny, which, if hit, will drop three golden bunnies that count for either color. There will also occasionally be golden eggs in place of bunny pegs on the stage.
This means you’ll need to shoot blue bunnies into pink ones-creating two blue bunnies and one pink-and pink into blue-creating two pink bunnies and one blue-in order to meet your rabbit quota. The game typically gives you a couple of bunnies in both blue and pink in your cannon, while requiring at least three or more of each color in the baskets. However, this bunny multiplier is not merely a bonus feature like Peggle‘s “multiball,” but a required mechanic for filling your baskets on the majority of stages. Bunnies also multiply upon hitting rabbits of the opposite color, creating a nearly constant potential for “multiballs.” There are also hazards all over each stage, including open sides where the bunnies can fly out, poison ivy, fluttering owls, and proximity bombs. Having to land your bunnies in the basket at the bottom of the screen is one we’ve already mentioned. Collecting the minimum number of required bunnies will let you pass the level, while additional catches earn you stars for the standard three-star rating system.Īs a modified version of pachinko, Bunny Cannon is reminiscent of Peggle at first blush, with a few significant gameplay differences. Certain baskets will also count only specifically-colored bunnies (blue or pink), meaning any bunny of the wrong color that falls simply won’t add to the completion total. The goal of each level is to fill the basket(s) at the bottom of the screen with a certain number of bunnies, which varies from stage to stage. This is also the basic gameplay of Bunny Cannon, and what you’ll have to work with. Because of this, our furry visionary imagines a world where bunnies are catapulted from a cannon in the sky into other bunnies, which causes them to multiply on their freefall journey toward a basket below. His father claims they arrive from heaven, his uncle says the stork shoots them out of a cannon, and his teacher explains they come from other bunnies.
If only its gameplay was as flawless as the reproductive science it presents.īunny Cannon begins as one young rabbit’s attempt to reconcile three different explanations of where baby bunnies come from.
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