Tiny Bunny is a non-linear visual novel game in the convention of dark horror, inspired by a short story by Dmitry Mordas. The action takes place in a quiet, lost village among the Siberian forests, where children are increasingly starting to die. In this disturbing scenery, we learn the story of a sixth-grader who, after moving with his family, quickly finds out that something sinister is lurking in the surrounding forest. Winter in this land does not bring peace. Something wanders through the snow-covered paths, which observes, tempts with its voice from the darkness and leaves disturbing traces behind. Rumors about faces peeking out of windows, strange noises among the trees and missing children become commonplace, and the voice of the forest leaves its victims no choice. The only thing left is to fight for life or for humanity. The game has a branching storyline — each choice affects the further course of the story and leads to different endings. Stylish black-and-white visuals, poignant music, and a sultry, overwhelming atmosphere add to the sense of horror to create one of the most disturbing stories in the genre. Currently, the first four episodes are available, allowing you to immerse yourself in a significant part of the story. Tiny Bunny Highlights: A non-linear horror visual novel with an extensive, engaging storyline Every player makes has a real impact on the development of events Expressive, black-and-white visuals with a unique style Dark, original soundtrack that builds strong tension Dense, unsettling atmosphere and numerous secrets to discover Four available episodes, out of five planned Note: The game contains strong language and scenes of physical and psychological violence. Caution is advised.