Even the not so fun minigames are made better by those crazy rabbits!

Good-easy to control in most mini games, very funny, some of the gams are very fun over and over, good music and sound effects, good game legnth, graphics are also pretty good Bad-story doesn't make much sense, no online play but it dosn't really apply to this type of game, overall-a fun game with good control.

A collection of minigames for the Wii, set in the Rayman universe. This time round the hero-with-no-limbs is battling to save his friends from the evil Rabbids who, the game shows quite clearly, are stark raving mad. He does this by making his way through the various silly minigames and you and your friends can help him do it. There are a number of key points in that opening paragraph that need further expansion to explain my score for this game. 'Minigames' - The game consists entirely of minigames but unfortunately some of them go on for far longer than a minigame ought to. The nature of the Wii controls means that some of them end up feeling like punishment and you will be tired after a long session on this game. There are quite a few different games though, some of them very imaginative. 'Silly' - The game relies very much on its sense of humor to amuse players and I found that it really wears a bit thin after a while. The rabbids are completely nuts but that's all they are. They will often raise a smile or even a chuckle but it usually wasn't enough to keep me interested. 'Friends' - You need to play this with others. It would be a great post-pub drinking game. There's not enough to keep single players amused though. On top of these remarks there are also a couple of other important things to highlight. First, one of the early minigames seems to have been released with a major bug in it that makes progress unreasonably difficult - you might never get past it unless you get help from the game's random number generator. Secondly, there's no left-handed option! I spent rather a long time wondering why I was failing so badly on the disco-dancing minigame until I noticed that the instructions specify the Wiimote must be in the right hand and the nunchuk in the left. So I had to swap them round just to play this game and then swap them back again when it was finished. Aaaaarrrggghghghghhg!!!!! So, I would say this game is probably brilliant with a bunch of drunk, right-handed friends (or maybe watching drunk, left-handed friends would be funnier...). If you're by yourself (or if you're like me and strive for equal rights for left-handed people) then you might get some fun out of it if that bug I mentioned doesn't make you kill yourself.… Expand

When this game first came out and I watched comercials for it all I could think was "Wow, that game looks completely retarded", So of course I bought it. The first time I played it, I must have laughed for 15 mins straight, I don't think I've ever had so much goofy fun playing a video game before, I only have a couple complaints about the game. 1) There isn't enough split screen multiplayer games. Like the racing games, you can't actually race your friends, you have to race, then they race after you. 2) This game is indeed designed for righties, but if you're a lefty like me, you just need to remember to switch hands on the nessicary levels. But over all, iu highly recomend the game, and I hope Unisoft, comes out with another soon, and they fix at least the multiplater complaint that I have… Expand

These rabbids are without a shadow of a doubt the most annoying characters ever created. I know some are more annoying then them, but in most cases it's not intentionally (take the fairy in Sonic and the Secret Ring for example). I really enjoy beating the crap out of them (the chorus game anyone?). Their clueless look in their eyes is always an instant laugh and their screams makes you want to hit them so hard. I'd say that maybe 80% of the 75 or so mini-games are really well done and enjoyable; where the controls make sense and work great. I'd pick this game over Wario Ware Smooth Moves or Mario Party 8 at any time, simply for the novelty and I'm pretty bored with Wario anyway. Rayman is just an accessory in this game, but that's fine with me. The reason I only gave it a 7 is that it's a compilation of party games; meaning no party, no games. It's fun with friends, but alone, once the "storyline" is over, it kinda loses its replayability. I'm gonna grab the sequel for sure as soon as it's comes out. If you want to have fun with the family over the week-end rent it, you won't be wrong; however, you might want to download a save file because only 5 games are available at the start and you have to go thru the story mode to unlock the others and that's kinda sad because party games should really be fully enjoyed right out the box.… Expand

Games are fun but the story mode lacks depth and unlocking stuff seems easy but then becomes confusing and for those of you who like to make sense of a plot then don't pay attention to this story mode because the ending is confusing, mini games however, are undiniable fun

Don't listen to the critics on this one. This is much more than a minigame collection. Most minigame collections have no storyline while this game has a compelling storyline that keeps you wanting to play. The games are very creative in their use of the remote, and nearly all of them are very fun, yet if you do run into a game that you find too frustrating, you can skip it and still move on with the story. Definitely to be played in story mode with a few friends. It's a total blast to take turns beating the individual challenges because it's almost as much fun to watch somebody play as it is to play yourself. For people in my generation that grew up on Bugs Bunny cartoon before they went politically correct, the humor in this game will bring the kid in you flooding back.… Expand

It is very very cool and fun to play. Multiplayer modes are great. Buy it and enjoy!

Ancel has done it again. This series gets better and better every game. The funny, easy-going nature of it coupled with simple controls – still simple even with the Wii’s control system – makes it a classic that fits well into the series Michael Ancel started out with. I’m pleased, my guess is that anyone who has enjoyed the Rayman games will be, too.

Damn good fun. It's actually up to 4 players, although this site says it's just 1.

I think that this game was hilirious. It could of used a little work on the rabits. But other than that i thout the graphics were preety good and the story line is excellent

Very fun game. The rabbits are funny, and the missions are varied and enjoyable. My favorite is the dancing mini game where you have to keep the beat with the songs.

The game makes for some decent multiplayer minigame action, its no Wario ware but it has its moments. Its unfortunate that you need to play for the useless single player mode to unlock new games.

Decent launch title, but the games get very repetitive. Worth a rental. Everybody says that it is the funniest game ever, i do agree, however how many times can you listen to a rabbit scream before it gets old? It gets old fast, the jokes and the game.

Repetitive cutscenes and a clumsy navigation interface get in the way of what is otherwise a very beautiful and hilarious collection of minigames. The quality of the minigames ranges widely, from the highly immersive and wonderfully executed first-person railshooters, to the dull and uninspired 2-D maze games. Gameplay also varies widely: some games feature intuitive and tight controls, while others are bewildering at first. Stick it out through the repetitive single player game mode to unlock the full multiplayer party game potential. I am happy owning this game for the railshooters alone.… Expand

Quite a few duff minigames, and a not great SP mode, but it shines in multiplayer, whether you have 1 controller and pass it around or use all 4.

By far one of the most entertaining Wii launch titles available. The dozens of mini-games provide a great balance between fun and challenge. From throwing cows to plungering adorable bunnies in the face, you'll always get a laugh out of it. As far as Wii games go, the graphics are decent. My only issues with this game is that it runs at a strange aspect ratio, adding vertical letterboxes to the sides of the screen and some of the games can be repetitive. All in all, Raving Rabbids a very entertaining Wii title.… Expand

I have completed this game. It's resaonably well polished but is usually more frustrating than enjoyable. The novelty does wear off and it becomes a bit of a chore. It's too mindless for adults and too difficult for young kids. Maybe 10 year olds would enjoy it most.

This game is my #1 game.The people who hate this game probable wake up having nothing to do and have no idea what fun is or means and probable like boring games so I hope you people that rated this game will agree with me.

Completely Awesome! My kids are totally addicted to this game evn though we bought it over a year ago! The gameplay is fun and challenging enough for older players(Mom and Dad) yet still entertains and is easy enough for younger players. Not to mention the chuckle value added by the zany character antics. Finally, we as parents can value a source of game entertainment that will entertain our kids without the need for extreme weaponry or blood splatter graphics! I know that there are a few out there that might not be interested due to thier unmarried and no kids status, but that's not what this game is about!!! THIS game was made for kids and family play. Not for those who regularly bust out Gears of War or Dead Space in an afternoon. So please, if you don't have kids try to refrain from posting on this title. It's not for you...it's for them!… Expand

I’ve always been a big fan of Mario Party, so I played this fairly reluctantly. I was surprised to find that not only to the mini-games of Raving Rabbids keep up with Mario Party’s, but there are more (70 total), and they’re a lot funner and funnier. I highly recommend this game to anyone who likes party games and mini-games, it’s a blast.

these graphics are amazing. I was debating on getting a ps3 or wii, and my mom just ended up getting me the wii out of nowhere – I’m really happy with it. she got me this one and red steel – both are really good but rayman is just unlimited hours of fun. I haven’t stopped playing it with my friends. Definitely check it out.

This game is so awesome to play with friends. Even though you can’t go at the same time, beating times, hitting more bunnies etc etc get’s so freaking addicting it’s insane. If you like multiplayer games that never get old, this is the one on Wii to get right now.

I read in the IGN review that the graphics weren’t that great, but on my TV the graphics look great. Probably the most impressive part of the game. The colors are great and the animation is really smooth.

As launch titles go, this is a big surprise. Overall I’d give it a 9.0 or so. The singleplayer is amazing, and the plot is very well written albeit cheesy and slapstick. I converted from a renter to a buyer right away.

I’m really glad I got the Wii… the way you control Rayman with the controller in this game is really unique. I’m impressed with how they put the whole thing together. It’s a lot of fun but the story holds together well, too. Highly recommend it.

A sort of shooter, sort of puzzler, sort of platformer; eclectic and essential to what video games should be – games! Not as serious as those Tom Clancy save-the-freaking-world-from-biochemical-apocalypse things, this is a new flavor of games and an old one at the same time. I love love love it, great game, lots of fun, and it even satisfies hardcore neo-gamers whose standards are too high as it is. :P Do give it a chance, you’ll probably love it.… Expand

It's a new flavor of Rayman games. Drastically different from the others in the series yet reminiscent in that it is not the same as most games today (it's not pretending to be a mirror of real life). The next-gen quality of the visuals, the music, the controls; these are all things that keep it up to snuff, yet it maintains enough of its heritage to be considered a great new addition to the Rayman series.… Expand

I was blown away by how much fun this multiplayer game is. It's very accessible - friends of mine who NEVER play video games can't put the controllers down!

This is one of the most fun games I have ever played and made me glad I'd bought a Wii. With highly addictive games and generally good controls, graphics and sound effects, it'll have you itching to hurt those rabbids. There are a few drawbacks such as a couple of mini-games that really aren't that responsive to the controls and end up being frustrating rather than fun as well as the multiplayer function being somewhat boring - my advice would be to play the story mode with your friends and just take games in turns. My friends and I played this game for about 5 hours solid when we first unwrapped it and I went out and bought it the next day. Enough said - go and buy it - the smile on your face will be worth the money spent.… Expand

This game is really addictive! If you like humoristic shooting games, you will love nailing these retarded looking rabbids. It's a fast pace game it will take very good reflexes in the mini games. A very enjoyable game I would highly recommend it!

Pretty warped game, lots of fun though. Alot of wrist action using the remotes. Lots of games

Excellent! The most original, innovative and genuinely fun game to come out on a console in bl**dy ages! Well done Ubisoft.

Lots of fun mini games. Have played about 5 hours of solo play. Quite fun.

The way you go about interacting via controller-to-screen is revolutionary, and absolutely perfect for this game. I’m really excited about the next wave of games that follow in the footsteps of the Wii and games like Rayman. This is definitely one of my favorite games, if only because it’s come out as a launch game for the best console ever.

I didn’t know video games could be so funny. I’ve found myself laughing in fits from this game. You throw cows into the air for no reason (wtf?), and bonk things on the head and… the list goes on. It’s really a fun, funny game.

These bunnies keep cracking me up… everytime I slap on on the head and they scream like the little helpless n00bs they are, I end up convulsing in laughter. Maybe it’s just me… but I doubt it… this game is hysterical.

I’m very pleased with this game. IGN gave it an 8.6 but I don’t think they gave it the credit it deserved. Some may be desensitized by the interactivity of Guitar Hero and DDR to not realized that this is the next generation of interactivity, and the level of it is out of this world. You really have to experience the way you use the controller and remote to understand it, try it out – any game on the Wii if you want, but Rayman is probably the most fun right one out right now.… Expand

Great graphics, great gameplay, great controls. What more could you ask for?

Surprisingly, the story is actually really good! Rayman is playing all these mini-games, or trials, to escape prison! Then it gets goofy… and interesting at the same time… but overall it’s a good story, check it out!

One of my favorite aspects of this crazy funny game is how Rayman can dress up as punk and goth and disco and other pop-styles of dress. Everytime he does it I can’t help but chuckle and almost get knabbed by those evil evil bunnies.

I didn’t expect this game to be any good. My buddy has it… I was making fun of him… then I played it. Most addicted game of the year, or worse. It’s way sick, I’ll just admit it. It’s awesome.

This game is a blast. Beating bunnies over the head and shaking your controller to swing your nunchuck. It’s amazing. Get it.

The first time I saw Rayman get all disguised as a hip-hop thug or whatever I was laughing my tail off. And I still do. This game is sooo funny and so much fun, I’m so happy I got the Wii instead of waiting for the PS3.

Easily the most addicting game of the year. Mario Party can kiss itself goodbye!

The graphics are still blowing me away. I don't even have HDTV and the polygons are like... ovals. I'm no graphic designer, but I know good graphics when I see them. Beaaauuutiful graphics.

A great start for the Wii; hopefully Ubisoft continues cranking them out. The controls on this one (and Red Steel in fact) are mind-blowing. The level of interactivity is high, and highly enjoyable. And the array of mini-games makes it insanely addicting and fun to play with friends. One of the best games I've ever encountered as far as launch titles go.

It's like going back to the easy-going times of Mario 64, but with better everything. Next-gen to the max. Storyline is interesting and goofy at the same time, controls and game progression are inspiring... it's overall a really, really good game.

I was very skeptical about this game. I haven't liked any of the other rayman games, so i expected it to be more of the same. however when I got my hands on the wii controller I found myself intriqued by the fact that I could bonk stupid, screaming little rabbits on the face and make them wail by moving the controller. It was great. It got all my aggression out on the other games and satisfied my hunger for a newer, better game in a silly stupid series. Why not silly and stupid anymore? Because it's evolved, it's matured. It's on par with games of its time now, and for that I give it a 9.0.… Expand

Funniest game I've ever played. Bar none.

All of the minigames are hilarious, and most of them are also fun to play. My two qualms are a) there is too much overlap in the gameplay of the various minigames. There are about 10 levels of on-the-rails shooter, 15 DDR-esque music play, and a bunch of distinct games where you have to pump the two controllers really fast. The games that I loved and went back to were those that had something unique about them (for example, the game where you have to use the speaker in the wii-mote to listen to your pig that guides you through a maze; also the game of red light green light where you have to pump the controllers and then point at the middle of the screen to stop); and b) it takes quite a while to unlock the multiplayer challenges (where a bunch of minigames are strung together so that you can play multiplayer with a finite time-period in mind, as opposed to just playing random minis). Since I bought the game almost exclusively to play with friends, it would have been nice if they had more multiplayer challenge options to begin with. All in all though, Rayman and Wii Sports have definitely satisfied my multiplayer desires at launch.… Expand

Rayman Raving Rabbids is funny. It is full of stupid cartoon-like jokes where everyone can't help but laugh. The minigames themselves work okay, and it is absolutely hilarious at a party, but they feel a little gimmicky. Also there simply not enough of them and some of them, like the dancing game, get boring quickly. Get it if your willing to play through some mediocre minigames for a good laugh.