bunny run
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Bunny Run · 小兔快跑 — A springy 3D runner. Jump with your body or press Space. Collect carrots, clear cacti, chase stars.
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A little bunny. A field of flowers. One more jump.
Jump with your body or press Space · 体感跳跃 / 空格操作
A playful 3D endless runner with a springy bunny, floating carrots and branching cacti. Start gently, find your rhythm, and keep up as the meadow rolls by faster.
No camera? No problem. Space works on its own. For motion play, use an ordinary webcam, allow camera access and stand still briefly to calibrate. Your head or upper body can be enough; your feet do not need to be visible. Choose a clear space to move.
English and Chinese follow your browser language, with a manual switch.
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