Rabbids Crazy Rush (iOS) Review

The weirdly charming Rabbids from Rayman Raving Rabbids have pretty much become the face of more casual and relaxed short burst games for Ubisoft, and it does not come as a surprise that they have entered the runner genre.

The gameplay is extremely solid in Rabbids Crazy Rush, with about 100 stages of missions that vary from simple things like collecting cans, to more specified missions, such as bumping into obstacles. It is interesting to see how well they manage to mix these goals up, while still keeping the feeling of an infinite runner for those who desire it.

The core runner mechanics are nothing special, though. It is very similar to nearly every other three-lane runner out there. The main thing separating it from most are the different suits the bunnies can gain through a gacha system that gives them different powers, but they don't really change up the formula too much, as the very core three-lane runner mechanics are common abilities, such as double jumps and temporal invincibility.

The mechanics are solid, however, and with the signature crazy and profane humour that the Rabbids are well-known for, Rabbids Crazy Rush is a good, yet very stereotypical, runner. In many ways, it is just another entry in the genre, except with the Rabbids, but that is enough for who this game is aimed towards.