StrategyIs Trust No Bunny worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Social deduction fans who want every player involved until the match ends
- Strategy players who enjoy balancing accusations with card play and resource management
- Players who prefer to practice or play against bots rather than only other people
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a social deduction format with eliminations, since everyone stays in play until the end
- Those who want deduction alone to determine the winner, since card play, resources, and objectives also affect victory
- Players looking for a single-player puzzle rather than matches against people or bots
Our take on Trust No Bunny
Rather than removing suspected traitors as the game progresses, Trust No Bunny keeps the full group active until the end. It also makes deduction only one part of winning: card play, resource management, and objectives for innocent townsfolk shape the outcome.
What is Trust No Bunny?
Trust No Bunny is a social deduction game about identifying traitors in a town of rabbits.
Players can compete against other people or bots, and nobody is removed from play before the game ends. Finding the traitors is only part of the challenge: card play and resource management also affect the outcome. Innocent townsfolk have multiple objectives to complete to win, adding tasks alongside the effort to uncover who is responsible. The game includes costumes and emotes that players can earn. Its structure keeps everyone involved through the end of a match, while requiring more than correct accusations to secure a victory.
How Trust No Bunny plays
- 01No player elimination
- Everyone remains in the game through its conclusion, including players suspected of being traitors.
- 02Objectives for townsfolk
- Innocent players must finish multiple tasks in addition to identifying the traitors.
- 03Bot matches
- Players can choose to face bots instead of other people.
- 04Earnable cosmetics
- The game includes hundreds of costumes and emotes to earn.
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Trust No Bunny: platforms & release
Is Trust No Bunny worth it?
It is worth it if: social deduction fans who want every player involved until the match ends. Skip it if: players seeking a social deduction format with eliminations, since everyone stays in play until the end.
Where can I download Trust No Bunny?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Trust No Bunny's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Trust No Bunny on?
Windows only.




