Red Jet Rabbit

One could argue that Yeti Sports was the first popular game in this genre, and it certainly involved going to the left. Just sayin'.

Wow, what a terrible interface. The art is pretty, sure. But absolutely impossible to read.

in hedgehog launch, you not only go up but you can go right or left. you have a choice. and i agree with FhnuZoag, the interface is terrible, and as such i became disinterested in about five minutes.

I just saw the opening shot, and it reminded me very much of this old movie. It was a short Walt Disney, where Mickey fights with some other guy for Minnie. The rabbit looks exactly like that other guy! Can't think of his name though. It will probably pop in once I placed this comment...

Or not.

Aw, geez. Sure, the art was very stylized and whatnot, but there are much better examples of this genre with actual, readable directions.

I hate to say it, but I'm really surprised a game like this got a JIG review.

I really liked this game. The art + theme are refreshingly original, in that they're not a theme that you've seen repeatedly in a flash game. This is a rare thing. The instructions are horrible, but once I understood how to play I found it smooth and unencumbered. I support this feature!

Yuck.

Terrible interface, as has been mentioned. It took me a long time to realize rockets and "those things that drop on you" are one-time only.

I have no idea why I'm trying to destroy a car. I know it's kind of like saying "What is the motivation here?" for a Three Stooges short, but at least some attempt to justify what I'm doing would have been nice.

Then once I upgrade, I'm going so fast that it becomes too difficult to hit things anyway...even though all the upgrades seem to be based on speeding you up. Although I guess I seem to get more damage just because I go farther? So faster is better? Even though control is more difficult? Yikes.

On top of which, I assume that hitting bigger things does more damage, but it always seemed like damage was a random number when the round was over.

And the end-of-level music...well, if I never hear that again, I'd be happy.

It does look like some work was put into this, and perhaps it's just that I don't like the style. It's difficult to play a game, however, when I have no idea what's going on.