The bad news is that the Moon has mysteriously disappeared, and since everybody knows that you can't have a Moon festival without the moon, the two bunnies set out on a quest to find it. It's definitely one crack-addled story, but the rest of the game's quirks keep things interesting and oddly edgy. The graphics are sharp and cartoony and the sound effects measure up well. Especially the indecipherable high-pitched noises that bunnies apparently make. But what may sound like a simple game is actually very challenging.
Some switches are direct, while other involve a more complicated use of timing.
For example, there's a crocodile on my half of the screen. My partner's side has a crocodile leash, and she has to pull the leash to keep the croc at bay. Each player must keep up with the other, because these switches require teamwork. So if you have a lagging partner, time will quickly run out, forcing you to try again. This ends up breaking the game down into a trial and error system that can become really repetitive.