Rayman is once again running away from the rabbids.  This time he’s going to the safest place in the whole world…his house.  However things go wrong as a freak accident causes the rabbids to be teleported into Rayman’s TV!  Now they’ll annoy him to death with his own TV!

The party doesn’t end here, you have to organize what shows, or basically mini-games will occupy each time slot for the day.  Good luck surviving Rayman, and hello fun, multiplayer and hilarious mini-games.

Pro:	Mini-games are unique and fun to play Fun watching the Rabbids copying TV shows we all know and watch Micro games during mini-games add to the games Over 50 mini-games to play Battling in multiplayer games is fun
Con:	Sometimes the load time is longer then the game

Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party Gameplay

Controls

Playing the game is simple.  You click through the menu with the Wiimote + A button.  Every mini-game is different though.  Some mini-games require you to

drive, while others require you to bounce up and down with the Wiimote.

Gameplay

In the following week Rayman is going to get tortured by his television.  It’s up to you to choose which shows will torture him.  In everyday there are time slots.  Choose a time slot and then choose one of the multiple TV shows (mini-game).  If you beat the mini-game and gathered enough points you can move on to the next time slot and even unlock new accessories.

The accessories could be used to customize your own rabbids as you submit them online to be popularities.

At the end of each day you are treated to a highly hilarious scene as Rayman tries to get rid of the Rabbids.

In conclusion: never shave your teeth, brush your pits, and deodorize your hair (In-game reference J ).

Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party Multiplayer

Party Mode

You might be confused, but there are 2 types of multiplayer party mini-games for this game.  One of them is single player (which is everybody playing the game

by themselves) and multiplayer (everybody play at the same time).  You can tell by looking at the bottom right of each box.  If these is 1 person it’s single, if there’s 4 it’s multiplayer.

Following this concept, there is Party Mode.  You can play with up to 8 players.  Yes that’s right you heard me 8. Since you can only have 4 controllers you have to share. Once you have the amount of players choose how many weeks to play (7 mini-games per week), and the game mode.  The 3 modes are:

• Normal – You and your friends just play through the mini-games.  Only the top 4 of each mini-game get points.  The rest gets nothing.
• Raving – Whatever you do don’t get 2^nd place.  If you do you get 0 points for that mini-game.  Adds more risk for the people who race for 1^st place (which is all of us!)
• Car-Boot Sale – This is the nice mode.  No matter what happens everyone gets points, no matter how low.

Conclusion

With high pitch screaming noises, the Rabbids banging their heads on walls, and secretly trying to eat paper will get a good chuckle out of anyone.  No one can deny that this game is funny.

With over 50 mini-games and a healthy dose of destruction this multiplayer Wii game can make anyone’s day (except Rayman, he’s the victim of it all).  There are a whole bunch of party games you can just focus on, or just blast through each one of them one at a time toppling your friends to their imminent defeat!

If you’re interested I recommend you to buy this game, it has a lot of replay values, but you can rent it first at Gamefly starting as low as $8.95 or Try For Free!

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