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Point-and-click, Puzzle, Strategy, Adventure
OpenCritic76IGDB68
Experience a magical adventure. Journey with Jerry to the enchanted realm of Mousewood , master fascinating spells and solve tricky puzzles. Along with a intriguing story you will see breathtaking hand drawn backgrounds and elaborately animated characters. A Unique soundtrack complements Jerry's incredible adventure with fabulously composed music.
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Cosy, nostalgic, plot-driven and contemplative.
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The EscapistAndy ChalkMay 20134.5/5 starsIf there was any question whether Daedalic is the inheritor of the LucasArts adventure gaming crown, consider it settled. The Night of the Rabbit is an outstanding example of the genre and an impressive next step in the ongoing evolution and refinement of its creator.
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GameWatcherChris CapelMay 20139/10Daedalic Entertainment's latest and greatest adventure takes you down the rabbit hole
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Gaming NexusDave GambleJun 20138.5/10Night of the Rabbit faithfully follows the tried and true traditions of the adventure game genre while leveraging modern technologies in a very well produced game. Appropriate for the entire family and providing a compelling, well-written story, this one is worth a look.
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Digital SpyScott NicholsMay 20133/5 starsBut it is still worth a look for those who value the journey more than the destination, and who are eager for a charming new point-and-click adventure to lose themselves in.
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The Digital FixMay 20136/10Despite its classic metaphoric coming of age storyline, despite its lovingly drawn backgrounds that seem to have sprung to life from the pages of children’s stories and despite the innocuous language and childish humour, the incongruous nature of the frustrating puzzles will thwart children unfamiliar with the ancient lore of point and click adventures.
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IGDB rating 7.8/10 from 40 ratings.
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