Project Rabbit Guide: Gameplay, Multiplayer, and PC Requirements

Project Rabbit is an upcoming Soulslike action game that turns Alice in Wonderland into a dark-fantasy adventure, with solo play, online co-op, and online PvP listed on Steam. You explore the Abyss of Time, a realm ruled by the Blood Queen, using weapons, equipment, and combat skills to survive. As of November 12, 2026, its Steam page lists the release date as “Coming soon”, with no specific launch date or price provided.

Project Rabbit at a Glance

These details describe the upcoming game’s current store listing, rather than a released version. A game version is not independently confirmed.

Setting: Alice and the Abyss of Time

Project Rabbit follows Alice into the Abyss of Time, where the Blood Queen rules and creatures have been overtaken by madness. The announced premise centers on fighting, exploring, and surviving this realm while seeking an escape with Alice.

Exploration includes discovering hidden treasures and secrets. However, the store description does not identify individual areas within the Abyss, provide a route through them, or explain specific quest objectives. There is not yet enough published detail here for a location-by-location walkthrough.

The practical distinction is that exploration and combat are both part of the announced experience. The Abyss is not described solely as a sequence of battles: searching its depths also connects to the game’s equipment and combat customization.

Combat and Build Customization

The official Steam description identifies four elements of combat: dodging, blocking, parrying, and using combat skills. It also emphasizes that mistakes can be fatal, establishing a punishing combat style without specifying damage values or difficulty settings.

Your fighting style can be shaped through combinations of:

• Weapons, which form part of your chosen combat setup.
• Equipment, which can be combined with weapons and skills.
• Combat skills, which provide additional options against enemies.

Specific weapon types, equipment statistics, skill names, and progression requirements are not detailed. Consequently, there is no supported basis yet for a best-build ranking, a recommended starting weapon, or an upgrade route.

Likewise, although dodging, blocking, and parrying are announced actions, their exact inputs and timing windows are not independently confirmed. A detailed controls guide will need information beyond the current store description.

Single-Player, Co-op, and PvP

Project Rabbit is presented as a multiplayer Soulslike, but single-player is also explicitly listed. The description says you can venture into the Abyss alone or alongside allies, so playing with others is not the only advertised option.

Steam lists both online co-op and online PvP. The setting description also mentions encounters with other survivors, alongside threats from hostile creatures. It does not explain exactly how those encounters work, whether PvP is optional, or how cooperative sessions are organized.

Important multiplayer details remain unspecified:

• Maximum party size.
• Matchmaking and invitations.
• Whether cooperative progress is shared.
• How PvP encounters begin.
• Whether solo play requires an internet connection.

The Steam features also include cross-platform multiplayer, but the supplied listing does not name the participating platforms or storefronts. That feature label alone does not establish a console release or identify which systems can play together.

PC System Requirements

The listed minimum and recommended specifications both require a 64-bit processor and operating system, Windows 10, DirectX 12, and 20 GB of available storage.

For a pre-release hardware check, compare your processor, graphics card, and memory against the appropriate column rather than checking storage alone. The recommended configuration raises all three of those hardware requirements while retaining the same storage requirement.

The listing does not attach a resolution, graphics preset, or frame-rate target to either configuration. Meeting a listed specification therefore should not be interpreted as a promise of a particular performance level. Steam Deck compatibility is marked Unknown.

Controller and Language Support

The store page lists Xbox and DualShock controllers. It does not provide a button map, so specific controller bindings are not independently confirmed.

Language support differs between interface text, spoken dialogue, and subtitles:

If you need both menus and spoken dialogue in a particular language, check the relevant support category rather than relying on the total language count.

Release Updates and How to Follow the Game

As of November 12, 2026, Project Rabbit is not yet available on Steam. Its announcements include a November 10 update stating that a new trailer is live on IGN; that announcement concerns the trailer, not the game’s launch date.

To follow release news, open the Project Rabbit Steam page and add the game to your wishlist. Steam presents this as the way to receive a notification when it becomes available. The page’s announcements section is also where the listed trailer updates appear.

For now, the useful preparation is to check the published PC requirements, confirm your preferred language support, and follow release announcements. Detailed boss strategies, optimal builds, and progression walkthroughs cannot yet be established from the announced information.