| Display title | Bunny Must Die |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Bunny Must Die: Chelsea and the 7 Devils is a Japanese Metroidvania indie game released in 2006 for Windows PC by Platine Dispositif, the creator of the Gundemonium Series. The game borrows many of the mechanics from Metroid and Castlevania as well as adding many new ones. The most interesting new mechanic in the game is the titular protagonist, Bunny's abilities to slow, freeze, or reverse time. There are also many other abilities, items, and weapons power-ups to play around and experiment with. As an added bonus, there's an unlockable character that offers a different take on the game's storyline. |
