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Sneak a pig-eating rabbit past patrolling bunnies in A Pretty Odd Bunny: Roast It!, a free stealth platformer you can play right in your browser.
A Pretty Odd Bunny Roast It puts you in the paws of a rabbit with a secret most rabbits would find horrifying: he eats pigs. Every level is a small heist. Sneak across a yard or a farm room, dodge the other bunnies who patrol the area, grab a pig without being spotted, and roast it before anyone raises the alarm. It plays like a puzzle wrapped in a platformer — timing and hiding matter more than speed.
It's a change of pace from the shooters and battle royales that make up most of BuildRoyale, and that's the appeal: a short, single-player level you can finish in a couple of minutes between matches, with no lobby to wait for and no team to let down if you step away.
The game is a sequel to developer AJ Ordaz's original A Pretty Odd Bunny, and it keeps the same idea — a rabbit fans wouldn't expect to be a predator, and a cast of ordinary bunnies who'd stop him if they knew.
Move with the arrow keys or WASD, jump with Up or Space, and duck with Down. That's the whole control scheme, and duck is the one that matters most: crouching drops you below a patrolling rabbit's line of sight, letting you creep past instead of getting spotted and having to restart the level.
Each of the 20 levels hides at least one sausage somewhere off the main path, and there's a secret ending for players who track all of them down across the whole game. Getting spotted means the level turns against you fast, so most levels reward patience — wait for an opening rather than rushing a crossing.
Watch a patrolling rabbit's route for a full loop before you move — most patterns repeat, and moving on the same beat every time is safer than reacting mid-crossing.
Duck early rather than late. It's easier to drop out of sight before you enter a rabbit's view than to duck the instant you notice them.
If a level feels blocked, look up and down, not just left and right — a lot of the hidden sausages sit on platforms above or below the main route.
Replay a level you've already cleared if you know you skipped a sausage; nothing carries a penalty for going back.
Once you want company again, Blast Buddies is a multiplayer shooter with destructible arenas and loadouts you build before each match, and Blumgi Paintball turns the same idea into a local two-player fight to cover more of the arena in your color than your opponent. Earth's Greatest Defender stays single-player but swaps stealth for noise — a fast, loud alien-shooting campaign with a full arsenal and a level editor of its own.
A Pretty Odd Bunny: Roast It! works well on touch as much as keyboard, so it's a solid pick if you're on a phone between rounds of the site's bigger multiplayer games.
Use the arrow keys or WASD to move, Up or Space to jump, and Down to duck below a patrolling rabbit's line of sight so you can sneak past unseen.
There are 20 levels, each with at least one hidden sausage to find, plus a secret ending for players who collect every sausage in the game.
Yes, the game runs on desktop, phone, and tablet in the browser with touch controls for movement, jumping, and ducking.
No, roasting the pig is enough to clear a level. Collecting every sausage across all 20 levels is optional and unlocks a secret ending.
Yes, it follows the original A Pretty Odd Bunny by the same developer, AJ Ordaz, keeping the same pig-eating rabbit and stealth-platformer style.
