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'''Usagi Puzzle''' (うさぎパズル, ''Usagi Pazuru'') is a Japanese flash game made by Hothukurou. The game is considered to be "a non-scary horror game" by the creator himself. The game, like [[Lomando.com]], has, in fact, a story and somewhat similar gameplay. | '''Usagi Puzzle''' (うさぎパズル, ''Usagi Pazuru'') is a Japanese flash game made by Hothukurou. The game is considered to be "a non-scary horror game" by the creator himself. The game, like [[Lomando.com]], has, in fact, a story and somewhat similar gameplay. | ||
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This ending is called "お迎え" (''omukae''), which can mean two things in Japanese: "welcoming" and also "approach of death". | This ending is called "お迎え" (''omukae''), which can mean two things in Japanese: "welcoming" and also "approach of death". | ||
[[File:20180523155903.jpg|thumb|left|180px|The park.]]By clicking on the " | [[File:20180523155903.jpg|thumb|left|180px|The park.]]By clicking on the "Don't click here!" button, the game gets distorted and the background is changed to a static screen, a disturbing noise also starts playing. However, if the player stands still for a few minutes, something changes. You are redirected to the start menu of the game and suddenly the rabbit gets a realistic mouth and eye, plus a few black dots around. | ||
The game resumes very differently than it was before, and now an image of a park appears. You have two options: "右を向く" ('''Turn Right''') and "左を向く" ('''Turn Left'''). When turning left, the rabbit appears and runs toward the screen with a loud sound. | The game resumes very differently than it was before, and now an image of a park appears. You have two options: "右を向く" ('''Turn Right''') and "左を向く" ('''Turn Left'''). When turning left, the rabbit appears and runs toward the screen with a loud sound. | ||
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=== '''Ending 3 — Cursed''' === | === '''Ending 3 — Cursed''' === | ||
[[File:20180523160015.jpg|thumb|180px|The easter egg.]]In | [[File:20180523160015.jpg|thumb|180px|The easter egg.]] | ||
In stage 10, there's an easter egg. When you try to take the block to the right, it slowly goes out of the way until it finally opens. When you move the rabbit to the lower left, it will get stuck, and the only thing you can do is click the "Don't click here!" button. After clicking, a sentence reading "呪われたすぐに閉じろ" ('''Close immediately after being cursed.''') appears. When you scroll down the page, there will be a flood of すぐにけせ ('''Disappear'''). There is nothing more than this and you will have to restart the game. | |||
=== '''True End — Akazu no Hako''' === | === '''True End — Akazu no Hako''' === | ||
{{Stub}}This ending is unlocked when the player clicks the " | {{Stub}}This ending is unlocked when the player clicks the "Don't click here!" button and throws the ball to the hole after it. | ||
==== '''Nomura Arc''' ==== | ==== '''Nomura Arc''' ==== | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 1 July 2019
Usagi Puzzle (うさぎパズル, Usagi Pazuru) is a Japanese flash game made by Hothukurou. The game is considered to be "a non-scary horror game" by the creator himself. The game, like Lomando.com, has, in fact, a story and somewhat similar gameplay.
Gameplay
Your objective is to control a rabbit with the mouse and drag the balls to fit them in the holes that have in each stage. However, the tutorial asks you not to click on a button that appears randomly and to continue the game normally.
Contents
After starting the game, you must control the rabbit and fit the balls into the holes. The game has a total of 15 stages that increase difficulty in each stage you clear. Strangely, it has several endings and 4 routes, which will be listed below.
Ending 1 — Game Clear
You have passed all 15 levels, and that means that you also didn't click on the button mentioned. After completing all the levels, the game congratulates you and asks you to relax after having fun, besides wishing you a positive life.
However, the text "身体も心もすっくりやすめて" (Rest your body and mind...) when read quickly can be misread as "くすりやめて" (Stop taking drugs.), giving the first point to the story of the game.
Ending 2 — Welcoming
This ending is called "お迎え" (omukae), which can mean two things in Japanese: "welcoming" and also "approach of death".
By clicking on the "Don't click here!" button, the game gets distorted and the background is changed to a static screen, a disturbing noise also starts playing. However, if the player stands still for a few minutes, something changes. You are redirected to the start menu of the game and suddenly the rabbit gets a realistic mouth and eye, plus a few black dots around.
The game resumes very differently than it was before, and now an image of a park appears. You have two options: "右を向く" (Turn Right) and "左を向く" (Turn Left). When turning left, the rabbit appears and runs toward the screen with a loud sound.
The game over message is "夢の中でお迎えがきた。よかった。"(Death has come in my dreams. I'm so glad.).
Ending 3 — Cursed
In stage 10, there's an easter egg. When you try to take the block to the right, it slowly goes out of the way until it finally opens. When you move the rabbit to the lower left, it will get stuck, and the only thing you can do is click the "Don't click here!" button. After clicking, a sentence reading "呪われたすぐに閉じろ" (Close immediately after being cursed.) appears. When you scroll down the page, there will be a flood of すぐにけせ (Disappear). There is nothing more than this and you will have to restart the game.
True End — Akazu no Hako
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This ending is unlocked when the player clicks the "Don't click here!" button and throws the ball to the hole after it.
Nomura Arc
Kobayashi Arc
Ikeda Arc
Watanabe Arc
Links
NOTE: The following game contains a screamer!
- hothukurou.firebird.jp/game/Truth/index.html
