Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rescue game has its own on-screen keypad. The game is based on Bugs Bunny fictional character who appears in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series of animated films produced by Leon Schlesinger Productions, which became Warner Bros. Cartoons in 1945.
What Pocket Gamer says - Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rescue is a turn-based game where you decide which object Bugs should use. The scene unravels regardless though, so if a character is due to enter stage left at a certain point, bashing a door to pieces, that'll happen whether you choose to use a frying pan or a pair of scissors that turn.
To get the scene playing as it should, you need to work out which is the right object to use at each point in time. As the title suggests, Bugs finds himself in a certain amount of peril in each scene, whether looking down the barrel of Fudd's shotgun or Marvin the Martian's laser pistol.
Keeping Bugs safe will normally involve either keeping whoever's after our protagonist dazed and confused or whacking him with something or other. Underneath the gloss, all there is to Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rescue is finding the order you need to click on a few different objects.
You have different gameplay: Marvin Attacks, Hare-Raising Castle, Elmer And The Wabbit, Attack of the 3 foot Martain and Living in The Wild West. The game supports multiple languages: English, Espanol, Francais, Deutsch, Italiano and Portguese.
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