Rabbids Land for Wii U Reviews by Gamers

Those Rabbids are back from their trip to the moon. Now they want to get into a deranged amusement park where the rides offer something that’s odd and twisted – just like the Rabbids themselves.
In Rabbids Land’s main mode, you play as one Rabbid against up to three other Rabbids (controlled by other players and/or the AI) Your task is to move about the game board collecting trophies by winning mini games, getting lucky with a spin of the wheel, or by answering questions correctly. After gathering up 10 or 20 trophies (you decide that at the beginning of the game), you get back to the middle to win.
The mini games in here allow two players to compete against each other or cooperate with each other. One player uses the game pad while the other uses the Wiimote/Nunchuck combo.
Minigames include one player sneaking into a museum to steal vacuum cleaning while the other uses the laser security systems to try and stop the thieves. There’s also one where you find pairs of Rabbids with the same symbols on them.
These mini games make great use of the game pad and integrates them seamlessly with the Nunchuck/Wiimote controls, but there are balancing issues. In some games, the player with the game pad has a vast disadvantage, while other mini games the player with the Wiimote/Nunchuck has the vast disadvantage. This can make the game frustrating for some players.
And a lot of the games have to be unlocked by playing the main mode several times. Why can’t they just give us all the minigames at once?
But the mini games are fun, the unlockable cut scenes are funny, and this game is really easy to get into.
There’s also mode where you can play a single minigame with other players, and one mode where you collect coins while playing certain minigames solo. They’re fun, but not really outstanding.
Rabbds Land is one game that is a definite rent, and fans of the quirky rabbits ought to go buy it.