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Bwaah... Been there. Done that. Invaded Earth. Partied hardy... Now, it's time for an adventure!
The Rabbids' first comedy-adventure will take them to the moon or bust! As usual, they have an infallible plan: collect all the human Stuff they can find, heap it onto a giant pile and climb to the moon. Not so fast! The Humans revolt and become Verminators to exterminate the Rabbid varmints and defend their precious Stuff: 'Rabbids Go Home!'
The Rabbids' first comedy-adventure will take them to the moon or bust! As usual, they have an infallible plan: collect all the human Stuff they can find, heap it onto a giant pile and climb to the moon. Not so fast! The Humans revolt and become Verminators to exterminate the Rabbid varmints and defend their precious Stuff: 'Rabbids Go Home!'
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Released: 06-11-2009
Rating Info: 7+
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Rating Info: 7+
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A fun, diverting game with some interesting humour and even satire hidden away in the announcements. Hurtling around the different environments picking up junk and scaring the clothes off people is lots of fun but after a while the levels start to repeat themselves and become a chore rather than a joy. The mini-game where you can change your rabbid with all manner of tools and unlockable accessories is genuinely funny but some parents might be wary of the depictions of cartoon animal cruelty. There is an option for limited co-op play similar to Super Mario Galaxy where you can use a second remote to help break obstacles and stun enemies.
A fun, diverting game with some interesting humour and even satire hidden away in the announcements. Hurtling around the different environments picking up junk and scaring the clothes off people is lots of fun but after a while the levels start to repeat themselves and become a chore rather than a joy. The mini-game where you can change your rabbid with all manner of tools and unlockable accessories is genuinely funny but some parents might be wary of the depictions of cartoon animal cruelty. There is an option for limited co-op play similar to Super Mario Galaxy where you can use a second remote to help break obstacles and stun enemies.
