Taking significant liberties with the word "riot", this game puts you in the role of a rabbit trying to escape a creepy estate where you were being experimented on. This means dodging dogs and avoiding traps from a rabbit's eye view which is novel though you can't do anything like go under a truck. Which would be super helpful when a dog is chasing you. There are, at least, some hedge tunnels you can use and also numerous carrots and lettuce heads that don't do anything obvious when you pass over them except disappear. Escaping means you get to go back and do it again as your rabbit wife then as your rabbit child but, each time, gates close behind you so you have to find new paths for the exit. Then you get a cut scene trying to pretend there's a bigger story but it's enough to just say you're three rabbits trying to get home. No replay value but, hey, it was 49¢ on sale and made me feel moderately rabbity for a little while.

Taking significant liberties with the word "riot", this game puts you in the role of a rabbit trying to escape a creepy estate where you were being experimented on. This means dodging dogs and avoiding traps from a rabbit's eye view which is novel though you can't do anything like go under a truck. Which would be super helpful when a dog is chasing you. There are, at least, some hedge tunnels you can use and also numerous carrots and lettuce heads that don't do anything obvious when you pass over them except disappear. Escaping means you get to go back and do it again as your rabbit wife then as your rabbit child but, each time, gates close behind you so you have to find new paths for the exit. Then you get a cut scene trying to pretend there's a bigger story but it's enough to just say you're three rabbits trying to get home. No replay value but, hey, it was 49¢ on sale and made me feel moderately rabbity for a little while.