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About This Game Action retro platformer.Semi Visible Chickens. Hamster launchers. triple strength espresso, Armoured sentient mucus. Just a day in the office for Toxic Bunny.Toxic Bunny is what would happen if the Looney Toons & Monty Python were heavily armed and thrown into a blender with the best (and worst) movies of the 90's and turned the results into a retro platform game.Find out what happens when an almost normal rabbit gets into a really bad mood. Follow Toxic as he tries to find the person responsible for interrupting his coffee break, brainwashing all his friends and covering the planet with decaffeinated goo.** Show general disregard for public safety by firing the NITRIC HAMSTER LAUNCHER (the only known weapon to guarantee a fatality).** Giggle evilly as you squish aliens with rusty nautical equipment. 7aa9394dea Title: Toxic Bunny HDGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Celestial GamesPublisher:Celestial GamesRelease Date: 18 Jul, 2014 Toxic Bunny HD Xforce Keygen toxic bunny hd. toxic bunny hd download The controls are the very worst I've ever seen on Steam. Please, make yourself a service and don't even try this game, even if you got it in a bundle like I did. I regret giving it a chance.. It's an old school platformer that has a sense of humor. I'm being dead honest, I loved playing this game. the graphics are nice and the controls at first were difficult to get accustomed to. Give the game a chance, and be patient with it. Also if you don't know what the controls are, because the tutorial really is a train wreck, just look at the button configure screen..It helped me out a lot. Very easy achievments too, got 45\/55 in one playthrough.. A poor man's edgy Jazz Jackrabbit, Toxic Bunny was a bad game in 1996 and remains bad with updated graphics.. The Good: hand-drawn sprites and levels, all very detailed and colorful interesting, occasionally maze-like level design humor that's somewhat reminiscent of Jazz Jackrabbit and sometimes even Earthworm Jim elements like level puzzles, shops and an inventory make the game more complex than your average barebones platformerThe Meh: the music tracks are so short that their constant repetition drove me insane (you can turn the music off completely, though, which I eventually did) lackluster controller support; controllers have to be set up manually for one thing, but even then, I (using a 360 pad) experienced such hypersensitivity with the thumbsticks that I ended up using the d-pad for movement; if you have a gamepad with an excellent d-pad, this should not be an issue, but 360 users should be warned on "Normal" and "Hard", *nothing* dies with one hit; not that big a deal overall, but definitely an occasional nuisance, especially in the beginning of the game when you're stuck with nothing but an ineffective and arching throwing weapon some minor flaws that made the game seem a bit unpolished, like the save game thumbnail always displaying the wrong difficulty level, or the goal arrow occasionally pointing in the wrong direction the map can be rather useless in some levels as it leaves out certain elements (like bridges), resulting in unexpected dead endsThe Ugly: the controls are *the* major issue here; Bunny's movement feels almost unpredictable on occasion as his momentum is unnecessarily difficult to gauge and control, making tricky jumps (which are admittedly rather infrequent) overly frustrating; adding to this are quirks like the main character automatically sliding down slopes, which, too, affects momentum in hard to predict ways; the whole ordeal feels sluggish and inexcusably imprecise OVERALL:It pains me a bit to say this, because I love hand-drawn platformers, especially when they remind me of the glory days of DOS gaming, but this is not a title that should be bought at full price. Give it a try if you get it on the (very) cheap or as a gift, but do not overspend on what is essentially an unpolished game that wasted its potential.. None of the keyboard controls worked, so I could not play this at all. Disappointed.. First try on Toxic Bunny HDUpdates will be posted boldly on the respecitve parts of the review.Update: After playing the game with a controller for a longer period, I change my opinion on the final verdict. Therefore the last paragraph has been changed.The video is available here:http:\/\/youtu.be\/K5mOC-wBvcEAs someone who loves plattformers, I thought I'd give this game a try, so I did just that and here are my first impressions.First off: The game is a HD remake, but it is not a case of just having its resulution upped. Sprites, backgrounds etc. were updated so it looks like a relatively modern title now.After taking a look at gameplay footage of the original game though, the animations, the physics, as well as the soundtrack are the exact same, as far as I can tell. You can call it staying true to the original or developer laziness...whatever you want to call it, I won't judge you.Before we go into the game itself, we take a look at the options first, which provide us with fully rebindable controls. The audio options are fairly standard with seperate sliders for music, sound effects and ambient sounds. The graphics options are Unity standard: Low, Medium and High as well as standard resolutions are avaiable to chose.Another thing I'd like to mention that, even though it is stated on the store page that this game has full controller support, I couldn't get my XBOX Controller to work with this game. So that is a big issue, at least for me, because I like to play plattformers with a controller better. Update: After using the guide of the devs (which you can find in the comments), I was able to make the controller work, which enhances the experience greatly, in my opinion. As we get into the game the first thing many people will notice is that the way the momentum as well as the physics feel in that game is quite odd. So might take a little time getting used on the "oldschool" style of movement and momentum there. After playing the first level my experience with the combat is that is very shallow, which is good for new players, but it hurts the longevity of the game. Since it only has 4 levels and I have been through the first level within 30 minutes it is safe to assume that the game lasts about 2-3 hours. If you are an achievementhunter you might go back to some levels, but at this point I'd like to point out an issue which might take you your completionist enthusiasm. Sometimes, mostly when collecting a lot of stuff at once, it seems to me that the game is not recognizing you picking up items. Some items even take 3-4 attemps to count as collected, even though you've clearly hit it the tries before that. Speaking of hitbox issues, the hitbox of walls as well as the ground when you try to shoot enemies takes a lot of getting used to. For both issues you'll see examples in the video, I've made.Another issue I've encountered is that I don't see what potion currently is active, which was the case when playing the tutorial. In the game itself it is not shown though. It seemed to me that the potion mechanic is not working properly, but this could be my mistake. Other than that I have to say that the potion mechanic sounds nice in theory and it's a shame, I couldn't see it in action.Finally the question of questions: Is the game worth it? At the current state, I say you can give it a shot, but keep in mind that the issues mentioned above make it hard for me to wholeheartedly recommend you this game. If you feel the same way as I do, you might be better off buying it at a sale.. It's an old school platformer that has a sense of humor. I'm being dead honest, I loved playing this game. the graphics are nice and the controls at first were difficult to get accustomed to. Give the game a chance, and be patient with it. Also if you don't know what the controls are, because the tutorial really is a train wreck, just look at the button configure screen..It helped me out a lot. Very easy achievments too, got 45/55 in one playthrough.