Yeah Bunny!

Name: Yeah Bunny!
Rating: 4.7 (2680 reviews)
Author: Adrian Zarzycki

By: Adrian Zarzycki

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Features & Capabilities

Yeah Bunny! is a charming, bite-sized Chrome game that invites players to guide a cute bunny through a pixel-perfect world.

With intuitive tap-to-jump controls, nine unique worlds and 48 levels, you’ll collect carrots and keys, fight bosses, and enjoy a quick, addictive platformer with adorable pixel art.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Adrian Zarzycki

Rating:

4.70

(2,680)

Version:

1.50.3 Last updated: 2024-03-25

Version code:

864694900

Creation date:

2017-06-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

149.24MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-14

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 36,513 ▼ 33

Other platforms

Yeah Bunny! (v1.50.3)

9,037,548 4.65

(54,387)

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Developed by:

Adrian Zarzycki

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yeah-bunny/id1219797995

User Reviews

Yeah Bunny! shines with beautiful pixel art, a relaxing pace, and solid offline play that runs on older devices. Players enjoy the visuals, charm, and balanced difficulty, plus ongoing replay value and interest in a sequel. Common downsides include buggy controls and input glitches, level progression bugs that block advancement, and intrusive or frequent ads. Some also find the click-heavy mechanic repetitive and would welcome new movement options. Overall, it’s a charming title with room for polish and feature improvements.

Pros

Stunning pixel-art visuals and charming animations create a comforting, unique atmosphere.
Relaxing, balanced platforming that isn’t ultra hard and appeals to fans of auto-run style.
Mostly ad-free or easily manageable ads; revive-based ads only.
Works on older iPads and offline; strong cross-device accessibility.
Good replay value with sequel potential and ongoing interest in Yeah Bunny 3.

Cons

Input and control bugs include unresponsive buttons, intermittent double-jump failures, and other glitches.
Level progression bugs where you can’t advance or restart properly.
Ads can be intrusive or frequent in some sessions.
The click-heavy mechanic can become repetitive; players want alternative controls like a dash.
Occasional unfair/unbalanced level design with difficult spots.

Recent reviews

5 street

by Fl*****, 2026-02-28

The level design sucks, and the controls are buggy.

by dj*****, 2026-02-08

It excels at creating a unique and comforting environment with stunning pixel art and backgrounds. The clicking mechanic though, can get sometimes repetitive and I would appreciate some kind of dash or new feature that would involve something other than rapidly clicking the jump button, a.k.a. tapping the screen. Unlike other mobile games isn’t crazy difficult or extremely easy. It finds a nice balance in its identity and overall gameplay. Overall, it is a nice game for those who enjoy platforms with auto run on it and are not bothered the rapid clicking 4/5 Would recommend to platformer fans