The Night of the Rabbit

Beautifully drawn game, great story and nice soundtrack. The progression through is sometimes very tedious - there is no logic in what you need to do. I was stuck multiple times and had to google. Also the game feels very long for this kind of game. Also hearing the same lines over and over is annoying and also somehow the dialogue is very slow, there are unnecessary gaps. It is a shame that the gameplay puts this game down, otherwise it would be great.

Beautifully drawn point-and-click adventure with hours of game play. Cute, fairytale-like characters. I loved to walk with Jerry through this magical world.

Are you ready for an adventure on the second last day of your summer vacation? Start a wonderful journey through a scenic adventure land and explore the (dark / sad / surprising ?) secrets within.

Quirky but sometimes too confusing and tedious without any reason. Great graphics, and interesting story, but the puzzles, even though I like challenging ones, did not have much logic sometimes to them. It supossed to be a fairy-tale, therefore suitable for children, but in fact it isn't. It is too difficult and too complex for a child. Length wise it is quite decent and probably worth buying and trying it on when it is on discount.

pretty good overall if you like 'kid ends up in a world inhabitated by animals' kinda stuff, though it's not all fun and games. great presentation, ~12 hours, has all necessary functionality except double-click to move faster (traditional controls, mouse wheel for inventory, hotspot indicator, hotkeys, double-click to exit screen, fast travel, manual saving anytime over multiple slots, separate volumes, etc.). the leprechaun's super mario joke was genius, the endgame dragged on too long. could use faster/fewer animations (fast travel is pretty useless, might as well double-click around),less repeating dialog and no 'well...', 'yeah...' and other fillers as full sentences to skip, often accidentally with the next one. they went crazy with optional collectibles as well but most don't do anything anyway (e.g. you can play cards without a full deck). nor does the hint system/spell, no idea why it's even in the game in this form.