My First Game - Bunny Maniac is available now

Hello guys, as you know I'm a video game developer, I'm always making games and softwares.

So, Today I've got for you my first ever game — "Bunny Maniac" for Android devices, and it's called "Test Project" for Windows and Linux.

It's the same game just with a different name.

It's FREE.

So, please check it out and tell me how you found the game.

My game's page, Please consider paying a visit or downloading from there:

Below are some screens from my game:

Windows/Linux version:

Android version:

Be sure to earn all the awards and prizes in the game.

Download Page:

Note: For android users, your system will probably say that it's from an untrusted source, so it may contain viruses and cause harm, but you don't worry I assure you, it's completely safe to download and play; Android system does that for every app that's not from the Play Store®.

And if you want to see my apps and games published to the Play Store®, consider supporting me on itch.io by buying my game, if you liked it :)

When you'll click "Download Now", a popup will open and in it, it'll ask for contribution; if you want to download for free, just click "No thanks, just take me to the downloads".

And don't forget to tell me your views on my game on it's page above or in the comments below.

Read other posts of mine(from below) while your game is being downloaded.

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