What Is Hundred Rabbits on itch.io?

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Hundred Rabbits is an artist collective that documents low-tech solutions with the goal of building a more resilient future, and its itch.io page (hundredrabbits.itch.io) is the hub where its games, books, tools, and experimental "playground" projects are published. The collective lives and works aboard a 10 m sailboat named Pino in remote parts of the world, and its projects are tied to learning how technology degrades beyond the shores of the western world. If you want to browse or try their work, the itch.io page is the entry point; some items run directly in the browser, while others are listed as downloadable or standalone projects.

What the page offers

The itch.io profile organizes the collective's output into four sections: Games, Books, Tools, and Playground.

Games

Title Description Notes
Oquonie A textless adventure across an intertwined megastructure Puzzle
Paradise An interactive fiction playground Play in browser
Hiversaires A textless point-n-click puzzle game Puzzle
Verreciel A glass spaceship simulator Simulation
Donsol A solitary card game played through the deck in sequences of 4 cards Play in browser
Niju The kana review application Educational, play in browser
Polycat A jumping platformer Play in browser
Lepore Express Line A train ride where you meet some folks Visual novel, play in browser
Legs An isometric voxel editor Play in browser

Books

  • No Bears, None — sailing from Victoria to Sitka
  • Busy Doing Nothing — at sea for 51 days, from Japan to Canada
  • Wiktopher — desert tales
  • Thousand Rooms — a picture e-book following the behaviours of four characters and a room

Tools

  • Orca — the livecoding environment
  • Left — the text editor
  • Nasu — the spritesheet editor
  • Noodle — the sketch tool (run in browser)
  • Dotgrid — the vector tool
  • Ronin — the graphic design tool
  • Pilot — a small synthesizer for Orca and Marabu

Playground

  • Tote — a multiset rewriting playground (play in browser)
  • sunflower-basic — a programming language (run in browser)

How to use the page

  1. Open hundredrabbits.itch.io in a browser.
  2. Pick a section from the headings — Games, Books, Tools, or Playground.
  3. For entries marked "Play in browser," click through to launch the project directly; for others, follow the project page to see how it is distributed.
  4. To follow new releases, use the follow option on the profile.

The page does not state pricing for the listed projects, so check each project page individually before assuming an item is free or requires an account.

Why the projects look the way they do

The collective's stated aim — documenting low-tech solutions for a more resilient future — explains the character of the catalog. The projects are small, often textless or minimal, and many are built to run in a browser or on modest hardware. The tools (Orca, Left, Nasu, Dotgrid, Ronin) are creative utilities rather than commercial products, and the books document life and travel aboard Pino. If you are looking for polished, large-scale commercial games, this is not that kind of page; if you are interested in experimental, resilient, low-tech creative software and the sailing life behind it, the itch.io profile is the place to start.