My Brother Rabbit Reviews

10/10!

Short but cute. Pleasant way to spend a few hours.

love the eerie vibe and surreal art !! fun puzzles :)

This game was one of the best point and click games I have played in a very long time. I highly recommend!!!

I've played this game in my childhood and I'm playing it again now, I like it so much, if it has some more content it would be more fun

I am usually not really interested in pixel-hunting games, but for some reason I bought this one a couple of months ago. And now I am glad I did, as not only is the game mercifully easy enough for an impatient man like myself (even the puzzles), but it provides a touching overarching story that encourages you to continue playing. And so I did, finishing the game in one sitting. There are five chapters and a final screen, a generally beautiful soundtrack and a lot of exercise for your finger that clicks the left mouse button. A LOT. While I wrote the game was "easy enough", it's still completely illogical and there will be times, where you are just clicking wildly either in frustration or because you have nothing else to do while thinking. Thankfully there is a really helpful hint system that at least let's you know which screen contains items to hunt for. There are also moments of incredible flow, where you are breezing from one puzzle to the next, which are quite motivating. Overall, for how often the game is discounted up to 90%, I consider this time and money well-spent.

I enjoyed this game. It's not super long but the art is great, the puzzles are challenging, and the content is not disturbing despite the allusions to a child's illness.

This is one of the most fun games I have played recently. The story is gut wrenching, and the artstyle beautiful. The music also compliments it very well. I haven't finished it yet, but I'm already sad that it's going to end at some point :(

Adoreable puzzlegame, mostly hidden object type of minigames. Not necessarly intuitive, but usually games like this is easier for children adults are overprogrammed to.... whatever, our education system sucks anyways.

A game most certainly made with children in mind; nonetheless, as an adult, I was fully taken with its fantastical elements. The artists, quite boldly, rendered a colourful canvas of skill and imagination. As infantile as the story may be, the surreal nature of the world is exciting in itself. This is a relaxing venture, what with the melodious tunes and fairy-tale aesthetic. It simply feels good to play.