Nippon Ichi Software?s latest game, Mad Rat Dead, is a quirky mash-up of two very different genres ? a platforming adventure game with rhythm-based controls. You are in control of a lab rat who has spent his whole life in a cage being experimented upon. After finally coming to the end of his miserable existence he gets a visit from the mysterious Rat God. She gives our Mad Rat the chance to go back in time and relive his last day. This will give him the chance to fulfil his final wish ? to take revenge on the human who put him in that cage.
While I was initially intrigued to see if Mad Rat managed to fulfil his heart?s desire I soon got bored of the many cutscenes. In a game like this there really is no need to have a long cutscene after every single level. To be honest I couldn?t even tell you what happened in most of them as they weren?t particularly memorable. Thankfully the actual gameplay is far more interesting then the story.
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