HELL YEAH! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit reviews

Full Carrot in hell Rabbit with Minigun. All in Cover! Gameplay "Hell Yeah" is basically a classic Side-scroller in which we used our Weapons to swell a Crowd of smaller Enemies and move through the Levels. We have two Weapons at the Beginning, but can quickly acquire additional Firepower in the Shop and of course a Lot of Skins. In addition, we almost always have a Circular saw, which uses our Main Character as a Wheel. The Levels are divided into Sections and these in turn always house a few bigger Monsters, quasi Intermediate Bosses. One, but there are a lot of them. Whenever you defeat one of these Intermediate Bosses, you have to pass a funny little Mini-game, on which there is an often funny Death Animation to marvel at. Sometimes you also have to solve smaller Puzzles, you are allowed to climb into Cannons and in general the Gameplay changes many times. So you're allowed to control a Vehicle, you're suddenly unarmed or you just jam your Dollars at a Slot Machine. Away from History, you can look at the monsters found again and send them to the Island, where they are forced to Work and bring in a few smaller Things for the Player. However, this already seems like an Android App and is also more of a Mini-game. I liked the Humor of the Game, because many Mini-games are really weird and often made me laugh. Another Plus goes to the good Level design, because each Area has its own Style and you look at hell with completely different Eyes. By the Way, the game is quite light, only the Environment can occasionally become deadly and annoying. You can play with the Keyboard, but I would recommend the Controller. Story Ash Is the Lord of Hell. Ash is furious. Ash thirsts for Revenge. And well ... Ash is a Rabbit. When we are photographed by a Reporter bathing with a Rubber Duck, Ash, As the Lord of Hell, is no longer taken quite seriously. Reason enough to run off and get these damn photos and show who's Boss here. In the Game itself there are then a few Dialogues here and there. Some Jokes were quite lame, other Sayings of Ash were then again really good. Graphic/Sound The Game follows the total Comic Style and d everything is drawn. The Graphics are otherwise quite colorful, cute and even the Depiction of Violence seems very trivialized. Many of the Graphics effects are trimmed to funny and the Game knows how to surprise through funny Graphic Displays, especially at the Kills. The Music consists mainly of Metal and a little Electropop or Something similar. However, each Section also has its own Theme and funny Sound Effects are there anyway. DLC The DLC adds a few Challenges that can be successfully overcome against a bit of Money. The Missions can be found occasionally during the Main Story and others in the Main Menu. The "Pimp my Rabbit" DLC adds even more skins, although you already have more than enough of Them in the Main Game. In My Opinion, the DLCs are quite superfluous, because on the One hand you have more than enough skins and the Missions are not the Bringer. It Is probably also because the Controls are not necessarily the great Strength of the Game. Verdict "Hell Yeah" is a varied and funny sidescroller and rather casual. You have colorful graphics and a lot of Work has been put into the more than 60 different Bosses. You don't really need the DLCs, even without the game would have surprised me positively. It's certainly Nothing you really need to play, but it's quite worth a Purchase under £10. Are you such a Carrot Eater, too? Then check out my Steam group for other Carpets!