Jumpy Rabbits

Hold inside the playfield to lower the carrot, then let go. In Jumpy Rabbits, rabbits leap around a hole beneath the hanging bait. A mouse press and a touchscreen long press both worked in our tests; a quick tap is not the holding action described here. Level 1 displays a target of ten rabbits and three carrot icons alongside the catch counter.

Our desktop attempt used two holds, followed by releases. The next captures showed airborne rabbits, then two catches out of ten, a score of 7 and “STREAK x2.” In a separate touchscreen check, two native long presses also led to two catches; that screen showed a score of 6, two rabbit tails in the hole and a bite missing from the carrot. These are results from two short attempts, rather than a points formula or a promise that the same holds will always produce two catches.

Begin by trying the hold-and-release control and watching the catch counter after each jump. The game warns about lowering the carrot too deeply, but we did not establish a best depth or a reliable timing pattern. Neither attempt completed the ten-rabbit target, and later levels remain untested. Advertising requests were blocked during the controlled tests, so those sessions cannot describe the advertisements a regular player may encounter.