Raving Rabbids Travel In Time (Wii)

When the product arrived, I thought it odd that I'd received a sealed Wii game in 2023, but I was happy non-the-less, until I opened it, the case was not a genuine Wii game case, it wasn't even a good quality case and was snapped and broken in a few places, it also refused to close without significant force. then when inspecting the cover art I found it was a very clear reprint, printed on matt, not glossy paper and you could count the pixels on the print. I never even bothered to put the game in and to make it worse, if I attempted to return it, it would have cost me as much as the game did for the return, thus making it pointless. CEX has genuine copies listed for £2.50, i'd advise anyone looking to purchase this game go there as to avoid these horrific knock off copies of the game

Decent game but lacks the simplicity of a menu, instead of selecting minigames (like the other rabbit games) and playing, your In a museum and must move around to set areas for the games, particularly annoying if one player doesn't like to follow as you all fight for the direction.Id recommend Raymen rabbids 2 over this title, as that's launch, click and straight into the fun.

I found the game really fun and very amusing and there is just so much to do but it took me less than a week to complete and I have not played it for months. But the reason why I have rated it 4 stars is because it is the best, funniest and easiest to play party game I have come across. All my friends love playing it.

This game and Rabbids go home, is a favourite of my 7 and 9 year old, son and daughter. I bought Rabbids go home first, they then asked for another Rabbids game, so I got this one. Much giggling and hilarity was evident, when they played it for the first time, as was the with the first game. I would say aimed very much at the 6-10 year old market, from some of the antics my children have asked me to come and watch. Innocent enough though, and probably too tame for kids whose parents let them play those awfully violent war games.

I bought this as a gift for my young kids. They enjoyed playing it, but not for long as some of the games get a bit repetitive. Did not keep the kids occupied for very long.

After having played Raving Rabbits and "Going home" we looked forward to playing the new game version. Sadly, it was kind of an disappointment. Where the two earlier games was a lot of fun and a lot of differentiation, the "Travel in time" version has a to simple game play within the actual game (e.g. mostly 2D games) and for us it quickly gets trivial or disappointing.

I bought this to keep the grandchildren amused.......and myself ! Quite a good game, not as good as Rabbids Go Home or Ravin Rabbids....which are excellant.

Fair game