Xbox One Critic Reviews

The lack of minigame variety brings the score down a few notches, along with some confusing menus and lack of tutorials. The kids won’t care about any of that stuff, though.

Given that the best part of the game is the show – and that the vast bulk of the creative work had already been done prior to the game’s development – it seems to me that it ought to have a price more inline with a season of a kids cartoon TV show than a game.

While the minigames clearly don’t manage to reproduce the fascination of the “old” Rabbid days on Wii, for kids and families the screaming bunnies deliver some short term entertainment.

If you have children of your own or nieces and nephews with a tendency of hyper-activity, then maybe this is for you.

Here we go again with another Rabbids based game, but now with an original plot based on the Nickelodeon's TV series. Always with so much ironic humor but with not enough good gameplay to take care of.

The Rabbids are a guarantee and the fun with them is assured, but Rabbids Invasion simply does everything wrong, making a journey with a bunch of funny bunnies something extremely boring.

The Rabbids' next gen debut is sadly forgettable as this party game isn't polished or original enough to spark any interest.

A poor attempt at a kids' party game and one that's just as unfunny, repetitive and dull as the Rabbid 'stars' are. [Feb 2015, p.79]

There's a brave idea here in mixing two different mediums together, but the execution is lacking, particularly with the questionable Kinect controls. [Issue#120, p.86]