Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils.

Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils. is a video game in the action genre developed by Platine Dispositif and published by Platine Dispositif originally released in 2006. It is currently playable on Windows.

Released for Windows in 2006, Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils is a side-scrolling action adventure built around exploration, precise jumps and fast encounters. Bunny sets out to undo a strange transformation, making her way through a sprawling castle filled with hostile creatures, dangerous traps and concealed passages. The journey leads through varied chambers and corridors, with progress depending as much on finding new routes as on overcoming the enemies that guard them.

Movement is brisk and responsive, and Bunny’s changing abilities shape how she crosses the castle. She can make use of different weapons and collected items, choosing the right approach for enemies at close range or from a distance. New powers open paths that were previously inaccessible, encouraging backtracking through familiar areas to locate secret rooms, useful upgrades and further routes. The castle’s layout rewards careful attention: a suspicious wall, an unreachable ledge or a locked door may point toward something worth revisiting.

Combat alternates between quick skirmishes and more demanding boss battles. Ordinary foes test timing and positioning, while the larger encounters require players to read attack patterns, evade hazards and find opportunities to strike. Bunny’s special ability to manipulate time adds another layer to the action, helping her contend with fast-moving threats and tricky obstacles. The controls are direct, but hazards and enemy placement make patience as important as speed.

The adventure’s cast and setting give its action a playful, offbeat character. Chelsea and the seven devils loom over Bunny’s quest, while the castle’s inhabitants range from comic nuisances to formidable opponents. Each new section brings fresh visual details and challenges, keeping exploration from feeling like a simple march toward the next boss. Optional discoveries and hidden passages also lend the journey a sense of curiosity: the most useful reward may lie just beyond the obvious route.

The game uses colorful pixel art, with expressive character sprites and richly decorated backgrounds that distinguish rooms and hazards at a glance. Its presentation has the compact, handcrafted feel of a classic two-dimensional platform adventure, while animation gives Bunny and her enemies plenty of personality. Music accompanies the changing locales and action, supported by crisp effects for attacks, movement and impacts. Together, the visuals and sound keep the pace lively as players map the castle, build Bunny’s capabilities and press onward toward the devils.

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