Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit

by Arkedo, SEGA

The Developer Says...

A crazy action-adventure platformer... In Hell.

Players Like...

❤ Platforming and Traversal

You control Ash, the rabbit prince of Hell, who wields a powerful drill-like weapon. Use this drill to grind along surfaces, drill through certain obstacles, and perform a powerful "super jump" to reach new areas. The levels feature platforms, spikes, and other environmental hazards that you must carefully navigate using these traversal mechanics.

❤ Exploration and Progression

The game is structured as a Metroidvania, with interconnected zones of Hell that you gradually unlock. Defeat a set number of the 100 monsters in each zone to open up new paths and areas, encouraging thorough searches as you gain new abilities and access previously unreachable sections.

❤ Combat and Execution

Equip a variety of wacky, exaggerated weapons like rocket launchers and gatling guns to defeat the 100 monsters. When an enemy's health is depleted, complete a quick-time event or mini-game to execute a brutal, humorous finishing move, showcasing the game's dark humor and cartoonish violence.

❤ Variety and Pacing

The game maintains the core loop of platforming, exploration, and combat, but introduces new environmental hazards, enemy types, and boss battles to keep things fresh. It also periodically shifts gears, such as when you pilot a submarine or spaceship, providing a welcome change of pace.

❤ Player Feedback

Reviewers praise the fluid, responsive platforming and satisfying, over-the-top combat. The diverse environments, varied enemy types, and creative execution sequences are highlights, keeping the experience engaging and replayable. While some note occasional control issues or difficulty spikes, the general consensus is that the game provides a fun, humorous action-platformer experience.

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