Rayman Raving Rabbids™ Reviews

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This needs a remaster STAT!

Timeless classic - Like a Mario Party singleplayer.

This Game Is Amazing. I Had So Much Fun Playing It. Absolute Bargain £1.07 (It Was On Sale). Like Mario Party Mini games.

"Rayman: Raving Rabbids" Is the game that started the Rabbids, it costs 2,5 dollars. Has about 10 hours of content, for 3 dollars? It's a great deal. It's like a singleplayer "Epic Minigames" on ROBLOX. 8/10

You cannot complete the skydiving mission, at least not without a controller, I think

It's not working properly. first time i opened it, it did work. Second time i open the game, it showed me sound but with a black screen.

this is the best game i've ever played even tho its not nostalgic for me since i was born wayyy after the game was realiesd its still super fun if u dont judge by the quality

This game changed me, who I am, and who I will be in the future. The lesson taught of valuing those who may have hurt you in the past is truly something incredible that I wasn't expecting of such a simple game. Each new challenge I was faced with proved to be difficult, but by pushing through each obstacle via my avatar of Rayman, I felt that I wasn't doing this alone- it was a team effort. In the end, Rayman and I's decision to return and save the creatures despite the danger truly showed an incredible level of character growth. "What characters?" you might ask, to which I would say: go to hell and tell those worthless Rabbids Rayman sent you.

I bought this game on sale at 1,12€ for the nostalgia. At this price it's hard to get too mad about what you're getting. I really liked playing this game as a kid but even then I thought it got really repetitive and despite the game being quite short, I always end up taking days to finish it. Mostly, what the game has going for it is a lot of personality and if you're a fan of Raving Rabbids you should definitely enjoy this. /!\ You can't play with a controller even though that game was also made for consoles and when you get tutorials, they also give you the buttons for the controller... that you can't use... u_u [u][b]Lifespan :[/b][/u] I finished story mode in 4 hours. You can then replay the mini-games in score mode but I personally don't see the appeal to that. [u][b]Story :[/b][/u] The game begins with Rayman having a picnic with baby Globoxes when the Raving Rabbids suddenly appear to kidnap everyone. They put everyone in jail and force Rayman to pass trials in an arena for their entertainment. There's not much to the story, it's just giving you a reason for the whole game but I will say that I really enjoyed how the Raving Rabbids's behaviour towards Rayman changes throughout the playthrough. At first they just want to see him suffer. Then when he ends up being successful at everything, they get bored. But then they start enjoying seeing him win and even start worshipping him. You can also see it with Rayman's jail room that gets cleaner and fancier as the game progresses. [u][b]Gameplay :[/b][/u] The game is separated into 15 days. Each day you have to do 4 mini-games, including one that is always a rhythm game + 1 final mini-game once you've finished the other 4, which is most of the time a first-person rail shooter. The mini-games aren't difficult and you will do most of them on your first try. Usually if you're going to struggle on one, it will be because of clunky controls. There's nothing extraordinary with the mini-games. They're fine to do but I never want to replay them. It becomes a problem when they actually start repeating them with minor differences... that's when it starts getting really repetitive. After the first few (ingame) days, I struggle to do more than 1 day in the same session because it gets exhausting in a way. [u][b]Achievements :[/b][/u] None