Dye the bunny. Ellie, you have to dye the bunny.
A new Vidas game that has the usual Vidas flair. Great visuals and atmosphere. There are quite a few optional puzzles in each place, which I enjoyed a lot. Being able to explore on your own was something refreshing, instead of the usually linear and claustrophobic games Vidas releases.
However the story...
Spoiler-free Review
After a series of smaller games, Vidas delivers his next major project and it's a sequel to his easter-themed horror game Dye the Bunny. With all the promotional material released beforehand, we all knew that this one was going to be something special.
The story functions as a direct continuation of the first game. While part 1 was...
Unfortunately, this game falls short of what I expected after playing the first Dye The Bunny. The intro has no explanation and throughout the game play it continues to get more random and confusing. Too much symbolism or analogies being used to my guess because nothing made sense. The scares are misplaced and shy of hitting the mark of horror or suspense....
Another wonderful entry in the strangely awesome world of Vidas Games. If you are bored of the same old jump scares and are looking for a decently atmospheric horror game then look no further. Vidas as always has a style all his own and you never know what might happen next when you play his games. Long story short, grab this and many more from Vidas...
Really enjoyed playing through this. If you like surreal and you like horror, definitely recommend this and its predecessor.
