Rabbids: Alive & Kicking (Xbox 360) - Reviews

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12.12.2011

I played Rabbids Alive & Kicking first as a demo from Xbox Live and had a blast, though I thought the games offered were very limited (there were only 3). The full game on the other hand is totally different and has a vast array of mini-games to offer. The game is purely a mini-party-game pack and the more to join the fun, the more you'll enjoy the craziness of these rabbits...erm, rabbids.I will not go into detail on all the different mini-games on the plate, but there are quite a number and they are very diverse. From stomping on rabbits coming out of the floor, to throwing cars and rabbits at a huge rabbid-bot,and then even a go on getting a crowd together while playing air guitar.As this is essentially a party game - for old and young - many of the games focus on co-op or party mode (up to 4 players...or even up to 16!) What they have done which I like is include a party mode, and then you pre-select the number of people that will be playing. The game will then choose games randomly that will suit the number of people playing, which means you do not have to navigate around to select a new activity after you complete the current one. This makes the game flow very well and the party vibe stays. When I had played the demo I had done so solo, and though I was giggling to myself the whole time at the whackiness, it was only when we were a group of 4 that the laughs really started rolling out. From this I have no doubt that this is purely a party-game and should not be judged otherwise.The menu itself can be a little difficult at times, as it is super sensitive and just a scratch of the nose will activate a selection. This is not annoying though and can be overlooked.To sum up...and add:CONS- not really a solo player effort, could get pretty boring soon- navigational controls sometimes a little over sensitive- once you've gone through the game, the replay value goes down...keep this one purely for party timeNEUTRAL= only one person signed in on Xbox can get achievements at a time (can learn from Dance Central and Kinect Sports 2)PROS+ fun, fun, fun (in a group)+ awesome group function...normal play up to 4 people, but groups up to 16+ play hard and you'll get some exercise too+ games are fun and very cleverly done+ really good at cheering up the gloomiest of peopleKinect boasts at the moment with quite a number of games out there featuring mini-games for a party, but Rabbids Alive and Kicking is probably in my opinion the most diverse at the moment. This makes it ideal for game night as we do not have to take out the disc. The fact that we can pre-select how many players and then the game will just keep on spewing different activities at us (without needed to navigate around the menu) is a pure bonus. Still looking for something to add a little sparkle to the Christmas or New Year's celebrations, then Rabbids Alive & Kicking comes highly recommended!I gave it 5 stars as it does exactly what it is suppose to do: entertain and start the party in a crazy way. For fun I gave it 5 stars because in a group there is nothing to be have but fun.

28.5.2012

I'm used to Ravin' Rabbids for Wii, but knowing I was spending the weekend somewhere that had the Kinect I decided to buy this to take with me to keep my 8yr old amused.As with the Wii version, the games are little bit hit and miss, but none are so bad that you wouldn't play them again, just that some are definitely better than others.The playing area for the Kinect is quite tight, if you wander too far out of the zone than it can be a little unresponsive. If, however, you stand where you're supposed to than this is causes no issues, we found all the games we tried responded well to our movements.We only used the Quick Play section,

3.1.2012

As I HUGE fan of the Wii version of Rabbid Rabbits I was looking forward to this game being released on the Kinect. I have to admit, at first I was dissapointed... me and missus played a couple of games and then just got bored. As soon as some friends came over we thought we'd give it another try and im glad we did... this game is brilliant for the 6 players we had using it (just the right amoung in my opinion, you can have alot more but with 6 it meant that you werent sitting idle and just watching for long), the games you play are 9/10 times a head to head with another player and have a knock out tournament structure to them... so the more players the better!

27.1.2013

A great game for all of the family, great fun! However, you can only sign in one person and he/she will get all of the achievements, which is quite anoying! If it wasn't for this, I would of given it 5 stars. However, put that to one side and you get a great, fun game. You can play with up to 16 players, with up to 4 players playing in the "play space" at once, which is great fun. There are some new ideas for the Kinect in this game, such as you can sit down while playing one of the many games, you can twist your whole body around, clean the paint off the floor using your hands and play air-guitar. This is just some of the many games you can play. Also, some of the games includes augmented reality,

2.1.2012

I bought this for me & my 12 year old son. We love it - really great fun. We've played it with friends & family also, & always have a giggle. It's also a great way to get a little active whilst playing a video game. The only negative is the amount of space you need - it suggests between 6 & 10 feet away from the TV (though I would say this is an overall Kinect issue, rather than just this game). We have ours around 7 feet away & still have issues with a couple of the games of bumping into the edge of the sofa. However, the amount of laughter we get from playing it we really don't mind.

28.4.2013

played this last night for the first time, it would be great as a party game, the games arent that hard and with the kinect you dont need to remember any buttons on the controller. Didnt see any instructions on the games so had to work it out as we played but that might just be because I chose to play quick play. Definitely one for all the family!

11.4.2015

It is a good game, but if you buy this for your xbox 360, because your child has seen the new ravin rabbid for xbox one, I think they might be a little bit disappointed. But it's a fine game, though for the multiplayer/party function you have to registrer 3 players before you can play.

21.4.2013

Having Grandkids who are lively to say the least, this is a wonderful distraction and keeps them out of the more aggressive shoot em ups. Usual Rabbids Madness and mayhem and makes full use of the kinect

9.1.2012

Purchased as a gift for my Nephews, this game keeps them active and having fun for hours. Great for this time of year when it is either too dark or to cold to play outsite.

28.1.2012

this game is great fun kids play it all the time and its quite funny when you put it on mode where rabbid roams around room with you must admit ive kicked him a few times

4.12.2013

Great game. My seven year old daughter love's it. Good fun for all the family. First game we have found that includes multiply players. Recommend it highly.

12.1.2013

My son loves the ravin rabbids, he just recently got the Kinnect apparatus. The kids love this game, hours of fun...unfortunately, I am rubbish at it!