
Rabbit Circle
Try again, as many times as it takes, to change the ending. You might be able to save everyone you couldn’t before. • Indie horror game • Playtime: approx. 2 hours • Graphics, dialogue, and the feel of the world change with each playthrough • Contains heavy themes
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10 itemsAbout the Game
An English version is planned.
A group of girls continue their club activities in an abandoned church.
At the center of it all is a stuffed toy they call their “Prophet.”
In contrast to the dim church, the girls spend their time together like a “real family.”
The protagonist, Alexia, who was brought there against her will,
gradually realizes—despite her confusion—that this place, free from unpleasant adults, is “a better home than her own.”
Maybe what a lonely girl truly needs isn’t “rightness,”
but a full stomach and friends she can laugh with.
As she learns that the others carry the same kind of loneliness,
she finds connection in sharing the same pain.
Forgetting the misery of her life at home, she becomes absorbed in her days with the group.
But at the end of those peaceful summer days,
a terrible fate awaits.
“Do you want to try again?”
Within the church in its true form,
set out to find the true ending.
And face your own regrets and sins.
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• Rich illustrations by the artist
• Contains light horror elements
• Looping narrative
• Multiple endings
• Simple controls
• Approx. 2 hours of playtime
Main theme: true intention
Music by Borushiro ()
“If nothing remains in the end… would it have been better if nothing had ever existed?”