Killer Bunnies game

[bananiem]

Has anybody played? Is it fun?

 

[HappyDznyCamper]

We played it last time I was at my parents house. My brother and his wife brought it to play with my kids, everyone(10 to 40's) had a great time. The directions seemed complicated at first but once we started playing it was pretty easy to pick up. Killer Bunnies and some expansion decks are the number 1 thing on DS(10) Christmas list, his uncle has that covered for us.

 

[Amy]

What's this? I've never heard of it before.

 

[1Prince2Princesses]

My DS (12) likes to play some online game where you poke a cute little bunny on the butt with a giant finger. You poke it and poke it... it eventually gets mad and turns around and bits the finger. There is also a game called Spank the Monkey (I know, I know...) where you actually smack a cartoon monkey and it rates the MPH of your slap. Ridiculous. But sooooo funny.

 

[Cindy B]

Do you mean Rayman- Raving Rabbids for the Wii:?


That has killer/silly bunnies in it as well.

If so, thats very funny.

 

[almacdonald]

Killer Bunnies is a card game. It's REALLY fun. Bunny Bits is a good website to have open when you're playing to clarify some of the rules.

We bought the Blue/Yellow starter for our friend for her birthday. The next weekend we were out buying all of the expansion packs! We like it because there is a certain amount of strategy involved but in the end it comes down to luck so even if everyone picked on your bunnies the entire game the magic carrot could still be yours! My advice is to start simple. Use the blue/yellow decks and play a few times, add in the red and play a few times, add the purple and play a few time etc. Adding all of the expansion packs at once would be VERY confusing. Oh, and the "Guardian Angle", hehehe, love it!

 

[bananiem]

Killer Bunnies is a card game. It's REALLY fun. Bunny Bits is a good website to have open when you're playing to clarify some of the rules.

We bought the Blue/Yellow starter for our friend for her birthday. The next weekend we were out buying all of the expansion packs! We like it because there is a certain amount of strategy involved but in the end it comes down to luck so even if everyone picked on your bunnies the entire game the magic carrot could still be yours! My advice is to start simple. Use the blue/yellow decks and play a few times, add in the red and play a few times, add the purple and play a few time etc. Adding all of the expansion packs at once would be VERY confusing. Oh, and the "Guardian Angle", hehehe, love it!

Yep. The card game is the one I mean. Thanks for the info and link.

 

[Amy]

Hmmm, looks interesting. Maybe I'll have to pick up a deck of cards.

 

[almacdonald]

Hmmm, looks interesting. Maybe I'll have to pick up a deck of cards.

Make sure you get the decks in order. The blue/yellow are the most simple. The expansion decks have cards that refer to items/dice/cards from earlier decks. For example, one expansion comes with a 20-sided dice. Decks before it do not make use of this dice but expansion decks after it have cards which require you to roll that dice. Make sense?