Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit

This game has more personality than a schizophrenia convention, being like a cross of WarioWare and Disgaea, thematically-speaking. You're a dead rabbit, who's also the prince of Hell, who's primary mode of transportation is a buzzsaw with an assortment of guns attached to it. That says plenty, right there. That said, if the silliness of the game doesn't interest you, then it's not for you, as the gameplay is less than stellar. The platforming and shooting is mediocre at best, and frustrating at worst. If you're interested in this game, I'd honestly reccommend watching a playthrough rather than playing it yourself, as you'd probably have more fun that way. The personality IS pretty great, though, not going to lie. Hell, if it does well enough, maybe we can see a sequel with enough of a budget to improve on the actual gameplay and be a truely radical game. MAYBE ONE DAY.

Hell Yeah! started of as a humorous action platformer but sadly grew repetitive quickly, and the boss fights that were unique and different in the beginning felt like a chore towards the end as they simply overstayed their welcome. Quite liked its graphical style and sound assets for most of it but in the end its not enough to way up for the bad parts of the game. Most achievements are things you will get simply by progressing forward in the story which is quite nice. One of the few that require more focused time is the JACKPOT! achievement that requires you to get the jackpot on one of the games slot machines. There is litttle you can do about this one as its based on luck so be ready to spend a fair amount of time on it. Time to 100%: ~7-9 hours

My score: 6/10 Playthrough time: 8 hours (a total of 9 hours including the time to get the Jackpot achievement) Pros: +Lovely, totally over the top design - wacky and insane things all over the place +Good looking graphics +Works very well with a 360 controller +Some nice changes of pace like the twin stick space shooter levels +Good soundtrack Cons: -Somewhat sloppy controls -A combination of sparse checkpoints and sadistic design makes you replay long sequences Performance notes: The game is great for using the Xbox 360 controller and playing on the TV from the couch. The game feels like it was made for the 360 controller, so I never played with the keyboard. The game has low system requirements, so it should run well on most computers. For me it always stuttered for about half a second each time while auto saving, but this was the only issue I encountered. Main review: Hell Yeah

My playtime: 10.6h (based on Steam, 100% achievement) Grindy Achievement(s): No (2 achievements might be grindy to some people). Optional Achievement(s): Yes (11 achievements). Difficult Achievement(s): No. Intro Has the stress got to you recently? Do you feel like venting it up somewhere else? Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit can help you with that. It's a side-scroller platformer game where you can fight mini-bosses and unleash amazing finishing moves to finish them off. It's just what you're looking for, right? Hell yeah! Pros: - Satisfying finishing moves on mini-bosses - Useful minimap - Unique boss fights - Varying gameplay in some areas Cons: - Some bosses are tricky to beat - Useless island features - Unable to skip cutscenes Should you buy this game? Yes. If you are looking for a stress-reliever game, buy this game. In-Depth Review Graphics Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead

Platformer full of humor, completely nuts and incredibly fun. You’re a skeleton-bunny prince of Hell looking for revenge after having some nudes leaked to the internet. What else do I need to say? * PORTUGUêS * Platformer cheio de humor, totalmente maluco e absurdamente divertido. Você é um coelho-esqueleto príncipe do inferno procurando vingança por terem vazado nudes seus na internet. O que mais preciso dizer?

Pretty neat action platformer. I enjoyed the sweet weapons and the excellent level design. Tons of things to collect and lots of interesting areas to check out. The art style really brings everything together nicely and it kind of reminds me of the old Jazz Jackrabbit games. It's got a great little campaign mode packed with some laughs along the way. I think this is a great little game!