Bunibon is a free mobile game available for Android. It was developed by Regnslöja and was released on June 12, 2012. It will go on to have a sequel for Android and iOS a year later
Description[]
The player controls the titular Bunibon. The objective of each stage is to collect orbs while avoiding obstacles and enemies. Each level is short and consists of a single screen with outlines detailing where the next orb will spawn.
Controls[]
Bunibon is always bouncing up and down. The player can move pressing and holding onto either the left or right side of the screen to move Bunibon. There is a minor skid to account for when moving and stopping.
GamePlay[]
Entire Level layout with bosses being indicated with skull tiles
The overworld consists of several multi-colored grids representing a different theme. Each grid is made of tiles that represents a stage that the player can pick. When the player beats a stage the surrounding nearby tiles are unlocked allowing the player to pick which path they can go. There are also tiles consisting of boss fights designated by a skull insignia.
The boss fights consists of a single enemy with a visible weak point on their head. The player must dodge their attacks and bounce on the weak point a total of three times to defeat their opponent and spawn the orb necessary to clear the stage. Defeating every boss gains access to the topmost horned-skull tile where the final boss can be faced.
Reception[]
The game earned positive reviews, average a 4.3 out of 5 stars on the Google PlayStore. The game's challenging difficulty was praised with its simple level design and clear goal.[1]
Trivia[]
- Bunibon and all its enemies and bosses will go on to be featured as cameos or cards in the LudoVerse crossover: Card City Nights
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