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Ashley Bardhan

19 September 2025

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So it seems if you give a rabbit some height, and a mecha suit, of course, they’d become capable of Fallout 3 depravity and more, cranking up the Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System (VATS) to its max and tearing targeted limbs off completely.

This is what the solo developer Cherub demonstrates in what they call their “mecha game about a rabbit named Clover,” whose clips seem to soar on Bluesky every time Cherub posts them. While the dev consistently posts updates on the game, which doesn’t seem to have an official title yet, their VATS-adjacent limb-yanking mechanic is best demonstrated in a pair of posts from earlier this September.
“After a lot of time spent this weekend, the system is almost completely functional,” Cherub writes alongside a gameplay clip of the robot rabbit Clover zoning in on an enemy’s left hand and then ripping up its sinew.

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After a lot of time spent this weekend, the system is almost completely functional.
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In the future, needs more camera angles and animations. Also missing the part where you compare stats afterward.
#CherubDev #UE5 #GameDev— @polygoncherub.bsky.social (@polygoncherub.bsky.social.bsky.social) 2025-09-19T20:58:35.292Z
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