Rabbids Land - CouchCastle.de

A reunion with Ubisoft crazy rabbits on the Wii U, if that's not a reason to be happy because even on Nintendo's previous console have the Raving Rabbids ensured insanely funny conversation. With great party mood, we now embark into Rabbids country where the next multiplayer party increases. Whether we had a lot of fun or sober arrived back home before midnight, we tell you now!

Game of Bwaaaaaah !!!!!

After the rabbits in delightfully moronic Intro fail to reach an amusement park, to blame is their short stature, accomplishes another rabbit in a flying saucer landing a clean head. Henceforth the bottom of UFOs in the trophy race serves as a board, in which we need to get hold of either ten or twenty trophies first and return to the start box. Up to four players can join, with AI controlled rabbits round out the quartet, if there are not enough friends / relatives available.

Divided into two rings wakes the board memories of the simple structure of Coppit, but peppered with various game types: Wait for the gift box various items on its application, including among others a loaded dice, to the luck to help a little on the jumps. On the skull box go trophies lost, the quiz box provides the triggering player a more or less tricky question, with the remaining players can bet on whether the respondent messes with his answer, or may not. The castle fields catapult the hare always in pairs in the amusement park to take up one of twenty mini-games.

Certain parallels to Mario Party are of course not be dismissed out of hand. But want to it would have been that the developer a bit more years of experience would be inspired Marios Party. While at the Mario Party game tables are designed very dynamic, is the country of Rabbids unfortunately fall very rigid. Also that in Mario Party at the end of the game round starts automatically a minigame provides far more action, since Rabbids country the corresponding playing fields are actually somewhat rare and few mini-games are accordingly started. Too bad, here would have been possible, as in the character selection screen, in which you only daubs his rabbits to distinguish with color. A wide range of costumes à la Little Big Planet would have provided with slanted ideas for plenty of variety.

You give me the controller

But the mini-games are extremely successful, although they have failed somewhat low with a total of twenty challenge. Highlights include: After Burner: Here a player has on a futuristic runway via tilt control fire dodge bullets. What sounds easy, is quite challenging towards the end of the running time. When the Nile crocodile zoom flying hare in 360 ° view field area must be warded off with the controller display. Also in the 360 ​​° view field area it is in Phantom sweet home spirits to spray with paint, to capture them. At least now I have the certainty that a Project Zero U can make the ghost hunt more exciting than ever. Also very funny is the Olympics, where forms to be created for flower beds need to be drawn, in turn, are blurred by a crazy rabbit. Here is not only speed, but also the Einprägungsvermögen the forms. Likewise, the Poison Lädchen the pin is swung to draw for his animal thieves routes in order to escape the surveillance cameras. It is nice that you can audition all minigames before it comes to the crunch.

Overall, the mini-games come from very creative, a larger amount would have helped here too, especially as I miss shooter or dancing the predecessor. Is also a pity that the mini-games can be started only two players ever. One takes control via Wii U pad, the other with the Wiimote. That one is constantly busy passing around the controller, it is unfortunately an ugly solution. On the other hand, the control is very precise, so that unnecessary frustration moments do not arise. And who alone plays Rabbids Land, the TV need not necessarily turn, as the display of the Wii U controller is the game.

Conclusion

The potential to catch up with Genre size Mario Party, Rabbids country definitely had, but the plumber with a wider range of gaming tables, far more varied characters and a more elaborate game concept still in the lead. Too bad, there remains Rabbids country an average game that nevertheless minigame fans should be worth considering due to the currently manageable supply. For a country Rabbids 2 I want more action on the board, performances by Rayman & Co. and / or the ability to customize the bunnies like Little Big Planet with crazy costumes.