The Walten Files 3: BunnyFarm is a fan-made 2D horror adventure based on the third episode of The Walten Files. It recreates BunnyFarm, the fictional arcade game created by Bunny Smiles Inc. The player explores its colorful pixel-art locations and approaches familiar characters to start their individual tasks. The cheerful farm setting gradually becomes corrupted by glitches, disturbing images, and information connected to Sophie Walten and the history of Bon’s Burgers. The available version is presented as an unfinished prototype rather than a complete official game.

A Children’s Game That Does Not Stay Friendly

BunnyFarm originally appears as a rare beta arcade game from 1982. Sophie Walten plays it with Jenny Letterson, but the software begins behaving in ways that should not be possible. Characters address Sophie directly, normal scenes break apart, and corrupted sequences expose memories she has forgotten. The game adaptation follows the same concept, using familiar BunnyFarm characters and locations while turning apparently harmless mini-games into horror encounters.

Each Character Has a Task

Exploration is based on walking through the pixel-art world and approaching characters to access their activities. Locations and characters are inspired by the BunnyFarm footage, including areas associated with Bon, Banny, Billy, Sha, and other figures from Bunny Smiles Inc. Individual tasks function like small sections within the larger game, while visual errors and unexpected events gradually interrupt the normal arcade presentation.

Players can:

• explore the BunnyFarm environment;
• approach characters to begin their tasks;
• move through different pixel-art areas;
• complete character-based activities;
• encounter deliberate glitches and corrupted sequences;
• uncover references to Sophie Walten’s memories;
• follow events adapted from The Walten Files 3.

When the Arcade Machine Starts Remembering

The horror comes from the contrast between the simple arcade game and the information hidden inside it. BunnyFarm gradually reveals material connected to missing Bon’s Burgers employees and Sophie’s family, including memories she does not initially recognize. There are no traditional character upgrades or equipment systems. Progress comes from completing tasks, reaching new scenes, and seeing how the arcade game becomes increasingly corrupted. The fan adaptation therefore focuses on exploration, mini-games, pixel-art horror, glitches, and recreating the central mystery of the BunnyFarm episode.