Easter Holidays is coming and Easter Bunny has to deliver eggs to the city. But the road is bumpy and dangerous. Build the safe path for bunny, so he wont brake any eggs.
Emerge into this physics based cute and funny puzzle adventure.

GAME FEATURES
- Funny gameplay;
- Cute Easter Bunny;
- Physics based puzzle bridge builder;
- Destructible environment;
- Water, build floating bridges;
- Beautiful and stunning game art;
- Every level has different level design;
- Collect additional empty eggs along the way;
- Destructible objects;
- Help overlay.
- Easter inside!

New features!
3 - Watter. All items floats in the watter and there is some special items, which floats very good. Use them to build your structure on them.
4 - Destructible environment. Some levels has already prebuilt structures, which can’t be edited by player, but can be destroyed by failed bridge. Use these structures as part of your bridge.
5 - Completed levels is automatically saved. Now you can showoff complete levels to your friends.
6 - Bigger variety of items.
7 - Help overlay. If you get frustrated, from the pause menu you can turn on help overlay. It will give you example how to build the bridge.

FUNNY GAMEPLAY
The Bunny is a little bit unstable. You must help him to cross the huge pits, but sometimes it gets very funny to watch collapsing bridges and poor bunnt falling to the bottom. Don’t forget to watch hilarious trailer on Youtube.

PHYSICS BASED PUZZLE BRIDGE BUILDER
This is bridge building game, but it is very different from others. In this game you place and rotate various items. All item are not connected to each other, so the structures may get very unstable. Every level has limited amount of items, from which you must build a way for the rabbit and bear.

BEAUTIFUL AND STUNNING GAME ART
Every level is like art painting and has different looks. Watch how the environment changes in every level.
DESTRUCTIBLE OBJECTS
Bunny is cute, but if he is falling from height, he will break everything in his way. Constructions must be stable or else, one falling object can ruin all bridge!