Trust No Bunny
Released Aug 2023
Everybunny has a secret. Who do you trust to keep the town safe? Trust No Bunny is a hilarious and incredibly cute social deduction game for fans of Werewolf or Among Us. It’s a game for thinkers, schemers, & downright liars, where guessing the traitors is only half the fun.
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Steam $5.99
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Evaluation
Trust No Bunny launched out of Early Access on August 7, 2023. The store description explicitly states the game "is being continuously developed by two brothers, Christian and Daniel," which is a direct developer statement of ongoing commitment.
The game has seen consistent activity since launch. On May 4, 2026, the developers pushed a backend infrastructure update and teased further announcements coming "in a couple weeks." That was followed by Patch 1.1 on June 19, 2026 — a significant visual and technical overhaul that the developers described as making the game "easier to maintain and build on" and laying groundwork for "better end-of-game stats and information in the future." Hotfixes followed on June 20 and June 21, 2026, and a further feature patch (1.1.5) was released on July 4, 2026, which itself mentions plans to "come back to" bot improvements "in a later patch."
This establishes a clear and sustained pattern of ongoing development, with the most recent update as of today (August 19, 2026) being just six weeks ago. The developers have not announced any conclusion to development or indicated that the game is feature-complete.
Evidence
Patch 1.1.5 ships with timer fixes, bot improvements, and lighting transitions. Developer mentions plans to return to bot improvements in a future patch.
Patch 1.1 delivers a major visual overhaul and server upgrade, described as making the game easier to build on, with future player-facing stats mentioned as planned
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Developer
Publisher
Friendly Pixel, Inc.
Achievements
21
Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Multiplayer · PvP
About this game
What makes Trust No Bunny different from other social deduction games:
- Players are never eliminated. Everybody plays until the end of the game
- Card playing and resource management. Figuring out the traitors does not guarantee victory!
- Secondary objectives. Winning as innocent townsfolk requires completing multiple objectives
- Play against others or bots
- Hundreds of costumes and emotes to earn
- Rabbits
Trust No Bunny is being continuously developed by two brothers, Christian and Daniel. We have a great burgeoning community over at our Discord, and are always willing to teach new players! Drop by and say hi.
Last evaluated Aug 19, 2026
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