I would say that Bunchie Bunchie Fun Fun could not be classified as a game, but more an interactive art piece. The way the characters flow freely, not confined to the tiny world around them, seeking better places by releasing themselves from their boundaries. A majestic sense of the realism of the outside world is apparent, should you command your character to venture further than the oak tree or the elderberry bush, it takes the same time to travel back as to travel out. From the intuitive nature of the controls for both protagonists flows a gigantic sense of empathy for the characters, enabling the player to put themselves in the shoes of the characters, living life in two dimensions for the duration of the game. I have nominated this game to win the Henry Gosling prize for the artist who has most successfully challenged accepted artistic perceptions and practices. Like the characters can move through their landscape, I would rate this game beyond the bounds of 5 stars if I could.
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