Community22 Aug 2026Meet Racabat!Hey Soldiers! After a long wait, it’s finally time to meet your number one enemy: RACABAT ! This greedy raccoon is the one who started it all. Not only did he want every last piece of Bunny land for himself, but he also vowed to wipe every bunny from the face of the Earth — claiming there simply wasn’t enough room for both Bunnies and Raccoons. Something tells us he is just jealous of how amazi…
Hey soldiers! We just released version 0.1.6 with brand new localizations! Our goal is for everyone to enjoy the demo, so now you can play Bunny Flags in Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Russian, and German! Need to switch languages? Right-click Bunny Flags Demo in your Steam Library → Properties → General → Language, and pick the one you want. Let us know what you think, especially if th…
Our demo is up and running!!! These past few days have been about fixing major bugs and listening to feedback on how to improve the gameplay experience. If you've already downloaded the demo and haven't played it yet, or plan to play it soon, please make sure you have the updated version. The feedback we've received directly from players has been amazing, and even though this is our first game…
Did you know that the first Bunny Charms game had no music, just gunfire and a handful of sound effects, which was pretty normal for web games back in 2009? That changed in early 2011, when Bunny Charms made its return as Bunny Flags and shifted from a shooter to a tower defense game. Chilean composer Ronny Antares came on board and gave it its first real score, one that's still doing its job t…
We're excited to share that the Bunny Flags demo is on its way!! Between 2009 and 2013, we launched a web game trilogy in the tower defense and top-down shooter genres, named Bunny Charms and then Bunny Flags I and II , where our players lived out our chaotic vision of what happens when a bunny gets tired of giant fingers poking at him. With this demo, we wanted to bring a fresh Roguelite energ…
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