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Bye Sweet Carole

Bye Sweet Carole

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Release Date: October 9, 2025

Adventure, Fantasy, Stealth, Horror, 2D, Indie Games, Side-scroll, Action Adventure, Singleplayer

A horror adventure game, visually inspired by iconic animated movies. Bye Sweet Carole stars Lana Benton, a young girl seeking a way out of a horrible orphanage overrun by nightmarish rabbits.

6.9

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Bye Sweet Carole is an indie horror adventure game. It was co-created by Little Sewing Machine and Meangrip Studios, and directed by Chris Darril, known for the Remothered series.

Plot

The main protagonist of Bye Sweet Carole is Lana Benton. Under urging of the terrifying Mr. Kyn, also known as the Old Hat, she finds herself transported into a mysterious garden. After reading the letters written by a certain "French", she decides to follow the trail of Carole Simmons, a girl her age who has somehow managed to escape this place. Lana must explore the nineteenth-century Bunny Hall orphanage and find a way out. She finds the building overrun by hordes of wild rabbits, trying to open a portal to her world.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows October 9, 2025

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4 cancelled

Xbox One

Xbox One cancelled

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch October 9, 2025

PlayStation 5

PlayStation 5 October 9, 2025

Xbox Series X/S

Xbox Series X/S October 9, 2025

Features

News

Bye Sweet Carole takes classic Disney-style animation and twists it into a dark adventure. This hand-drawn horror set in a whimsical world launches today

Bye Sweet Carole takes classic Disney-style animation and twists it into a dark adventure. This hand-drawn horror set in a whimsical world launches today

Your cozy break is over. Bye Sweet Carole mixes beloved Disney charm with eerie characters and menacing monsters.

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Olga Racinowska

October 9, 2025

Bye Sweet Carole takes classic Disney-style animation and twists it into a dark adventure. This hand-drawn horror set in a whimsical world launches today

System Requirements

System Requirements for Bye Sweet Carole Video Game:

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i3, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 2 GB GeForce GTX 770, 15 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.

Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core i5-7400, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 4 GB GeForce GTX 1650, 15 GB HDD, Windows 10/11 64-bit.

Ratings

Game Ratings for Bye Sweet Carole Video Game.

6.9

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 40% of Critics. There are 55 Critic Reviews.

OpenCritic

TheGamer: 3 / 5

Bye Sweet Carole still needs work, and it shows. Truth be told, though, a few quality-of-life upgrades – controls and hints – would be more than enough to potentially turn this game into one of those titles I come back to over and over again as years go by. Because don’t get me wrong, I am impressed with Bye Sweet Carole as is. But I can’t help imagining what it could be with a few tweaks.

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TheSixthAxis: 6 / 10 by Steve C

Bye Sweet Carole is a curate's egg of a game, with the presentation being truly superb and the storytelling excellent, but the bulk of the game experience just isn't fun. The frustrating platforming and stealth, combined with the review build being quite buggy, led to me finishing the game with gritted teeth rather than enjoyment. The bugs can be fixed (and the devs are working on patches) but the imbalance between the two gameplay styles is a more fundamental issue. If you can see past this then the game has a lot to offer in terms of aesthetic and story but, ironically, these can be enjoyed through watching a playthrough without subjecting yourself to the frustration.

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Xbox Tavern: 7 / 10 by Corey Lyle

Here we are again, an absolute gorgeous game taken down a point or two by gameplay. If not for the bugs I encountered and the slowness that the game just seemed to me, this game could have been great. That said, I can realize when a game isn't meant for me and ultimately, I don't think this is a game I'd go in for myself after really thinking about it. But with visuals and audio like this, at least the ride was nice to look at it. I'd welcome a sequel even if we can just do without the sneaky, hide and seek bits.

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