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Stop the alien bunnies at all costs!
The carrots are just relaxing and enjoying another day on the farm with their friends until the inflatable bunnies from space start kidnapping them to feed their robo-bunny overlord. Tap your way through twenty levels, fighting off four kinds of evil bunnies while collecting gems for points and items to help you along the way. The game opens to a strangely long, by iOS game standards, opening sequence. Thankfully it doesn't happen every time you load up the game but if you do want to watch it, or someone new is starting the game up clicking on the movie clapper in the upper left hand corner of the menu screen will let you see it all over again. It starts off very basic; one kind of bunny coming at you at a slow pace and a few at a time. Getting used to the basic tap-to-pop controls is extremely and will allow everyone from children to adults the ability to pick up and start playing the game right away.
Each level works exactly the same way, the screen follows along a path across the farm and bunnies will come down the road at you and try and take the carrots. If they manage to get to the bottom of the screen you'll lose a carrot. When you run out of carrots you essentially die and have to restart the level. There are four kinds of bunnies that will be coming at you. Initially it will just be pink ones that come straight at you and yellow ones that will zig-zag there way down the path towards you. A few levels in you'll have what can only be described as a franken-bunny join the the ranks. He's quite a bit larger then the others so you'll have to tap him twice to kill him, but watch out because he will eat everything in his path; animals, gems and items won't slow him down at all. Finally we have the grand overload himself, robo-bunny. He comes flying in with his space ship and is quite a bit faster then the rest of the gang but just as easy to beat, one quick tap will destroy him, but like franken-bunny he will destory anything that passes beneath him. One major thing to remember is that if the robo-bunny gets through it's game over, no matter how many carrots you have stocked up he will take them all.