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| Brand: Playroom Entertainment
Category: Toy
List Price: $24.99
Buy New: $17.50
You Save: $7.49 (30%)
New (25) from $17.50
Rating:  42 reviews
Sales Rank: 1014
Color: Blue
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 99 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 6 x 2.8 x 9.5
MPN: 4098551
Model: 4098551
UPC: 803004401008
EAN: 0803004401008
ASIN: B0002V82O8
Release Date: June 12, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Same Day Shipping, Six Days A Week! (Brand New and Sealed)
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| Customer Reviews:
 Awesomesauce August 14, 2008
Watch out because this game is totally addicting! Once you play you won't be happy going back to other plain jane card games. If you love to have fun, be destructive and have a good sense of humor, this is the last game you need ever buy (at least until you get addicted to the booster packs as well)! This is the witties game with RANDOM AND HILARIOUS cards like "Sharks with Freakin' Laser Beams" and "Jello with Evil Pineapple Chunks" just for starters.
Buy this game, get addicted, and then get all your friends and family addicted as well!
All I want to do is kill bunnies....... August 12, 2008
This game is outstanding! I bought it reluctantly because every time I searched online for a new game (have worn out catch phrase, taboo and trivial pursuit) this game kept taking over my search results. I got so tired of seeing killer bunnies and the boosters that I bought it, and I am so glad I did! The cards are so clever (a crow bar is a weapon depicted by crows drinking at a bar!) that every single time we play we wonder "who are these people who made this up?!" They are geniuses. The only bad part is you will start a game, then 4 hours over it's done and you wonder where your day went! I say BUY, BUY, BUY!
my wife wants it NOW August 9, 2008
be warned that this game is not for those who desire an intellectually stimulating experience. it is to be enjoyed by a large rowdy group. the larger and rowdier, the better. if you want a complete understanding of the mechanics of the game before you begin, you will be put off; the way to do it is to learn the basic game structure, and then learn the nuances as you play.
that said, the pace may not be as fast as advertised, because a large part of the game is quibbling over the rules.
Great Game July 1, 2008
This game is a sort of management game bundled up in a fun package. It should maybe have been called "Bunny Killers", since your actual bunnies don't kill opponents' rabbits (insofar as this starter begins).
I mainly just wanted to rate this game. Most of the other reviews already have it down. It's a great game. You use luck (drawing the randomized winning carrot), skill (managing your money to buy the carrots), and playing dirty (the rules even suggest it) to win the game. One guy gave this one star, and from his review, it seems based solely on the win method (which is totally random), but the game encourages wheeling and dealing to get as much carrots as possible, and there are cards that let you actually steal carrots from players. His suggestion to deal the carrots and reveal the "magic" one wouldn't fly in the mechanics of the game: You can go ahead and reveal the winning carrot if you want, but you'll still have to buy the winner, hope no one steals it form you, and hope no one causes you to return it to the pile. The game is tons more complicated than that.
One of my main disappointments was the box is designed to hold 3 decks of cards, 2 on one side and 1 in the middle on the opposite side. The expansion sets will make the deck insanely large, so some people will probably lose a few pointless cards as the game's draw deck gets bigger..and bigger...and bigger! This will hold roughly every expansion except a few, but judging by Onyx's HUGE box, you will probably stick all the cards and items in two boxes.
This game should be in every family's game area, I think. Very kid-friendly, and math is applied here to an extent.
WOW is this game fun! May 27, 2008
Killer Bunnies. The game where nothing makes sense, and everything makes sense. At least, this is how it was described to me. I had never heard of it and honestly can't believe its been out for so long (at least 6 years) before I had the opportunity to play SEVERAL times this past weekend.
Yes, the first time someone tries to explain to you the rules and gameplay and strategies and the general how-to of this game you are no doubt going to find yourself saying 'What?! This makes no sense. I don't get it.' But trust me. You WILL get it, and you'll love it, and you'll find yourself wanting to play over and over again. In my opinion, the way to play this for the first time is to play an open hand with everyone and to play it with someone who has played at least once. Half way through the game, you'll find yourself catching on. By the end of the first game, you'll understand enough to play and you'll be hooked.
And yes, some of the rules and some of the cards and actions are very vague and will leave you scratching your head as to how to procede. But that is one of the things that makes this game so great. As a group you work out the problems and decide on a course of action. And yes, when it comes to winning, luck is the overall deciding factor, but getting there is all the fun. Like the lottery, you gotta be in it to win it. Buy this game and be prepared for a lot of fun, and a new addiction.
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