LAPIN

this game is so beautiful and perfect for anyone who loves bunnies!! its really very cute and enchanting from the very start. you play as a rabbit and can talk and help other bunnies along the way. and even tho the game is challenging kinda like ori it is also just as beautiful and cute!! or even more if you love bunnies, srsly dont miss out on this hidden gem as soon as possible!!

Lapin is a fun, charming platformer with a lot of heart and cute visuals. I really enjoyed my playthrough of this game. I am not an expert at the genre, so the gameplay felt very tough at times (you will die a lot) but I felt a great sense of achievement when I had completed each screen and there are optional pickups and side areas throughout the game that give an extra challenge. At the centre of the game is its characters and story. The characters are lovingly drawn and you find yourself quickly pulled into their friendship and journey. Those who are familiar with Watership Down will see many similarities here, in the theme of rabbits searching for a new home. There is a lot of dialogue between characters throughout the game, and as you build your relationship levels with your companions, flashback scenes are unlocked to tell more of the background to their story. The game doesn't shy away from topics such as loss, abandonment and belonging - there are quite a few sad, bittersweet and emotional moments throughout the game, but these are always complimented with moments of hope, joy and friendship - a few tears were shed at times! As a rabbit owner myself, I felt the writers' c…

I liked this game a lot. It tells rather simple but an interesting and touching story of the group of abandoned rabbits in the search of the new home that looks like an adventure fairytale. The heroes from the main party as well as some side characters are very cute. Each of them have own character and hobby, past that formed them and dreams about future. Liebe, the protagonist, has her own “hero’s journey” in this adventure. Also the bunnies here are not only cute fluff balls. They are personalities and they can do a lot of things: clinging to rocks and hang on them for a while, squeezing through thorns, jumping long distances in special plant bubbles, make sculptures and altars, deceive enemies such as the weasels, activating and using mechanisms abandoned by people, and even flying with the gusts of wind, pushing off from flowers growing on the rocks along the way. The game also shows behaviour of rabits quite accurately: how they flop down, how they move ears and so on. But of course they are also have many anthropomorphic features. The game describes the culture and legends of the rabbit-kind quite thoroughly, and throughout the journey these legends start came to life. …

Now that spring is upon us, what better time to play an adorable rabbit game? [i]LAPIN[/i] is a cute platformer with a simple but heartfelt story about five bunnies trying to find a new home. You play as Liebe, a young, curious bunny, and the most recent arrival to the group, who are forced to move after human development (what else?) threatens their home of Alfa. The main game, broken into a series of environments, is fun and challenging. There's an Easy Mode if you get frustrated, but I found the difficulty pretty much perfect: I had to redo a lot of parts, but that's expected, and you simply respawn on the same screen if you die, so there's no real penalty for failure. Gradually getting better at a stage or section after multiple failed attempts actually feels pretty satisfying. In addition to the main quest, there are a bunch of collectible seeds to amass, and finding and obtaining them can add an extra level of difficulty, if you're hopping for a greater challenge. The dialogue isn't voiced, but the animals all make cute little noises when they speak, a bit like in [i]Animal Crossing[/i]. My favourite character is Captain, a senior bunny who takes on a caregiver role, and wh…

Very cute and wholesome game, but is not Disney-fied. It's a journey, like Watership Dawn and Redwall. But don't worry, there's no graphic gore. There are slice-of-life sections in the form of Memories. Some seed levels have pretty hard platforming that requires very quick reaction time (but still not Kaizo-like). Overall I enjoyed it.

great game