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Review of Robbit Mon Dieu on PlayStation

by Hemal Harris Hemal Harris photo Oct 1999
Cover image of Robbit Mon Dieu on PlayStation
Gamefings Score: 6.5
Platform: PlayStation PlayStation logo
Released: 14 Oct 1999
Genre: Platformer
Developer: Sugar & Rockets
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

Introduction

Welcome, fellow gamers, to the whimsical world of 'Robbit Mon Dieu', the platforming title that dares you to make like a rabbit and hop your way through a dizzying array of challenges while trying to make sense of a story that's as nutty as a fruitcake. If you've ever dreamt of saving a planet filled with discontented creatures through some seriously high-flying antics, you might want to strap on your ultra-cool bunny ears and give this title a spin! Spoiler alert: It's not as easy as it sounds.

Gameplay

Controlling Robbit isn't just hopping around in a cute, fuzzy body. Oh no, that would be too easy! In 'Robbit Mon Dieu', your hopping skills are put to the ultimate test as you navigate various levels that demand a combination of precision, timing, and a smidgen of insanity. Gone are the days of collecting an unlimited number of special powers; instead, you get one (just one!) special weapon slot. So, choose wisely, my friends. As you hop through this vibrant world, you'll encounter a buffet of challenges that will have your brain sizzling and your reflexes grinding. Want to redirect water to thirsty herbs? Just flip some elusive switches! Need to send 13 pesky ghosts back to their underworld? Yeah, good luck with that! The tasks are as varied as they are bizarre, and you better come prepared with not just skill, but an arsenal of patience to boot! Picture this: you're soaring through the air, using Robbit's unique slam move - yes, he throws down harder than your average nightclub DJ - and suddenly, you misjudge a jump to land perfectly on the water well. Cue the embarrassing death animation and your friends laughing at your expense. Jokes aside, players are encouraged to think creatively and adapt their platforming prowess to conquer levels, and if you can't manage that? Expect a heaping pile of failure. The game expects a balance of quick decision making; you'll find yourself mastering everything from jump timings to aerial adjustments that would make a ballet dancer proud. Each level is meticulously designed with spatial awareness at its core, meaning that each hop and slam must be calculated. There's also some hidden treasure to discover, because what's a platformer without secret gems waiting to be found, right? So go forth into the wild world of Hananuma, and may your jumps be ever in your favor!

Graphics

With a release date at the tail end of the 90s, the graphics in 'Robbit Mon Dieu' possess that classic PlayStation charm that leaves nostalgia flowing like a fine wine. While you won't be seeing jaw-dropping realism here, the vibrant colors and cartoony characters make the experience visually appealing. The environments are nicely crafted to give you that other-worldly feel where flying rabbits and magical creatures naturally coexist. Despite being a bit blocky at times - and yes, I do mean like the bricks you're about to hop over - the visuals hold up well and enhance the overall zany gameplay. You could say they are more stylish than your college roommate with an obsession for thrift shopping.

Conclusion

In summary, 'Robbit Mon Dieu' is a delightful dive into platforming challenges that asks for everything you've got, from your reflexes to your emotional fortitude. Sure, it's not the most groundbreaking title in the genre and not every player will click with its quirks (I'm looking at you, casual gamers), but there's a charm beneath its floppy exterior that urges you to keep bouncing back until you learn every level by heart. If you like a good challenge that requires out-of-the-box thinking and you don't mind a learning curve as steep as your mom's expectations of you, 'Robbit Mon Dieu' deserves a hop on your to-play list. Just remember to wear your best bunny slippers; you're gonna need them for those epic trial-and-error sessions!

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