The bunny isn't actually tiny. If you're looking for an actual tiny bunnies, this game might not be for you. Now if you're a fan of tall, dark, and handsome bunnies, this is the game for you. I have never met a taller, darker, and more handsome bunny in all my life.

This visual novel is definitely quite the ride. With its gorgeous black and white art, creative setting and droves of social commentary on bullying, trauma, abuse, as well as parental neglect, bad parenting and family unravelling, it makes for a delicious, yet very disturbing trip through the mind of young Anton, a boy that only wants his family to go back to normal and to go to Disneyland, but is instead stuck in the cold Russian taiga, a fitting metaphor for his inner turmoil and descent into madness.

The story has lots of branches, having a ton of replay value and a lot of possibilities to check out. Sadly, the final episode and the ending(s) are not quite up to par with the rest of the game quality-wise. It descends into gratuitous gore and desolate supernatural hopelessness when it could've done so much more with what it had setup in the first four episodes. Great opportunities for further commentary and exploration of society were definitely missed. That being said, it's still worth playing through at least a few times, as the experience is well worth it in spite of this.

还不错，目前打了两个结局，就是这类游戏要一直点，有点累，自动模式又有点慢