Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit

Critic reviews

• PGPC Gamer

  Richard Cobbett · Nov 13, 2012

  7.2

  The game's obvious enthusiasm carries it over these bumps in the road, and if you can forgive, you can easily forget in the race for the next bit of insanity. Hell Yeah! is no platforming classic, but it's cheap enough to be worth a punt if you like the idea of its craziness, and crazy enough to get your money's worth long before the end.

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• EEdge

  Edge Staff · Oct 10, 2012

  8.0

  ...Hell Yeah! upholds its title’s exclamation point from start to finish
• IIGN

  GREG MILLER · Oct 04, 2012

  4.9

  Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit has all the components of a great game, but they never come together. The platforming is sloppy, the checkpoints are bogus, and the sprawling levels are uninteresting. Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit isn't fun to play, and that's really all you need to know.

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• GRGame Revolution

  Kevin Schaller · Oct 02, 2012

  7.0

  The Island feature that's unlocked partway, where you can punish and make work for you the baddies you've annihilated through the regular game, is a basic bore. I would've liked something unique with it, but tossing around a few scales and reading the short bios for most of the backstabbers is all that's really available. It's almost a Tamagotchi, minus the interaction, character development, and poop cleaning. And I'd imagine demons and perverts in Hell are filled to the brim with some stinky poop.

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• OOOXM Online

  Alaina Yee · Sep 26, 2012

  7.5

  Still, Hell Yeah!’s cheery approach to slaughter and its goofy riffs on nerd culture make this gorgeously amusing version of Hell worth a visit
• GTGame Trailers

  Gametrailers · Sep 26, 2012

  5.8

  While this bunny can be funny, his game is lame, and even its standout segments aren’t particularly strong--they just seem that way in comparison to the overall mess. Weak charm and knowing references aside, we can confidently give Hell Yeah a “hell no.”

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