What Bunny Hill is
Bunny Hill is a fast physics-based skiing game where you carve down the Bunny Hill and try to outpace everyone else. You pick a character from a cast of 12 and race across 4 unique themed courses, each of which uses random generation and length control, so runs play out differently each time. The core loop is simple: dodge bushes, jump hoops, and tag flags to build speed. Speed multipliers stack on top of each other and scale your speed infinitely, so a clean line through the obstacles keeps getting faster. Obstacle interactions matter — hitting the wrong thing can wreck your run, while threading the right path can make it. The controls are easy to pick up, but the depth comes from learning how to chain multipliers and keep your line together at absurd pace.
Playing it with your group
Bunny Hill supports up to 8 players in online PvP, so a bigger Discord group can race against each other directly. For people playing on the same couch, there is up to 4 player local co-op with full controller support, and Steam Remote Play Together is supported for joining in remotely. There is also a Time Trial Mode with set maps, which is built for speedrunning — good for a group that wants to compare times on identical courses rather than fight for position. The game leans on cute animal competition and colorful, retro-styled 3D visuals, so it stays friendly for mixed groups while still rewarding precise play.
Before you start
Expect a game that starts gentle and gets very fast. The infinite speed scaling means the skill ceiling is in your routing and obstacle reading, not in unlocking anything. Randomly generated maps mean you cannot memorize a course outright, so learning the mechanics — flag tagging, hoop jumping, bush dodging — carries across runs. The soundtrack by Gupi drives the action while you play. Check that your group knows which setup they are using before queuing: online PvP for up to 8, local co-op for up to 4, or Remote Play Together for joining a friend's session.