I love the Bloody Bunny premise. How can I not? It is a revenge tale of Digital Innovative Design and Technology Center (DI DTC) that combines adorable characters with stylistic and violent executions. Completed with a surprisingly mild frame rate, it's easy to imagine that people behind Bloody Bunny thought they had created a license to print the scores of critics in the eight and nine. Hell, with different weapons, skills improvements, nearly ten bosses and an endless mode to explore, how could I — and anyone elsewhere — do not enjoy it? Well, because it's not very good. For each jump forward that Bloody Bunny does, it also makes two Gargantua jumps back. At almost every turn, there was a kind of hiccup, small or large, which bothered me. Although I appreciate the configuration of the story — an unnamed organization has transformed the population into dolls, including the little sister of our heroine, Mum — at no time did I never feel like had real issues at stake. Each ...