The Fox Hare Disaster: Chapter One Reviews

Really cool game! I hope in future chapters there’s a RUN button! 😂 Looking forward to chapter 2! https://youtu.be/Y98f_wNsY9I?si=9CBzlhT3PIY_QLql

good game can not wait for the next chapter

Great game, waiting to see more in chapter 2

Really nice little indie horror game. I hope there will be a 2nd chapter :3 A lot of very cool collectables, creepy monsters, puzzles (not really hard to solve but still fun) Definitely worth the price and fun to play. oh and it runs really really good. no bugs in my play through, no crashes, no fps drops.

Pros: +Optimization, +Good amount of effort into the presentation, +Plenty of scripted gameplay segments What I liked the most: The collectables. I really liked going out of my way to grab all the figurines. Criticisms: The game starts weak with unclear directions on how to enter the boutique and having the camera pull away from you removes any sense of immersion. Thankfully, this game got alot better the more you played it.

Granted I don’t play many horror games as I’m a wuss but this made me wanna play so many more. It’s tense, interesting and fun. Doesn’t feel cheap (both in terms of content, and gameplay. Any deaths I had didn’t feel wrong) Plus while it’s a mascot horror it doesn’t just fit in with Poppy or (thank god) BanBan. It’s very much its own thing; a love letter to both horror games and the 90s overall, as well as a love letter to itself - you can tell the devs really put their heart into it However I will fist fight the manager if I ever see her again, 10/10

Mascot horror puzzle game set in an abandoned mall where your looking for plushies and other collectibles while avoiding various flavour of mannequins and other beasties. Was pretty decent fun to play through, intrigued to see where chapter 2 goes.

Day 14 of the October Horror Reviews: The Fox Hare Disaster: Chapter One Another game that enters into the realm of Poppy Playtime-esque games; you're playing as a person seemingly exploring an abandoned "haunted" shopping centre for the fun of it. I wanna take a second to really say that I enjoyed all the little details in this game. The graphics aren't revolutionary, but it does feel like a lot of love went into designing everything in the game. It doesn't really do the speculative lore thing very much, the game instead relies on you being willing to explore the environments, look at everything it has to offer and that's how you find the game's numerous, cute (and not-so-cute) collectibles. This game has numerous not-so-difficult puzzles, but they feel complex enough to make you pat yourself on the back after finishing them. The puzzles are quite unique too, and make full use of basic problem skills. Monster designs are interesting. I will say they weren't too difficult to avoid, and maybe that's a good thing, but it feels like unless you're purposely being dumb (which I usually am), the game actually feels fairly easy to navigate through without getting caught. That said, I appreciate this as a first chapter to what might be an interesting entry in the mascot horror genre. Interested to see what they do next. 7/10.