Rabisco
- September 10, 2019
- Viridino Studios
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Reviews
- The game features adorable graphics and a charming soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- Level design is engaging, introducing new mechanics every few levels, keeping gameplay fresh and interesting.
- The game is fun and challenging, with a good balance of difficulty and generous checkpoints, making it accessible for both casual and skilled players.
- Controls are poorly designed, with unconventional key bindings that can frustrate players.
- Some levels can feel unfair due to visibility issues, leading to unexpected deaths.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave some players wanting more content.
- music23 mentions
- 52 % positive mentions
- 35 % neutral mentions
- 13 % negative mentions
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its soothing and pleasant qualities, often compared to beloved Nintendo titles like Animal Crossing. Reviewers highlight the soundtrack's ability to enhance the game's cute graphics and relaxing atmosphere, making for an engaging and enjoyable experience. Overall, the soundtrack is described as a standout feature, contributing significantly to the game's aesthetic appeal.
“The relaxing music and cute graphics make it a fun adventure that takes away the stress.”
“Oh my gosh, the soundtrack...it's very nice, soft and peaceful, and goes super well with the art style of this game.”
“The soundtrack is amazing, reminds me of Animal Crossing and some Nintendo titles.”
“I really wasn't expecting to love the music at first, but it grew on me fast.”
“It's not big or dramatic, but there were several songs that I'd be excited to hear whenever they came on.”
“The soundtrack is just cute as the game; I'm sure if they sold their game's soundtrack separately, some people could purchase it. I still loved Duck Souls's soundtrack; then again, I just like ducks in general.”
- gameplay16 mentions
- 19 % positive mentions
- 63 % neutral mentions
- 19 % negative mentions
The gameplay is characterized by a blend of action and puzzle elements across 100 levels, with new mechanics introduced every five levels to maintain engagement and challenge. Players appreciate the variety and creativity of the mechanics, which keep the experience fresh and entertaining, despite some occasional tedious elements. Overall, the game successfully combines simple concepts with increasing complexity, ensuring that gameplay remains enjoyable and stimulating throughout.
“I love each and every one of the mechanics, and it never fails to keep me entertained and my mind puzzled, along with a bit of challenge.”
“All the levels introduce a new challenge or mix things up with previously introduced mechanics.”
“There are 100 levels in total and every 5 or so levels you're introduced to new mechanics so you're always being surprised with something new and gameplay never gets boring.”
“Some of the mechanics might be a little tedious (boxes), but their usage is few and far between, which makes each block of levels refreshing instead of cumbersome.”
“Gameplay focuses more on the action part, requiring proper timing, understanding patterns, and good reactions.”
“There are 100 levels in total, and every 5 or so levels you're introduced to new mechanics, so you're always being surprised with something new, and gameplay never gets boring.”
- graphics14 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 29 % neutral mentions
- 21 % negative mentions
Rabisco features charming and polished graphics with a unique art style that evokes a warm, inviting atmosphere. The combination of cute visuals and a soothing soundtrack enhances the overall relaxing experience, making it enjoyable without being overly simplistic. Players appreciate the aesthetic appeal and precise controls, which contribute to a satisfying gameplay experience.
“Rabisco is a top-down action puzzler with cute graphics and music.”
“The art style is very unique and definitely reminds you of the world's hardest game, yet this game is definitely not as hard as the latter!”
“The graphics are very polished and the soundtrack is beautiful and suits the feel of the game.”
“The graphics are very polished, but they lack the depth and detail expected from modern games.”
“While the art style is cute and inviting, it feels somewhat simplistic and doesn't push any boundaries.”
“The visuals are charming, but they can sometimes feel repetitive and lack variety in design.”
- replayability1 mentions
- 200 % positive mentions
- -400 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The game offers decent replayability, particularly for those interested in speedrunning, as it includes an in-game timer to track and improve completion times. Players can expect to finish it in about two hours if they focus on speed.
“The game is fairly replayable, especially with an in-game timer that allows you to speedrun and improve your time.”
“You can complete it in around 2 hours if you're determined to beat it quickly, but the replayability keeps you coming back for more.”
“Around 2 hours if you are determined to beat it quickly. It is fairly replayable with an in-game timer if you wish to speedrun it to improve your time.”
“Once you finish the game, there isn't much incentive to play it again. The story doesn't change, and the gameplay feels repetitive.”
“While the game has some fun mechanics, the lack of varied content makes replaying it feel more like a chore than an enjoyable experience.”
- grinding1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players find that while some mechanics, like the boxes, can be tedious, their infrequent use keeps the gameplay refreshing rather than burdensome.
