Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time
Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time is a mix of Party and Platform elements developed and published by Ubisoft for Nintendo platform. It is the 5th entry in the series of Rabbids and introduces party game genre, unlike previous entries. The game takes place in the historical museum and where the playable characters can dance, sing and quiz. There are lots of mini-games available to play for up to four players. According to the story, the Rabbids can use a time machine to travel through different times to change the world’s history. It has several mini-games, and the player has to compete against other players for high scores. The game uses side-scroll perspective to navigate the environment. It contains a variety of levels and each level filled with challenging puzzles, obstacles and deadly traps that the player must overcome to progress through the game. The Rabbids can visit key areas of the museum including the Bouncearium, Flayarium, etc. to ruin the history using time machine. Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time offers exciting gameplay, impressive graphics, and addictive soundtracks. Try it out, and you’ll enjoy it.
#1 Tiny and Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers
Tiny and Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers created by “Black Pants Studio” is an Action-Adventure, Platformer and indie video game. The game features a comic styled theme in which you can jump and slice and shape the world around you as you like. You get into the game-play as a tiny and nerdy inventor who struggles to get back Grandpa’s Fine Rib, Wghite Underpants. To get back the Grandpa’s Underpants you must go on a journey through a desolate desert, meet mystifying creatures, interact with them etc. You must also find out the whereabouts of a taxi robot and his eternal enemy, “Mr.Big”. With a super amazing and addictive game-play, ” Tiny and Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers ” features a great comic book style textures and graphics, a great story etc. Try it out as an alternative to “Hydrophobia: Prophecy” and you’ll definitely like it.
#2 Why So Evil 2: Dystopia
Why So Evil 2: Dystopia is a marvelous new addition to the Action-Adventure and Puzzle-Platform genre. The game offers amazingly hard puzzles and indulges you into epic battles against the enemies, lets you go through challenging platform-based puzzles, traps and attacks of the enemies, and enjoy the game in a beautifully created environment. This brilliant new sequel to the original Why So Evil, lets you control cubes and allows you to change their colors in order to match them with the platforms and walls, survive the traps and uninvited attacks of the enemies and survive in order to move to the next exciting game level. Why So Evil 2: Dystopia provides with amazingly immersive game-play, wonderful visuals and a well-written storyline. Do try it out, it’s fun.
#3 Mini Ninjas
Mini Ninjas, developed by IO Interactive is one of the best Action- Adventure, Platforms and Stealth video games like Mark of the Ninja. The game features six main player character that you can play with by switching momentarily, but in order to play with the other characters, you’ll have to rescue them from the enemies. On your journey to free the characters, you’ll have to go on different missions and use a number of weapons (Bombs, Swords, fishing Rods, knives etc.) to defeat your enemies. For a brief time (Until the other characters are rescued by you), you’ll have to play the game as Hiro who is laced up with sword, caltrops and shuriken and amazing magical skills (Firebal, Lightning Bolts, Camouflage and Time Manipulation etc.) and your task is to defeat your enemies who are animals possessed by dark spells. You can defeat them and tame them in order to use them against the enemies and eventually free all of the other characters. You can also collect different items such as Mushrooms, coins, flowers and ginseng roots and exchange them with weapons. With an immersive game-play, cool dynamics, great quest-based storyline and a lot of other great things, Mini Ninjas is a brilliant alternative to Mark of the Ninja. Do try it out.