Rabbids: Party of Legends

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User Score
5.6

Mixed or average reviews- based on 10 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6 out of 10
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 10
  3. Negative: 4 out of 10
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  1. acicali
    Aug 7, 2022
    0
    I had high expectations from this game, since it comes from Ubisoft and they made Rayman Legends. The demo had a few good minigames, so I took a flyer and bought it.

    To my dismay, immediately upon starting the game you are required to sign into or create a Ubisoft account. I don't have a Ubisoft account, nor do I wish to provide them with my email address in order to play a game that I    I had high expectations from this game, since it comes from Ubisoft and they made Rayman Legends. The demo had a few good minigames, so I took a flyer and bought it.

    To my dismay, immediately upon starting the game you are required to sign into or create a Ubisoft account. I don't have a Ubisoft account, nor do I wish to provide them with my email address in order to play a game that I **just payed them for**.

    Worse is that I actually bought the game for my children, and to create an account it states that you must be at least 13 years of age (this is because they aren't legally allowed to collect your information if you're under 13). Since my children don't have email addresses, and they're under 13, and I don't want to spend the time creating email account for children just so they can play a game, I called Nintendo and requested a refund. They gave it to me!

    It's misleading, too... because the game on nintendo.com shows as being rated "E for Everyone", but then just to get into the game you must be 13 years old. I'm flabbergasted that this game actually made it out the door this way. Don't they test their own games? Didn't someone stop and think... "people are not going to want to do this"?

    Shame on you Ubisoft! I'll think twice before purchasing any more of your games.    … Expand
  2. Madbert
    Jul 9, 2022
    9
    Jun 30, 2022

    Es todo lo que el nintendo switch sports no es. Variado, entretenido, una música adictiva, se ve de lujo, aprovecha bien las capacidades de los joycon. Lo malo es que si o si es multijugador o contra IA pero no tiene modo online. Por todo lo demás merece mucho la pena
  3. tasslehoff69
    Aug 20, 2022
    1
    This game fails in so many aspects. Worst is probably that it's just plain boring. It's like Mario Party, but with worse gameplay. The game takes far too long to load between... well, everything. Every screen is an exercise in patience as you wait and wait just to play a single mini game.

    I also hated that they required you to create an Ubisoft account even to play. There's no way    This game fails in so many aspects. Worst is probably that it's just plain boring. It's like Mario Party, but with worse gameplay. The game takes far too long to load between... well, everything. Every screen is an exercise in patience as you wait and wait just to play a single mini game.

    I also hated that they required you to create an Ubisoft account even to play. There's no way around this. If you don't want to create an Ubisoft account, I guess you're out of luck!

    There's just no reason to buy this game, as everything it offers another game already does better.    … Expand
  4. TuxDC
    Aug 20, 2023
    0
    Forced Ubisoft account creation for a kids game is absurd. Why do they even want to track kid’s activities. Refunded. The critics that didn’t rate this garbage are so corrupt looking the other way on the forced account creation.
  5. PMG-Writer
    Sep 23, 2022
    8
    With "Rabbids Party of Legends", a new party game has finally been released for the Switch. The number of the 50 different mini-games is successful and makes from the first to the last game really fun. The controls and graphics are well done and always look and feel good. The storyline is also fun and the humor of the crazy bunnies is just wonderful. Fans should definitely buy the titleWith "Rabbids Party of Legends", a new party game has finally been released for the Switch. The number of the 50 different mini-games is successful and makes from the first to the last game really fun. The controls and graphics are well done and always look and feel good. The storyline is also fun and the humor of the crazy bunnies is just wonderful. Fans should definitely buy the title "Rabbids Party of Legends".… Expand

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69

Mixed or average reviews - based on 4 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 4
  2. Mixed: 3 out of 4
  3. Negative: 0 out of 4
  1. ZTGD
    Feb 21, 2023
    70
    I think the lack of a structure makes this more of a quick play experience on the go than something where people will sit down and play. I don’t dislike Party of Legends, but it’s better in short bursts which is an issue I don’t think a lot of other party games have. It did however capture that feeling of playing motion control games on the Wii quite well and with the fact that all base Switch models come with two Joy Cons, I think there’s at least some value in this if two people are traveling together and want to have some genuine laughs.
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  2. Nintenduo
    Jul 19, 2022
    65
    There's a lot of life left in the Rabbids. Despite their technical simplicity, going back to their party roots has brought them back in a fun direction that we liked.
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  3. Nintendo Life
    Jul 12, 2022
    60
    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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