They made a game about multiplying bunnies...

Paquerette Down the Bunburrows is an insanely deep puzzle game about capturing and multiplying bunny rabbits...

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#realcivilengineer #Paquerette #puzzle

[Astraeus..]

As someone with a pet bunny, can confirm, when they're feeling playful/don't want to be caught you DO have to trick them into a corner of some kind in order to actually catch em :P

[andreagillette]

The irony of RCE missing the 16th level being called 😂💚

[Ah_Yes_I_See]

Well, don't forget that in Zootopia, Judy (who is a rabbit) says, "But we are good at multiplying." Implying both mathematics, and business information.
Nothing else is implied, I promise.

[theroadstopshere]

"Peace, love, and bunny threesomes!"
Well that's an... interesting way to sign off Sometimes I wonder how YouTube doesn't catch stuff they'd usually be clutching their pearls over, and then I remember that no censor program on earth could predict sentences like that ever being said 😂

[LordSaric]

I like how Matt realized there were secret levels for breeding, but not that the adults in those level made the rest of the 29, telling him how many secret levels he had left to find. :P

[andrewvalentine]

This is literally going down the rabbit hole.

[musizlover]

I remembered an old browser game that was literally all about breeding rabbits. I think it was called Breeder Game. It was a fast paced casual game about keeping your rabbits in the pen alive as long as you can by breeding them. You start with two, and click and drag them to their mates and they create babies that will grow into adults, but there are rules where the rabbits will fight if they are the same gender, random disasters will strike the pen and so on. Plus you can't tell what gender are they unless they do their idle animation to indicate what they are, put the wrong ones together and you lose a rabbit.

[henke]

"This is gonna add so much to this game!" he said, not realizing the consequences.

[sxfglcc]

This game was may more creative and intricate than i expected. Well done devs.

[clarataylor]

As someone who has pet rabbits. This is exactly what it feels like trying to catch rabbits when they do not want to be caught.

[prunabluepepper]

What an clever game idea, what could possibly go wrong...🐇🐇

[AutisticKittyStar]

I remember a game about multiplying bunnies but it wasn't in this style, it was in a cutesy kinda cartoony style and there were no people, just bunnies and you could see them mating and popping out bunnies. I found that game when I was 12 on an obscure website that I used to use all the time but quickly found out that there were 18+ games on there like hentai games etc. I don't think the site is active anymore. I found it in 2005/2006

[BluBlu]

The irony of RCE not seeing the strongest shape at 19:46

[Suzuki_Hiakura]

"Like herding cats". Definitely recommend searching for the cat herders superbowl commercial. It was one of the two made by a company that was amusing, but destroyed the company financially.

[stepsbeyondtheeventhorizon]

I can't imagine the recursive nightmare that went into programming the rabbit to always take the optimal route.

[nyscersul]

They captured the feel of chasing small animals around small places into the gameplay real nicely heh (I have a cat. ;) )

[The_Box_King]

Day 9 of asking Matt to play Mindustry.

[sallycarter]

Fun fact: you clicked on this video because of the thumbnail

[arumpaldea]

True, sometimes I do need to 'chase' a bunny into a corner to pick them up. I volunteer socializing rabbits, and to put them back sometimes they are stubborn 😂

[unfortunatedisgrace]

as someone who had to catch bunnys before i can confirm this is how you catch bunnys.