Poor Bunny
Poor Bunny is a skill arcade game. You hop between floating platforms and collect carrots, and one hit from a hazard ends the run.
The facts
- Genre
- Arcade
- Made by
- Adventure Islands
- Devices
- Computer, phone, tablet
- Input
- One player: arrows. Two players: player 1 WASD, player 2 arrows. Mobile: on-screen buttons
- Session
- A run ends with one hit; solo, co-op or versus
- Account
- No account needed on Poki
- Age note
- Age rating not stated here; see the Poki page
- Last update
- Feb 2026
One round, step by step
The bunny hops between floating platforms to collect carrots. Arrows, saws and spiked balls close in from around the screen, and a single hit ends the run.
A golden carrot is worth three carrots but stays only for a few seconds, so it is a short risk.
Poki lists three modes (solo, co-op and versus) and four worlds: Forest, Factory, Snow and Moon. Each world keeps separate scores, and more than 100 skins can be unlocked.
Fingers and keys
| Arrows | One player |
|---|---|
| W A S D | Player 1 in two-player |
| Arrows | Player 2 in two-player |
| On-screen buttons | Mobile |
Tips for the first minutes
- Watch where the hazards come from before reaching for a carrot.
- Treat the golden carrot as a decision: three carrots, but only for seconds.
- Learn one world first, since scores are kept separately for each world.
- In co-op, split the platforms between players instead of both going for the same carrot.
The catch
- One hit ends the run, which can be frustrating at the start.
- Poki may show advertising around the game; this site does not control it.
- The two-player modes use two sets of keys on one keyboard.
Questions
Is Poor Bunny free?
Poki lists it as free to play, and no account is needed there.
How many worlds are there?
Poki lists four: Forest, Factory, Snow and Moon.
Who made it?
Poki credits Adventure Islands. It was released in March 2023 and last updated in February 2026.
The game lives on Poki
The game itself is not on this site. It opens on poki.com, a separate website with its own rules and its own advertising.