Made for little players. Chosen by parents.

Let them play.
Skip the ad chase.

Eight playful games full of fruit, giggles, and second chances. Made by a dad who wanted his children to enjoy the game—not the next ad.

Meet the games

Coming to iPhone & iPad
Planned price: $4.99 USD, one time.

A flower-hat bunny beside a colorful fruit-matching boardA whole little world of bunny games.

One app. Eight ways to play.

Find their next favorite.

Match a little. Merge a little.
Swallow an entire planet, if the mood strikes.

Bunny Match artwork: a bunny and bright fruit puzzle pieces
Match & discover

Bunny Match

Match fruit, launch rockets, and free the carrots. Out of moves? Help a bunny pump up another chance.

A peek at the game

Explore colorful worlds with ice, rescue cages, growing gardens, and moving conveyors. Follow the level path or open the book to replay a favorite.

Bunny Match gameplay with an ice-filled fruit board
Bunny Drop artwork: two bunnies and a fruit-filled claw machine
Drop & merge

Bunny Drop

Little fruit becomes bigger fruit. Grab the claw, add a splash of water, or shake up the pile with a playful blast.

A peek at the game

The claw lets curious players rearrange the fruit, including the big ones at the bottom.

Bunny Drop gameplay inside its fruit claw machine
Fruit Express artwork with bunnies, colorful wagons, and a winding fruit chute
Sort & ship

Bunny Fruit Express

Send fruit home in matching wagons. A paint bunny changes the cart’s color; a hammer bunny makes room when things get stuck.

A peek at the game

Watch the fruit queue and choose a wagon to catch the next color.

Fruit Express gameplay with a winding fruit queue and waiting wagons
Hungry Bunny artwork showing a bunny-shaped hole swallowing fruit
Explore & grow

Hungry Bunny

Start with a snack. Finish with a planet. Grow from a tabletop of fruit to a farm, a city, and a whole country of things to gobble up.

A thriving bunny village with farms and colorful workshops
Build & explore

Bunny Village

Build a little bunny community. Grow fruit, gather resources, and connect busy workshops as your village spreads across the islands.

Bunnies hopping through a garden puzzle
Plan & hop

Bouncing Bunnies

Drag arrow stones and springs onto the grass. Help a parade of little bunnies hop over hoses and find their way to the carrots.

Cute bunnies pulling wagons through a garden traffic jam
Untangle & go

Bunny Wagon Jam

Find a wagon with a clear way out. Send bunny wagons home, watch the silly bonks, and untangle bigger traffic jams.

A watermelon slingshot facing a road of silly zombies
Pull & roll

Zombie Smasher

Grow a watermelon, give it playful powers, and pull back the slingshot. Send it tumbling down the road through a crowd of silly zombies.

A gentler kind of game time

Getting stuck shouldn’t
end the fun.

These games are designed to reduce frustration. Helpful demonstrations and playful tools give curious players ways to try again, rearrange things, and keep going.

No ad to watch for another chance. No gem bundle to buy. Just a little bunny help.

Bunny-family illustration: two little bunnies playing while Daddy Bunny works at his computer

From Daddy Bunny

It started with
“another ad?!”

Lucas loved the little games in the ads. But tapping one led to another download, another ad, and another offer to buy gems. Sometimes the game wasn’t even like the ad.

I wanted him to have the fun part. So I started making it.

N.A.N.I. grew into eight games for Lucas and Emily, shaped by their giggles, questions, and very honest feedback. Now I’m getting them ready for other families, too.

Made with love. Tested by Lucas.
— Daddy Bunny

For parents & guardians

A little bunny help.

A stuck game, a question, or something that made your family smile? Let Daddy Bunny know.

Email support

hugglezpara@gmail.com

Something not quite right?

Please include the game, level or round, your iPhone or iPad model, and what happened. A screenshot helps—just leave out personal information. Parents or guardians should send messages on a child’s behalf.

How do we keep our progress?

Supported game progress and parent settings are saved on your device. Deleting the app can remove it. If a game freezes, try closing and reopening it before reinstalling.

Does it really work offline?

Yes. No internet is required to play. You’ll need a connection to download or update the app, visit this website, or send a support email.

When can we download it?

N.A.N.I. is in testing and isn’t available to buy on the App Store yet. The planned price is $4.99 USD for the full collection, with local prices varying by region. We’ll put the download link here when it launches.