Playing as a young toddler in this first-person domestic horror narrative, you navigate childhood events beyond your grasp. Walking proves unsteady, and carrying objects leads to frequent drops and falls with no parental help in sight. A massive, looming rat called Bonbon keeps you company, its presence heavy and unclear.
This indie adventure wraps up in one sitting, lasting 20 to 40 minutes based on your pace. Use mouse and keyboard or a 360-style gamepad to control the clumsy movements at the heart of the experience. Short horror fans who savor tense, narrative-driven sessions will find it a quick, focused play.
Bonbon is a thirty-minute long, first-person domestic horror narrative about childhood events you are too young to understand.
Playing as a young toddler, walking and carrying objects will be difficult. You will drop things, and you will fall over. Since your parents aren't there to pick you up, you'll be spending time with a large, overbearing and ambiguous visitor... a monstrous, hungry rat named Bonbon.
You can play with mouse and keyboard, or a 360-style gamepad.
Please note that the game is a short, single-sitting experience. It will take between 20 to 40 minutes to complete, depending on how you play.
