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EnglishWhat Kinds of Games, Books, and Tools Does Hundred Rabbits Publish?
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Hundred Rabbits is an artist collective that documents low-tech solutions while living and working aboard a 10 m sailboat named Pino in remote parts of the world. Their itch.io page organizes projects into four sections: Games, Books, Tools, and Playground. The catalog leans toward experimental, often textless or minimalist works, with several browser-playable titles and a set of creative software tools.
Games
The Games section mixes puzzle, simulation, interactive fiction, and educational titles. Several are marked "Play in browser."
| Title | Description | Genre |
|---|---|---|
| Oquonie | A textless adventure across an intertwined megastructure | Puzzle |
| Paradise | An interactive fiction playground | Interactive Fiction |
| Hiversaires | A textless point-n-click puzzle game | Puzzle |
| Verreciel | A glass spaceship simulator | Simulation |
| Donsol | A solitary card game where you go through the deck in sequences of 4 cards | Puzzle (browser) |
| Niju | A kana review application | Educational (browser) |
| Polycat | "Jump around! Jump around! Jump around!" | Platformer (browser) |
| Lepore Express Line | Take a train ride, meet some folks | Visual Novel (browser) |
| Legs | An isometric voxel editor | Browser |
If you want something quick to try without installing anything, the browser-playable titles (Donsol, Niju, Polycat, Lepore Express Line, Legs) are the easiest entry points. For a longer, more atmospheric experience, Oquonie and Hiversaires stand out as textless puzzle adventures.
Books
The Books section collects travel writing and illustrated e-books, mostly tied to the collective's life at sea.
- 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
The first two are sailing narratives; Wiktopher and Thousand Rooms are more illustrative/creative works.
Tools
The Tools section is a suite of creative software, several of which are browser-based.
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Orca | The livecoding environment |
| Left | The text editor |
| Nasu | The spritesheet editor |
| Noodle | The sketch tool (runs in browser) |
| Dotgrid | The vector tool |
| Ronin | The graphic design tool |
| Pilot | Small synthesizer for Orca and Marabu |
Orca is the most distinctive here—a livecoding environment—and pairs with Pilot, a small synthesizer built for Orca and Marabu. Noodle is noted as running in the browser, making it the lowest-friction tool to try first.
Playground
The Playground section holds experimental and educational projects:
- Tote — A multiset rewriting playground (play in browser)
- sunflower-basic — A programming language (runs in browser)
These are more exploratory than the main tools and games, aimed at people curious about the collective's experiments with computation and language.
How to Choose
- Want a game right now in your browser? Start with Donsol, Polycat, or Lepore Express Line.
- Want a puzzle with atmosphere? Try Oquonie or Hiversaires.
- Interested in creative coding? Look at Orca and Pilot, or try Noodle in the browser.
- Curious about life at sea? Read Busy Doing Nothing or No Bears, None.
- Want to explore experiments? Browse the Playground entries Tote and sunflower-basic.
The page itself does not list prices or login requirements for individual items, so check each project's own page for those details before downloading or playing.