bouncy(6)

NAME

   bouncy - game for kids

SYNOPSIS

   bouncy

DESCRIPTION

   You  play  Bouncy  the  Hungry  Rabbit.  You're  in a garden with yummy
   veggies and a farmer who's not keen on you eating them.  You  can  hide
   (and move around) under the ground.

   Bouncy was written so it could be enjoyed by the author's daughter, who
   was about to turn 3, and by older gamers. Hence it's not a violent game
   and "easy" is really, really easy, and "hard" is challenging.

USAGE

   You  are  a  hungry rabbit. Your mission is to eat food to complete the
   level.

   CONTROLS:
     arrows   - move around
     "e"      - eat whatever is in front of you
     "d"      - dig into the ground (hold to go underground)
                also, when underground, "d"ig to surface
     escape   - quit

   Dig for long enough and you'll go into  the  hole.  Move  around  under
   ground  -  fences no longer stop you and the farmer can't see you. Hold
   "d" again to surface.

SEE ALSO

   You can find more information at http://www.pyweek.org/e/bouncy/

                               May 2007        Bouncy the Hungry Rabbit(6)

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