Tiny Bunny: A Chilling Non-Linear Horror AdventureThe team at Saikono has built a reputation for creating deeply atmospheric indie titles. For this project, they teamed up with writer Dmitry Mordas to bring his unsettling short story to life. The result is a game that focuses on psychological tension rather than cheap tricks. If you want a narrative that slowly creeps under your skin, Tiny Bunny delivers a unique experience that stands out in the genre. Winter typically brings silence to the world. Nature sleeps under the snow. But in this remote village lost in the Siberian forest, the silence is deceptive. Something is awake. It wanders the snowy paths and hides behind black trees. It takes what it wants. You play as a sixth-grader who recently moved to this frozen wilderness with his family. Being the new kid is hard enough on its own. It gets much worse when you are forced to witness a chain of nightmare events. Tiny Bunny is a non-linear horror visual novel. This means you are not just reading a script. You are an active participant in a branching plot. Children in the village are going missing. Strange rumors spread about voices calling from the thicket. You might see mysterious prints in the snow or faces looking into your windows. The game uses a distinctive art style. Everything is rendered in stylish black and white. This lack of color makes the disturbing atmosphere feel even colder. Key FeaturesGripping Story: Based on the works of Dmitry Mordas, this horror tale stays with you long after you finish. Non-Linear Gameplay: Your choices truly matter. The adventure changes based on the decisions you make. Distinct Visuals: The game features stylish graphics created entirely in black and white. Scary Soundtrack: An original score designed to pierce you to the bone and build tension. Chilling Atmosphere: Uncover horrifying secrets in a village where nothing is as it seems. Tiny Bunny pulls you into an icy darkness. The deeper you go, the harder it becomes to escape the cold embrace of horror. You will face difficult moral dilemmas. The forest is watching you. It tests your resolve at every turn. In the end, you have to face the ultimate choice. In a world full of monsters and madness, will you manage to stay alive? Or more importantly, will you manage to stay human?