Fluffy Horde Reviews

Ok, so I didnt know what to expect about this game.. but a friend was raving about it and I thought I'd give it a try (it was on sale.. so... why not) HONESTLY, I DID NOT EXPECT it to be as fun as it ACTUALLY IS! I mean.. I dont even know how to decribe the game.. it doesnt really fit into any genre... But it's like this bunny madnezz... and you need to bunny massacre. And it's as simple as that.. but it aint that simple! :p The game will have you planning.. stategising.. acting.. sometimes the key to winning is strategy, sometimes it's skill, sometimes it's as easy as figuring out the right aproach... It has a good dose of variety, with a lot of charm and humor on top of it. Every level will can be beat a bunch of different ways but you get bonus points if you also meet some requirements, like beating the level without using a single farmer, or under a certain time or whatever. I found my self repeating some of the levels that I had already beat just beacuse of the challanges... There is a multipleyer mode aswell but I didnt get to try it yet.. If you feel like an easy going casual fun game, with enough depth to also be played ina more challanging manner, this is a good option. TL:DR -It's an unique game that is both casual and challangin depending on your mood -It has FUN GAMEPLAY -It has a good dose of HUMOR -For the low price, it's worth it.

Simple but very challenging if you try to get all the Quests/challenges, great art style and humour - just plain lots of fun and a good brain exercise!

This game is great! The graphicas makes me want to learm pixel art. It's adorable and informative at the same time. The design is well tought and the atmosphere is hillarious. Rabbits are a fun plague to fight! Just waiting for the expansion where you get to be a summoner.

Awesome game. Such an original idea, slaughtering bunnies is surprisingly fun. I really enjoyed the graphics as well as the sounds. I strongly recommend this game.

TLDR: if you like lemmings and tower defense then buy it. You've got to kill all the bunnies with your knights. You also get given other props with which to aid you in your bunny killing such as walking carrots to entice them bridges to raise and lower. You get the knights to walk left or right by moving their flag. Each level gives you a set amount of money to spend and on each level you can buy knights, upgrade knights and/or invest in farmers who will give you more money quicker. You also get money for killing the bunnies. There are optional goals on each level like complete the level within a time limit or protect a character or keep a windmill undamaged (the bunnies seem to hate windmills!!). So far it's taken me an average of about ten minutes to complete each level with all trophies, it typically takes several tries. Completing the levels is not too hard once you figure them out, getting the trophies can be hard and getting the 3 trophies at the same time looks like it could get near impossible pretty quick but that doesn't count towards achievements so far as I can tell. Be warned it can be a bit of a rage-quit kind of experience, there's a good chance you'll find yourself shouting IT'S NOT ******* POSSIBLE at the screen and then you try a couple more times and somehow you manage to complete the level.

It's a nice little game and it's not very costly with good charm in its visuals. The music got on my nerves a little, but it's okay. There is voice acting and it’s difficult to like, personally. The humour is a mixed bag but made me smile at one or two points at the very least. However, I stopped playing after 30 minutes, which is enough time to play the first 10 levels if you repeat them once or twice to get maximum medals. The thing is, the first 10 levels give the impression to me this is 90% puzzle game, rather than a tower defence or strategy. I don’t usually switch off this quickly, and I maybe being a bit harsh, but currently the game just has no reason to continue playing. It’s likely because I went in with different expectations. You start a level, you have an objective, and there is a specific way to solve the level perfectly (which is often given away by the medal rewards.) It’s possible the first 10 levels I played are just an introduction, but if that’s the case they let the rest of the game down. When someone says “Tower Defence Strategy where you fight off hordes of bunnies” I think, “oh heck that sounds cool!”. The videos, pictures and description make it sound like you’re defending yourself against waves of bunnies when in reality you’re going though one hundred 30-60 second levels where there’s a limited number of ways to complete the level and even fewer to get all the medals (Which don’t seem to mean anything, but they are presented as objectives). These first 10 levels seem really dry. The few mechanics that were added in the first 10 levels were added at a steady rate which I can’t fault, but they were not particularly interesting mechanically. A unit which acts as a decoy for the bunnies. A princess you have to escort to the exit. Luring bunnies into a pit. These are mechanics I expect in puzzle games, not a tower defence. The fact the levels are so short means I don’t have time to get my teeth stuck in before I am shipped off to the next level. If a survival mode with all the bells and whistles is added, I would probably retry this game and re-write this review. Currently it doesn’t drive me to keep playing. I was very close to recommending this simple due to the fact it’s 100 levels with some replay-ability for £6. So take this review as “on the cusp”.

It's a simple game, but with so few options for strategy that the difficult levels are essentially ones you just retry until you get lucky. Also my mouse cursor kept disappearing and, for a fast paced mouse controlled game, that was frustrating.

[h1] Now i hate bunnies [/h1] [b] Gameplay [/b]: On the steam page it says ''real-time strategy and tower defence'' but for me it's more like a puzzle game with TD elements, sorry but i really don't see the strategy. There is only 1 way to win the 3 medals on each level and it's really frustrating to have to retry some levels countless times without success. (and it's even worst when you have to start over again BECAUSE 1 BUNNIE don't want to follow the other's). [b] Graphics [/b]: Really good Pixel Art. (that's 1 of the main reason's i bought it) [b] Ost [/b]: Not bad but nothing extraordinary. [b] Ultra wide support [/b]: Yes. [b] Controls [/b]: You can play with mouse only (didn't try any other way). [b] Recommended price [/b]: 4,99€ [b] Devs. activity [/b]: Yes they are active on the forum and on there discord channel. This is a Puzzle game (way too complicated on some levels), if you have to go see someone solving some levels for me it's like cheating and ruin all the fun. Some levels you win the 3 medals without effort and other's made me alt+f4 a couple of times (really bad difficulty balance). For the strategy missing part an active pause would solve that real quick and would transform the gameplay in a much more enjoyable experience. For the Tower-Defence part it's more complicated, you can't fix it with time limit's that short. I would like to recommend this game but i can't because sadly the frustration overcomes the fun.

A bit of silly fun. Reminds me of Lemmings, even though it's nothing like it. Definitely unique. Not really worth the price of £6.00 @ time of writing, but if you can get it on sale for less than a quid then go for it. Winner of 'Best Technoly' at Gamepolitan.

Chances are you watched the trailer and couldn't help but notice how nuts the game looks. Sadly that's all Fluffy Horde gets right. As an actual game, Fluffy Horde sucks. The tags for this game inaccurate. Fluffy Horde features tower defense and strategy, but that's not what the game is. I'd describe the game as more of a physics based puzzler. The pacing of the game makes it slow, stale, and boring contradicting the frenetic zaniness of the trailer. The superficial attempts at humor also fall flat and conflict with the genuine talent put into the insane premise. Beyond that, Fluffy Horde has one fatal issue: The unpredictability of the physics. This is what quickly turned me off to the game. Anyone who's played Fluffy Horde will know exactly what I mean. Every once in awhile, you get one of 'those' levels. You'll do exactly what the game wants you to do, but fail because the bunnies are fucking and reproducing so aggressively, a few will somehow bypass whatever hazard intended to contain them and they win since a single bunny somehow spontaneously generates into a giant bunny cloud on its own. So you've got to replay the level until the physics engine decides it wants to cooperate and not violently spray bunny fetuses out of the pit you're supposed to get the bunny cloud to fall into. I wasn't able to get far into the game because of this. Which is a shame since the goofy concept of Fluffy Horde actually works.