Bunny Park

A bit pricey at time of writing, this game does what it sets out to do. It's very basic but gets the job done. You can place decor (though sometimes it won't let you for some reason and doesn't give you your coins back fully), pet bunnies, and plant crops. If you really like bunnies like me and like decorating games, I'd say give it a try. Just be aware that building up coins takes a while but it snowballs once you get some helper butterflies. The music is also repetitive after a while, but this is the kind of game you can just listen to your own music to.

I wish there was more to play. I didnt want to stop after getting all the bunnies!

Achievement hunters beware: There are 6 achievements that are tied to IRL seasons. You will have to go offline and change the date, or log in every 3mo, to actually get these. Bunny Park plays more like an interactive screen-saver than an actual game past the first 20min. You hzve to have about 2-3 of every decoration, 3-6 of every garden plot to get all 25 bunnies, and a lot of bot-terflies to speed it all up. The cursor moves quite slowly, and going afk for 3 or so hours will get you all the gold you need, but if you enjoy a relaxing, stress free, pastel-bright, and customizable world, you'll find your home here.

Developers need to work on bugs as the coins are unable to be picked up sometimes and you can't really place decor properly. The camera bugs out as well as I was unable to fix/move it for a while. It's pricey for a mobile game type format. Addicting though and cute.

This game is more of a small garden decorating sim. You can't interact with the bunnies beyond poking them. There isn't a large variety of items that can be placed. If you select an item to buy it takes your coins even if you don't place it. Butterflies will still miss collecting coins even if you have a ton of them because they all go for the same coin. The game would be more fun if you could do more with the bunnies. They don't interact with anything but food