Rabbids: Party of Legends

Critic reviews

• ZZTGD

  Anthony Mann · Feb 20, 2023

  7.0

  A solo adventure mode loosely tells the story of Journey to the West by showing the heroes traveling the map, but it’s all linear and just contextualizes all the minigames. The quick play mode is there for timed games, so the players set a limit, such as they only want to play for 15 minutes, and the game chooses minigames around that and at the end whoever has collected the most books (the awards for doing well in minigames) wins.

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• 33rd-strike.com

  Ibuki · Aug 13, 2022

  7.0

  Rabbids: Party of Legends is an amusing party game with a very appealing setting. The game is best enjoyed with friends, and the quality of the mini-games is quite decent. We did struggle a bit with the wonky controls and we would have loved it if we could unlock new mini-games and new characters at a slightly faster pace. That being said, the game proves to be fun for young and old, and if you like other games in the Raving Rabbids series, you can’t really go wrong with this one.

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• NNintendoLife

  Trent Cannon · Jul 12, 2022

  6.0

  Rabbids: Party of Legends is a fun, polished party game that can soak up a few hours if you have enough people willing to jump in and out. The visuals feel unique within the Rabbids franchise while still capturing the charm and personality fans will expect. The slow progression of unlocking new games in Party Mode, the lack of online play, and the fact that the game is almost unplayable in Tabletop Mode hold this title back from being truly worth the asking price, though.

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• GRGame Rant

  Dalton Cooper · Jul 11, 2022

  5.0

  Rabbids: Party of Legends has fun mini-games and is genuinely a great party game experience that surpasses recent Mario Party games in some ways. However, there are some significant drawbacks that keep the game from reaching its full potential, like the unnecessary progression system, the absence of online multiplayer, and the general lack of content compared to other party games on the market. It's still fun while it lasts, but don't expect it to last all that long.

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• WTWay Too Many Games

  Leo Faria · Jul 08, 2022

  7.5

  To be fair, there’s not a lot that Rabbids: Party of Legends does wrong. There aren’t many glaring issues. It’s not very ambitious, but it succeeds in what it set out to do. The only big problem I have with it is that, despite featuring a sizeable amount of content, and even being fun on your own, it’s a bit pricey. Were this about ten bucks cheaper, I’d call it a must-have on your console’s party game catalog. I fully recommend Rabbids: Party of Legends, as it ended up being a lot more entertaining than I could have ever imagined, but just wait for a slight price drop.

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• GGameSpew

  Kim Snaith · Jul 05, 2022

  7.0

  Our only pause with Rabbids: Party of Legends is its price point. At £34.99 it feels rather steep for a party game that’s realistically only going to get pulled out for an occasional hour or two. Particularly when you add in there’s no online multiplayer options either. It is a lot of fun though, and perhaps one of the best minigame compendiums of recent years.

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