Rayman Raving Rabbids™

yes, is not a great game, but it's really fun with your childs :) Technical problem; On my configuration GOG current version (v1.0 of RRR) works fine on win7 x64 but not with last win10 x64 update built 1803 (crash at launch in windows events log, but nothing happens when i launch the game ). Using JADE engine V1.01 from free version 2007 with advertasing), fixe all my issues (just V-sync to activate in Nvidia control panel.

With excellent mini video games, these rabbits will entertain you. It is a game with a lot of originality. Presented in a campaign where music and rabbits make this video game a unique experience. Remember that you always talk about mario party. This game is up to it.

Attempted to run this game on my 64-bit Windows 10 computer, and immediately had the game lock up on me on the language selection screen after the Ubisoft ident video played. Had to close with task manager, and re-launch to play the game. Upon second launch, I found that the game runs at lightning speed. I wish that meant the game loaded fast, but I mean it literally runs like a F1 race car, which I'm pretty sure means this version is made to run at the clock speed of the CPU, like many console games are. Very bad when computers are expected to run games at any clock speed normally since about Windows XP. In the few seconds I was able to do anything, I witnessed it play the whole opening section within just a second, and the audio had to play catch-up for about 10-ish seconds more from where Rayman is sent off into the colluseum for the first time. From there, I discovered that my controller wasn't doing anything in-game at all, whereas it was working fine in the main menu. I had to use the arrow keys on my keyboard to move Rayman, by which time I found he moved faster than Sonic the Hedgehog thanks to the speed the game itself was running. Ended up launching myself into the cow-tossing minigame, where I was still unable to use my controller, and worse still was unable to work out how to use keyboard & mouse controls to do the mini-game. By which point, I basically gave up and Alt+F4'd out of the game. I have no idea if the Steam version is any better as of making this review, but if you REALLY wanna play this game on PC, my suggestion is to try and see if Steam has a better build of the game before buying. Take note however that PCGamingWiki reports that the PC version is a port of the Wii and PS2 version, and as such it doesn't have the graphical improvements found in the Xbox 360 version At this point, my recommendation is to stick to the console version on Xbox 360 or Wii, depending on your preference. This is a terrible port in every way I can think of.

I couldn't start the game. The steam version has worked correctly and without problems.

i played this when i was a kid, feels so good having the chance to play it again