About This Game From the creator of the Gundemonium Collection comes a thrilling new 2D action-platformer! Help Bunny escape the Devils’ Labyrinth and defeat the 7 Devils in this hilariously over-the-top action-platformer game. Battle through a large, connected map filled with unique enemies, traps, and puzzles. Use magical items like the Sylph Shooter and the Hyper Heels to power up and defeat the 7 Devils. Manipulate the fabric of time to solve puzzles and survive. Will Bunny be rid of those new ears she so despises? Only with your assistance can she brave this dangerous maze... Key features:Beautiful hand-drawn 2D graphics Over-the-top comical style with a charming storyline Play through 7 dangerous areas and battle 7 powerful Devils 2 versions: Choose between the original graphics or new remixed sprites Acquire magical items, new abilities and manipulate time to solve puzzles A new arranged soundtrack by Woofle (Gundemonium Collection), alongside the originalFull arranged soundtrack in high-quality MP3 format for listening outside of the gameJapanese language support now available! a09c17d780 Title: Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 DevilsGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Platine DispositifPublisher:Rockin' Android, Rockin AndroidRelease Date: 26 Sep, 2013 Bunny Must Die! Chelsea And The 7 Devils Free Offline bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils metacritic. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils wiki. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils steam. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils ps4. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils ps vita. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils download. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils vita. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils trophy guide. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils walkthrough. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils review. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils. bunny must die chelsea and the 7 devils black screen I thought I'd rated this game years ago. I'm disappointed in myself that I haven't.This is a fun quirky metroidvania with some unique powerups that set apart from missiles and morph balls. These are a diverse mix and plenty of them are completely optional which should please explorers and collectors alike. Its story is very tongue in cheek with several playful jabs at other games in the genre, references to other Platine Dispositif games and random self-contained bits of comedy throughout the game that are funny by their own merit.First and foremost, the platforming has a very rigid structure. Movement is tight without the slippery Mario feel, but it's not immediately understandable. It really helps to understand for instance that you can jump higher from a standstill than while running. Players unwilling to commit such mechanics to memory may struggle, but this structure means players who do should find the controls are an asset rather than a liability.The game sports its own set of challenges related to various types of game completion including each permutation of speed run and 100% completion. There's also challenges for minimal completion, defeating each boss in the game in a certain way and finding a handful of unique situations throughout the game. These naturally port well to Steam's achievement system, and have been.Bosses mostly feel like they've come from a bullet hell, which is no coincidence as it is Platine Dispositif's forte. Fortunately health is generous enough to compensate for the increased number of enemy projectiles and as with all games of this genre bosses' patterns can be memorised and manipulated with experience.This game received a few enhancements and changes for its English release. Some of these are improvements, such as the remixes by Leila "Woofle" Wilson of Freedom Planet fame. Others not so much, like the severe nerfing of Elixirs' effectiveness. Sadly the Steam version didn't receive subsequent improvements made in a later PS4 port. But it remains a very playable and entertaining game in its own right. For the asking price and by today's standards it's probably best bought during a sale. To those of you who may have received it from a previous bundle, it's definitely worth a try.. I thought I'd rated this game years ago. I'm disappointed in myself that I haven't.This is a fun quirky metroidvania with some unique powerups that set apart from missiles and morph balls. These are a diverse mix and plenty of them are completely optional which should please explorers and collectors alike. Its story is very tongue in cheek with several playful jabs at other games in the genre, references to other Platine Dispositif games and random self-contained bits of comedy throughout the game that are funny by their own merit.First and foremost, the platforming has a very rigid structure. Movement is tight without the slippery Mario feel, but it's not immediately understandable. It really helps to understand for instance that you can jump higher from a standstill than while running. Players unwilling to commit such mechanics to memory may struggle, but this structure means players who do should find the controls are an asset rather than a liability.The game sports its own set of challenges related to various types of game completion including each permutation of speed run and 100% completion. There's also challenges for minimal completion, defeating each boss in the game in a certain way and finding a handful of unique situations throughout the game. These naturally port well to Steam's achievement system, and have been.Bosses mostly feel like they've come from a bullet hell, which is no coincidence as it is Platine Dispositif's forte. Fortunately health is generous enough to compensate for the increased number of enemy projectiles and as with all games of this genre bosses' patterns can be memorised and manipulated with experience.This game received a few enhancements and changes for its English release. Some of these are improvements, such as the remixes by Leila "Woofle" Wilson of Freedom Planet fame. Others not so much, like the severe nerfing of Elixirs' effectiveness. Sadly the Steam version didn't receive subsequent improvements made in a later PS4 port. But it remains a very playable and entertaining game in its own right. For the asking price and by today's standards it's probably best bought during a sale. To those of you who may have received it from a previous bundle, it's definitely worth a try.
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