Approaching five years ago now, we were enthralled with a new mobile game called Furdemption from developer Raresloth. It was a top-down grid-based puzzle platformer that had you negotiating your furry little rabbit through a gauntlet of instant death traps. The level of polish in Furdemption was astounding, and it was stuffed with incredibly well designed levels, making it easy to give it 5 stars in our review from back then. Not even a year later a sequel was released called King Rabbit. It retained the core gameplay of the first game but offered new levels, a more balanced difficulty curve, tons of collectibles and unlockables, and it also tried it hand at being a free to play title as opposed to the premium first game. That turned out to be a winning move as King Rabbit went on to see great success, gaining all sorts of new level packs as well as a full-blown level editor in the years since its release. Unsurprisingly we gave that one 5 stars too.
Raresloth wanted to do more with the game though, and so in mid-2017 they announced that they were working on a King Rabbit sequel that would be completely rebuilt in Unity so that it would be easier to release on platforms other than mobile. That sequel did indeed release on Steam back in January, and is called simply King Rabbit with the previous game being rebranded King Rabbit – Classic. The new game has been very well-received on desktop, and Raresloth has spent the last year polishing and adding content to t...