The Rabbit and the Owl

I've played a lot of puzzle games from the likes of big names like the Talos Principle and The Swapper to little gems like Gateways and Out There Somewhere and I can definitely say this game stands with the likes of any of the good puzzle games. I was hesitant at first as I backed the kickstarter and it had been ages before this game finally got finished but the product is simply amazing. Even though I've played a lot of puzzle games this one definitely stands out because of the uniqueness. The puzzles really do make you think carefully to solve them. Every learned ability is important. The music is peaceful, the art stunning, the story interesting and broken into small pieces, and the game itself is satisfying as you solve each newly presented level. I've been playing the game solo (and it's great played that way), but I have to imagine it would be pretty cool to do with someone else al

This game is fantastic. If you like puzzle games, you'll love this. If you like immersive in-game music, you'll love this. If you apprecaite hand drawn art styles, you'll love this. I really can't say enough good things about this game. The gameplay is reminscent of other puzzlers like Portal, The Bridge, The Turing Test, etc. and every time you think you finally have a handle on how everything works and you can blast through the next level, it adds another layer. Each level feels new, it doesn't feel like the game loses steam at any point, and the story is interesting and engaging all the way through. Highly recommend.

Am enjoying the game so much so far! I love the art style and the puzzles, definitely a great game!! It’s been a dream to stream and I hope to play it multiplayer soon. Can’t wait to see we’re the story goes.

So what is the Rabbit and the Owl? It is a game which combines platforming with puzzling, great music and art with an interesting story. Highly recommend it. I played though it once during the closed Alpha to test the levels and they have improved even more sense then. Add in the story and the art, and it is even better. I highly recommend it, great for singles or couples. And you had though Portal 2 was one of the only puzzle games for date night. 10/10

I enjoyed playing The Rabbit and The Owl a lot. I loved the look of the characters and the levels' background art. Between two people, the puzzles were just the right amount of challenging while still being enjoyable, and the platforming was easy. I played local co-op all on my friend's account, hence the low hours on record. My only criticism would be that the story is a little hard to follow but I think it's vague/mysterious on purpose. Overall, I'd recommend playing this game with a friend who likes puzzles!

Follow our curator page: IndieGems if you like and want to see more reviews like this one. The Rabbit and The Owl is a puzzle-platformer with two in-game characters (the two creatures in the title) who work with each other in order to solve each puzzle. You can play with another player in local coop, currently same screen coop is the only option available. You will need at least one controller to do this. Or you can play single-player and switch between the two characters. There are many places that requires one character to stand still so the other one can move anyway, so the game runs fairly smoothly. Let me just state out front that I am rather stumped on a puzzle about a third of the way through the game. Total of 48 puzzles, I am on level 17 and unable to progress. I am also playing on single-player mode with a single controller switching back and forth. I asked for some help bec