Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit

Recommended. A wordless, joke-dense monster-hunting rampage through a cartoon Hell where a hundred indexed kills with bespoke execution mini-games carry a loose, quota-gated structure, and the humour lands hard enough to outweigh the rough edges. The mock-biographical monster index sustains the whole experience, giving every kill a deadpan obituary, and the arsenal escalates well from drill-wheel traversal to gatling gun, bazooka and a gloriously overpowered holy water thrower. Fountain saves keep the fair stretches honest, and the cosmetic skin economy adds harmless variety. Contact damage on every enemy invites stunlock deaths, respawn ambushes and uneven late-game checkpoints compound the cruelty, and one boss with no invincibility frames can destroy a fresh respawn outright. Poorly signed puzzles occasionally demand brute-force luck. Judge it on charm rather than polish and it holds up completely.

This is a game from 2012 so the ancient screen resolutions are bad but understandable. But NO sound settings at all? Zero? None? How the hell did this pass SEGA Q&A?

I suggest this game only to people who like the Invader Zim and Hot Topic humor and art style. The controls are slippery and floaty meaning that the platforming feels bad. You will frequently die and respawn at a checkpoint with only 25% of your health and no healing well nearby, meaning you are likely to keep dying to what killed you the first time. Despite not being a puzzle game, some of the boss enemies were confusing and I had to look up how to beat them (you have to zoom out the camera for at least 2 of them). Easy skip for platformer enjoyers and hesitant "maybe try it" for Hot Topic shoppers.

A very fun, cartoony Metroidvania - every area had the perfect amount of cohesion to not be confusing and keep a 'mayhem' to the world. P.S. This game has one of the most bizarre near-game breaking glitches I've seen: -The last QTE in the game (vs. last phase of final boss) has a guaranteed 2nd button that is WRONG. (e.g. it may show 'E' or 'LSHFT' but they won't work.) -You have to use whatever key is your 'Drill' key to beat it.

Sage’s platformer in 2012. It could be fun 15 years ago, but it isn’t particularly entertaining by my standards today. It's 80% platforming and 20% boss fights, with plenty of instant death traps. Fortunately, checkpoints are usually near. You need to constantly check the map to see where the bosses are, defeat them to open the numbered kill gates, which makes the progression linear. The boss fights are all simple, just hit them a few times, play a minigame or answer a funny question, then watch a short gore animation showing the boss’s brutal death. Jumping can be tricky, since you need to control a gear to climb upward. At certain points you also switch between the gun wielding rabbit and the double jump rabbit. Besides killing enemies, there are puzzles such as navigating a submarine in a water maze while pushing boxes, making one of them fall onto a boss and kill it; or luring a dog toward spikes and making it suicide. I played 1.5 hours and then saw a large number of bosses that needed to be killed to unlock the next stage. Since the game’s mechanics were already clear and the boss fights didn’t offer anything new, I stopped playing and wrapped it up. [u] [url=https://stor…

Love this game! The game has a lot of humour and the cartoonish art style makes it even more enjoyable. The way you kill those demons is on another level! Well, Hell yeah!! 🔥