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Raving Rabbids Alive & Kicking - Xbox 360

The gameplay was highly disappointing because the kinect motion sensor would not pick up half of the moves for some of the mini games. I would jump to slap the rabbid and my person on the screen did not move. It was also not an easy interface to explore. The rabbid store was non-intuitive. I would not recommend unless you want some frustration.

i have yet to discover a story line, and the controls are not explained very well, if at all. Most levels are challenging, also because you have almost no idea how you are suppose to complete the level. very amusing game once you undersand what you are suppose to do.

I debated between 4 and 5 stars overall for this review until I remembered why we got this game in the first place - the original Rabbids game (we have it for Wii) was non-stop party fun. It didn't have a one-player mode to speak of, and neither does this. But get 3 or more people together and this beats the heck out of Trivial Pursuit. Over Christmas we played the "carrot juice" game with a group of six adults and there was lots of.... umm.... carrot juice consumed. And it just got funnier as we had to drink more carrot juice!

We got this for Christmas and have played it with 2 players, 3 players, and 5 players. With all of those options, it's been a blast. The Rabbids are their usual selves in many of the games - telling you that you failed and are horrible. Some of the games can be physically challenging if you're not in shape. As another reviewer said, some of the games don't have instructions and we weren't able to figure out what to do. We played this as a group of adults (having kicked the kids into the other room onto the Wii) and it was hysterical. One of the guys said that he wants to get a Kinect just so he can get this game. The pictures it takes are priceless and it's fun just to watch everyone do the strange things they ask of you. It is different than the other Rabbids games so don't go into it expecting the same type of game.

Overall this is a fun game. The navigation isn't perfect and some of the games are not easy/intuitive, but as a party game for the Kinect there really is no competition. Get it.

I would have to say that this game isn't very fun as a 1 player game unless you’re in preschool. My 2 kids, ages 3 and 5, laugh their butts off when they smack and kick the rabbid around our living room. It's one of their favorite games. I do have an issue with the fact that occasionally the rabbid runs off screen and makes a bunch of weird noises for what seems to be an exorbitantly long time. It is probably a glitch. You can either wait for the rabbid to come back or you can restart the game. We usually just wait.

Any fan of first Rayman Raving Rabbids will be very dissapointed with this game. there is no story at all, just a list of minigames that are no where near as entertaining as previous titles. may be fun for kids for short time but will get old very quick. will be trading in and regret paying $50 for it.