And Daniel Cook *was* behind Bunni: How we first met so technically we're not allowed to. Talked to a friend about this and he noticed that while the assets are free to use in commercial projects, we're not allowed to make clones of games made by their author. I maybe be getting ahead of myself, but I think I'll watch a bunch of gameplay videos and maybe see if me and a friend could do something about this. > Edit: I dug a bit and found that the graphics used are free! > This is actually an awesome find! A remake could use the same graphics free of charge. > *Originally posted by **(/forums/3/topics/730392?page=1#11334357)**:* > Yes please remake it, so many of us loved that game. But we hope that it will work and that you will be able to experience as much of the game as you desire. Disclaimer: We haven't played through this resurrected version of the game, so we can't promise that it works properly and we aren't providing support for it.You will have to play the game in a single browser session (although you can take breaks if you want-just don't close the browser tab/window). For a limited time, Reply All is hosting Bunni here: A Daniel Cook was behind Bunni: How we first met so technically we're not allowed to.įirst, we commend to you this podcast, which is the reason you're able to play Bunni again.

Honestly it was one of the best games I'd played, and I wish someone would get it working again. Kongregate Bunni: How We First Met, post your thoughts on the discussion board or read fellow gamers' opinions. I think there are a couple other similar ones including EyeMaze and one game which I think was Japanese but I forgot the name (It's not EyeMaze and it has little.fairies? Something like that on an island). Bunni We First Met - Flash game brought back! - You're a bunny.

Bunni how we first met working