$2.49 (−75%)Is Rayman Raving Rabbids™ worth it?
Rayman Raving Rabbids™ is worth it if…
- you want a couch multiplayer game that ends in laughter rather than arguments
- you like short, silly minigames you can drop in and out of
- you enjoy absurd comedy, slapstick physics and cute creatures behaving badly
- you want an easy, family friendly game that still works solo
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Trials by bunny demand
The setup is simple and ridiculous: hordes of crazed rabbits have invaded, enslaved Rayman and his friends, and now expect him to perform. Each day in the arena brings a set of trials, and pleasing the jeering bunny crowd is the only way out. The trials themselves go everywhere: run races on animals, fight in the arena, milk pigs, or pick up a toilet plunger and start shooting. One moment you are keeping bunnies moving to your rhythm with dance moves, the next you are hurling a cow for points. It is fast, arcade-style play where the joke is always the point, and the game is genuinely funny in a way few comedies manage.
Party chaos for four
This is a game built for a couch full of people. Up to four players can compete in the frantic multiplayer trials, and the local co-op turns even losing into entertainment, because the physics are wobbly and the trials are designed to make plans fall apart. Between rounds there is more to chase: pass trials to unlock new worlds, costumes, music and items to decorate Rayman's cell. Dress punk, pop, rock or hip hop, keep the bunnies dancing, and grow popular enough to unlock even more. Short sessions, quick rounds and constant unlocks make it easy to say "one more trial" long after you meant to stop.
