Soft Buns [Demo] By Cartoon Honey Bunny

Cartoon Honey Bunny Games released a new game called Soft Buns and the version is Demo. The game’s story is about Soft Buns is a physics simulation toy made to satisfy that urge to just press and pull soft spheres around. These spheres squash, stretch, and bounce in a pretty realistic way to how you might expect. Not only that but I went ahead and built and reshaped the spheres to look like some kind of weirdo bunny doll thing who reacts to your interactions… It’s not something we should dwell on. Just enjoy it for what it is and maybe don’t go telling your friends and family what you’ve been up to. The game also features fully customizable materials so you can choose the colors you want your spheres to be as well as the glossiness and other interesting qualities. On top of that, you can even switch out body parts to give the character a few different looks depending on your taste and how you happen to be feeling at the moment. And don’t worry, all of your tweaks to the character will automatically save so you will be greeted by the same character you left off with next time you open the game! Lastly, but perhaps most interesting of all, as you play with the doll, it springs to life in cute and fun ways giving you a much more immersive experience. Not only that but with enough patience and attention, the doll’s pleasure level will reach an exciting, fully animated climax featuring dynamic physically simulated fluid and sounds! It’s truly something to behold.

Developer:	Cartoon Honey Bunny
File Size:	18.3 MB
Version:	Demo
OS:	Windows, Linux, Mac
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

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Developer Notes:

Controls

LMB Hold – Rotates the camera while moving the mouse.
MMB Hold – Adjust camera height while moving the mouse.
MMB Scroll – Zoom in and out while scrolling up and down.
RMB Press – Slaps interactable parts.
RMB Hold – Grabs interactable parts and moves them with the mouse.
Tab – Opens the Customize menu.
M – Toggles mirror mode for mirrored interactions.
Backspace – Resets customization and progress to defaults (requires a game restart).
Esc – Quits the game immediately.

Known Bugs!

Opening the Customize menu while an interactable part is still moving will cause the part to default to that position. A scene restart resets the position.
Sometimes when switching parts for the first time, a single frame will display bugged geometry across the screen.

Update Plans!