Toxic Bunny: help SA devs on Steam Greenlight

Toxic Bunny has made its way onto Steam Greenlight, Valve’s new project launching platform, and you can help out some local South African devs reach the heights the deserve.

Steam Greenlight enables Steam users to look through the digital distribution service and vote on which games come to Steam first, or whether they deserve to be on Steam at all – giving the community a voice on what they want to play; and the first couple games are now on show.

South African-developed Toxic Bunny is now on the judging stage and needs your help to make it onto the Steam so that the masses can be exposed to the coffee-addicted hero.

Head over to the Toxic Bunny page on Steam Greenlight and give Toxic Bunny HD the thumbs-up to get approved.

What is Toxic Bunny HD?

Celestial is a South African game development studio, formed in 1994. The studio published two PC titles and then took a break. Recently re-opened, Celestial launched Toxic Bunny HD.

Toxic Bunny HD is a side-scrolling platformer that throws elements of action and puzzle solving together. The game has been revamped, remastered (as much as anyone could be his master) and re-caffeinated. Every line of code and every image has been rewritten and redrawn. The plot revamped, the delivery improved and generally a great deal of coffee consumed.

MyGaming caught up with Celestial Games to chat about Toxic Bunny – check out the interview with the coffee-crazed fiends.

If you’re an aspiring developer, check out some Triple-A advice for SA game devs, as MyGaming got to ask the developers of ZombiU and Far Cry 3 what it takes to make it in the business.