Wednesday, April 5th, 2006
Bunny Hunt IV: Ajax Shoot-Em-Up
<>p>In time for Easter, Cameron Adams (The Man in Blue) has released a clean and simple Ajax shoot-em-up: Bunny Hunt IV (caution – link not bunny-safe). The announcement says it all:In the grand old tradition of making bloodthirsty games about religious holidays, I offer you Bunny Hunt — a tribute to the cute little character that makes Easter such a deliciously chocolate-covered event.
I’d keep any impressionable children away from the screen while you’re playing, it’s rated R-18+ (Rabbits dying over 18 times).
Have a happy Easter!
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Something like this where you have to shoot Canadian seal hunters while they are hunting (eh!) would make me very happy :-)
So where does the Ajax come into that?
Looks like an ugly, slow Javascript version of what should be a Flash application. Good idea. Wrong tool.
Well-done! I’m a fan of Cameron Adams’ style; he’s one of those guys who can build awesome-looking -and- standards-based, accessible sites. His Javascript knowledge apparently isn’t weak either. ;)
Re: Jason’s comment? It’s Ajax Animation, everybody knows that adjusting style.left/width/height/top is obviously XML-driven and thus Ajax! ;) (OK, so I haven’t had my coffee yet.) .. I thought maybe there would be a highscore component, submitting data dynamically and thus XHR etc.
Seriously though, nicely-done javscript game.