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About This Game Carrotting Brain is a bunny-propelled indie game. It is inspired by the old-school 2D classics – their addictive gameplay, uncompromising brutality, and ludicrous humour. It is designed to be played together with your friends on a big screen. The gameplay is powered by modern technologies and original ideas. A thrilling experience is delivered by realistic physics, cool game modes, and a wide range of deadly weapons.Key FeaturesYou play with innocent bunnies, but give them a weapon, and they will turn into evil creatures.Explosions destroy the terrain (a resemblance to a popular worm-focused game is apparent). However, the technology behind the destruction is truly nontrivial. Physics is so realistic that it can easily kill your rabbit. There are destructible planets with gravity – waiting to be bunnihilated. The arsenal of weapons gives you a wide variety of ways to devastate your enemy using blunts, blades, pistols, SMGs, shotguns, rifles, machine guns, sniper rifles, grenades, rockets, and the gravity gun.Firearms have pretty realistic ballistics.The split-screen multiplayer supports up to 6 players. Use a controller or a keyboard to play with your rabbit. The game is continuously updated and expanded. The complete list of planned/finished features can be found on our website.The World of RabbitsIn a world dominated by rabbits, carrots have always been the most valued treasure. These vegetables are more desirable than gold because they are tasty. But for rabbits, they are even addictive and worth killing for. The more they gobble, the more they corrupt. The overdose of carrots is the reason their little brains are rotting... carrotting! It is a story about the terrible disease that turns cute and innocent bunnies into ruthlessly evil creatures. Their violence is second to none. They are clumsy but still capable of sophisticated weapons and science in a battle against their rivals. Their rampageous greed pushes them to raid space and bunnihilate planets just to hunt down more and more carrots. Their reason is malfunctioning, but they are still able to accomplish the venture. It’s truly ridiculous.Become a bunny, become the destroyer of worlds in the chase for carrots! b4d347fde0 Title: Carrotting BrainGenre: Action, Indie, Early AccessDeveloper:Raving BotsPublisher:Raving BotsRelease Date: 23 Oct, 2015 Carrotting Brain Key Serial Number carrots for brain tumor. carrots brain cancer. carrots brain fog. carrot juice brain. carrot juice brain benefits. carrot juice brain cancer. carrot juice brain. carrot juice brain benefits. carrots and brain health. carrots brain function. carrotting brain. carrots brain function. brian carrott dean snyder construction. carrots brain inflammation. carrots and brain tumor. brain carrot finger. carrots and brain cancer. carrots brain food. carrot juice brain tumor. carrot cake brian. carrots and brain health. carrot brain teaser. carrots and brain tumor. carrotting brain. carrot cake brian. carrot juice brain cancer. carrots brain fog. carrot brain trick. carrots brain inflammation. carrots for brain tumor. carrots and brain cancer. carrot brain meaning. carrot brain benefits. carrots brain food. carrot brain benefits. carrot brain meaning. brain carrot finger. brian carrott dean snyder construction This is a unique take on the old Worms-style games, mitigating some of the frustrations with movement those games had and replacing it with a modern deathmatch-style frenzy with smooth physics and polished character controlling. For being early access I'll admit there's not too much content yet, but I see a potential for this style of game to easily become the new "Worms" saga of the modern era, especially if there are eventually level editing tools and appropriate community content curation like Worms has.. Looks like good game not developed good enough. First menu seems very console like, no mouse interaction possible. That shouldnt be aproblem though. A problem comes up, when you start playing - I can hear various nefarious activities going on, but all I have is black screen and some numbers on top. Is there some undocumented dependencies for Linux? I would not like to get money return, rather a goodlooking game functioning at least for 90%, not like 5% as of now.. This is a unique take on the old Worms-style games, mitigating some of the frustrations with movement those games had and replacing it with a modern deathmatch-style frenzy with smooth physics and polished character controlling. For being early access I'll admit there's not too much content yet, but I see a potential for this style of game to easily become the new "Worms" saga of the modern era, especially if there are eventually level editing tools and appropriate community content curation like Worms has.. Looks like good game not developed good enough. First menu seems very console like, no mouse interaction possible. That shouldnt be aproblem though. A problem comes up, when you start playing - I can hear various nefarious activities going on, but all I have is black screen and some numbers on top. Is there some undocumented dependencies for Linux? I would not like to get money return, rather a goodlooking game functioning at least for 90%, not like 5% as of now.. This is a unique take on the old Worms-style games, mitigating some of the frustrations with movement those games had and replacing it with a modern deathmatch-style frenzy with smooth physics and polished character controlling. For being early access I'll admit there's not too much content yet, but I see a potential for this style of game to easily become the new "Worms" saga of the modern era, especially if there are eventually level editing tools and appropriate community content curation like Worms has.. Looks like good game not developed good enough. First menu seems very console like, no mouse interaction possible. That shouldnt be aproblem though. A problem comes up, when you start playing - I can hear various nefarious activities going on, but all I have is black screen and some numbers on top. Is there some undocumented dependencies for Linux? I would not like to get money return, rather a goodlooking game functioning at least for 90%, not like 5% as of now.