Bunny Bring Bits

Someone has to walk through the maintenance corridors, activate mechanisms, repair equipment, prepare potions, clean up rubbish, and make sure the level actually functions, the heroes can fight bosses, and the game world keeps running.

Your job responsibilities

  Prepare equipment for warriors: sharpen swords, repair armor, and put everything back in its place.

  Help wizards: find a world element infused with magic, drag it over to a wand, and combine the two. Now it's a magic wand.

  Figure out how the mechanisms work and get them running. For example, a machine that fills flasks with potions and lives requires water, ingredients, a fire for brewing, clean flasks, and supervision to keep the process running continuously.

  Let the heroes who have gathered up enter the level to fight the boss.

  Then clean up broken equipment, dirty flasks, and unlucky heroes.

  Repeat. Because broken weapons, empty dirty flasks, puddles, rubbish, and the unlucky fighters themselves aren't going anywhere. You'll have to clean it all up, recycle it, or take it somewhere it can be useful to the world again.

Requirements

 Your own magic lasso

You can haul objects around using a magic lasso rope. They have physics: they swing, fall, don't always fly the way you'd like, and can end up somewhere completely different from where you were aiming.

 Your own cleaning rag and the ability to wash it

Use a rag to clean up puddles and dirt across the locations, but be careful: if the rabbit steps in a dirty puddle, it will leave footprints. Those will need wiping up too. You can try to keep your paws clean. Or you can make a proper mess and deal with it later.

Keep in mind that the rag gets dirty, so washing tubs have been placed throughout the floors of the maintenance areas. Finding them is your responsibility.

Working conditions

 Maintenance corridors, floors, and mechanisms

Work takes place in maintenance corridors and service rooms. While the heroes fight bosses, you ensure the smooth operation of the game world.

 Object physics, throwing, misses, and do-overs

Objects can be carried, swung around, and thrown. They fall, collide, and don't always end up where you planned. Learn to calculate trajectories so you can throw objects to the right spot. Or throw everything around at random and fix it later.

 Task notifications

After battles are over, you must deal with the aftermath: collect rubbish, clean up dirt, clear the location, and prepare it for further use. You will be notified of the specific actions required on the task screen.

Please note: cleaning a level does not guarantee that your work is finished. Even if you've cleaned everything, switched on the potion machine, and got the level running, that's not the end of it. The potions run out. The flasks get dirty again. The pipe carrying the potion starts leaking. A new, big puddle appears on the floor.

If a mess breaks out on another level, you will receive the appropriate notification.

The following would be an advantage

 The ability to clean up and sort rubbish

Rubbish can be recycled into elements of the world. Sometimes it's easier to clean a level thoroughly and get the element you need than to run around different locations looking for something to open a door or activate a mechanism.

 Practical skills

There is no inventory in this game. You can't put a sword, an axe, a rag, a flask, and a piece of magic in your pocket and walk away. If you need an object, you'll have to find it, pick it up, haul it over, throw it, or carefully put it where it belongs.

Even a rag for cleaning the floor or an axe for chopping wood has to be brought to wherever it's needed. You'll have to remember where everything is, choose what to carry now, and go back for whatever you left lying around along the way.

 Spatial awareness

The maintenance areas are not designed for linear progression. They're more like mazes. You'll have to explore them. On some locations, you'll be given the opportunity to unlock a shortcut to the elevator for traveling between floors.

You are not the hero. You are the maintenance worker.