Rayman: Raving Rabbids

This is a good game but only for the first few hours; it's very easy to complete! But I have never had so much fun! Shooting little rabbits with plungers! Don't tell the RSPCA! Could of been a bit longer...

The plot is that you, Rayman, are the rabbit's prisoner and you have to do mad mini-games to escape. The mini-games include:

* Throwing cows
* Milking pigs
* And dancing like you've near danced before!

This is not just a one-player game; you can play up to four people! This game is great for parties and BIG families!

Good Points:

* Up to four people can play
* The wackiest mini-games in the world
* Great for children and adults a like

Bad Points

* Not one-player material
* Easy to get bored of
* Can be too physical

Overall, buy if you are having a party. Consider this though. If you are a person who prefers a relaxing, fun night in on your own...prepare to be disappointed!
Only consider when having friends over. Then you should buy it...

Simplicity IS the best attribute of this game.
I've heard moaning about the relatively short story mode, but let's face it; we didn't buy a game with tiny, crazed 'raving rabbids' on the front expecting it to involve serious gameplay.

Each level involves 4 mini games, 3 of which must be completed to pass the level - 4 for a bonus prize (I have to say, the bunny costume prize had me in stitches).

After each few rounds a noticable change arises among the 'rabbid' population as they grow to love their captive as he works his way through many of their trials which, incidentally, involve more and more unique and hillarious ways to torture the bunnies as the game progresses.

Some games are more difficult than others but each brings its own appeal to different people, a perfect game to play with friends.

I sat for five hours with my friend the day I bought this game, unable to put the controllers down or stop laughing as I searched for the next weird and wonderful way to bully the bunnies.

At first, I was hooked on Raving Rabbids, but I soon found that the games became very repetitive to play over and over. By about half-way, the creators ran out of games to play and so you have to re-play the original games, only you need a higher score, or there are more distractions during game-play. By that point, I only played on it in the hopes of some mega-challenge at the end that I could enjoy playing as a sort of 'big boss' at the end of a lot of Platform games, only to be disappointed.

Good fun at first, but gets old, quick.

This was my first game on the Wii and I still play it 12 months on. Some of the games are really wacky and make great use of the remote. It's nothing like the platform version of Rayman, so don't expect level after level with a boss at the end, instead you complete 3 or 4 minigames and then play a first person shooting game killing rabbids with a plunger gun...??? Great fun which you'll play again and again.

This was the secomd wii game my brother and I bought. Up to this point we were both Rayman fans and couldn't wait for this one. To both our disappointment we found the game to be made up of all mini games and no adventure mode present!!! The graphics were average and the mini games were unexciting and became worse when you had to play on your own. To sum it up this is a game overpowered by mini games and unexciting to play!!! Save your money and don't buy it!!!