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Bunhouse is a cute, simple, bunny-filled game focused on growing plants and managing a greenhouse with fellow buns. Take care of your leafy plant buddies by balancing the amount of water and light they get. Pla

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About Bunhouse

Bunhouse is a cute couch co‑hop game where players grow plants and manage a shared greenhouse. The experience is framed as a relaxed, wholesome space with no combat, quests, or pressure beyond tending to the garden. The title supports solo play or up to four players locally, and can be extended online via Steam’s Remote Play Together. It runs on Windows and includes features such as Steam Achievements, full controller support, and Steam Cloud.

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Core Gameplay

Players tend to a greenhouse by watering plants and arranging seedlings. The focus is on simple, calming tasks rather than competition or combat, offering a gentle way to unwind.

The game presents a single, shared environment where all participants can interact with the same plants, encouraging cooperative management and shared progress.

  • Take a moment to observe plant growth patterns before adding new seedlings.
  • Coordinate with your fellow players as you tend the greenhouse together.

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Local Co‑op

Up to four friends can play together on the same computer. The game requires at least one fewer controller than the number of participants, allowing mixed keyboard‑controller setups.

Local co‑op is split‑screen, with each player contributing to plant care in the greenhouse.

  • If you have three players, you can use two controllers and a keyboard to meet the requirement.
  • Arrange seating so each player has a clear view of the shared screen.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · Reky Studios

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Remote Play Together

Steam’s Remote Play Together lets a host stream the game to remote friends. The host may use keyboard or controllers, but each remote participant must have a controller.

This feature works despite the game lacking native online multiplayer, leveraging Unreal Engine’s local‑play handling.

  • Confirm each remote player has a compatible controller before starting a session.
  • Test the connection with a short trial run to ensure smooth streaming.

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Steam Features

Bunhouse integrates Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing, with Family Sharing letting family members access the game.

Full controller support is listed, meaning the game can be played entirely with a gamepad.

  • Steam Cloud is listed as a feature, so you can enable it in the Steam client settings.
  • Check the Achievements list for optional goals that reflect your gardening milestones.

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Platform Availability

The game is released for Windows; macOS and Linux are not listed as supported platforms.

No other operating systems are mentioned, so Windows users are the primary audience.

  • Verify your Windows version meets the minimum system requirements before purchase.
  • Consider using a compatible controller model for the best experience.

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    Bunhouse FAQ

    Can I play Bunhouse with friends who are not on the same computer?

    Yes, using Steam’s Remote Play Together; the host streams the game and remote players need controllers.

    Do I need a controller for every local player?

    No, you need one fewer controller than players, allowing a mix of keyboard and controllers.

    Is there any online multiplayer mode built into the game?

    The game has no native online multiplayer, only the optional Remote Play Together workaround.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.