Rabbids: Party of Legends

WayTooManyGamesLeo Faria

7.5/10

The Rabbids were one of humanity’s worst creations. I have no idea who was responsible for the original concept of such hideous and charmless creatures, but somehow, they became a hit among the younger crowd. I would have never expected to start liking them at any point in my life, until the release of Mario + Rabbids, a game that should have never existed, and should have never been as good as it ended up being. Ubisoft toned down the Rabbids’ idiocy, and made them somewhat tolerable. To...

Twisted VoxelAli Haider

7/10

Rabbids: Party of Legends is enjoyable with friends, and there are several minigames to play, but its main weaknesses are the lack of online multiplayer and a poor adventure mode.

GameSpewKim Snaith

7/10

Our only pause with Rabbids: Party of Legends is its price point. At £34.99 it feels rather steep for a party game that’s realistically only going to get pulled out for an occasional hour or two. Particularly when you add in there’s no online multiplayer options either. It is a lot of fun though, and perhaps one of the best minigame compendiums of recent years. By all means pick it up, but perhaps wait for a sale.

Game RantDalton Cooper

5/10

Rabbids: Party of Legends has fun mini-games and is genuinely a great party game experience that surpasses recent Mario Party games in some ways. However, there are some significant drawbacks that keep the game from reaching its full potential, like the unnecessary progression system, the absence of online multiplayer, and the general lack of content compared to other party games on the market. It's still fun while it lasts, but don't expect it to last all that long.