It’s coming up on 3 years ago now that developer Raresloth initially announced a sequel to their phenomenal puzzle platformer King Rabbit, and a lot has happened in the time since then. For one, the original King Rabbit was renamed King Rabbit – Classic so that this new follow-up could be known as simply King Rabbit. That is because Raresloth was completely rebuilding the game in Unity so that it could be released across multiple platforms, and in some sense it is more of a pseudo-sequel/remake of the original King Rabbit. It’s all kind of semantics anyway though as the real heart and soul of the King Rabbit series is the robust level editor and the dedicated community of creators that pump out ingenious creations for people to play. And since this new King Rabbit is cross-platform it’s been out on desktop for more than a year and already has a thriving community and library of created levels just waiting to be experienced by iOS and Android players.
However, being that this is now going to be the definitive King Rabbit experience going forward, and because Raresloth is a studio of just two people who can only afford to maintain a single game at a time, the original game now known as King Rabbit – Classic and the very first game in the series known as Furdemption are both going to be removed from the App Store when the new King Rabbit launches this Friday, April 10th. This will eliminate any confusion as to which version people should be...