Rabi-Ribi

Platforms

• PC

  Jan 28, 2016

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  NA

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  0 Critics

  9.7

  7.43K Players
• PlayStation 4

  Sep 1, 2017

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  8.4

  playscore

  8.1

  10 Critics

  9.5

  620 Players
• Nintendo Switch

  Oct 17, 2019

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  NA

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  0 Critics

  NA

  0 Players

16 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews

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  Pure Nintendo

  7.0

  Rabi-Ribi is fun in a lot of ways, it just focuses on being too “cute” and it disconnects the player from any actual storyline. Unless you’re a fan of anime and bunny rabbits I’d probably wait for this one to go on sale.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  Wccftech.com

  8.5

  Although the bullet hell action can be too intense at times, those that persevere and see Erina's adventure to the end will be rewarded with one of the best titles in the genre.

  Reviewed on PS4

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  Hey Poor Player

  8.0

  This Playstation 4 release turns out to be a match made in heaven as the console controls fit well with the action. However large a developer’s budget might be, there’s just no substitute for inspired design, which Rabi-Ribi has in spades. Rabi-Ribi is a remarkable achievement for an indie studio, and how they’ve managed to see release on Playstation network is heartening indeed. With frenetic, skill-focused battles, cavernously deep mechanics and an aesthetic that’s a perfectly pastel-coloured pixel-art pastache, you’ll be hopped up on Rabi-Ribi for sure!

  Reviewed on PS4

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  PS Lifestyle

  8.0

  I was happy to find that Rabi-Ribi was, on the whole, a totally unexpected and delightful discovery for me on PS4. While I wasn’t enthused by what I initially saw in trailers and such, I found myself happily proven wrong by the actual content. Exploring the bright and colorful world is a blast, especially when there are so many different (and fun!) items to collect and customize your heroes with.

  Reviewed on PS4

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  GameSpew

  9.0

  Rabi-Ribi’s magic really lies in being relevant right now, as an innovative, deep and well-crafted 2D platformer complete with cutesy retro/Anime artstyle. It’s incredibly good fun to play, engaging and witty, easy to pick up and almost impossible to put down. But, then, why would you ever want to put down a game that features a kick-ass cute/sexy bunny girl swinging a massive hammer? Answer: you wouldn’t.

  Reviewed on PS4

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  Hardcore Gamer

  8.0

  If the story is nonsensical, the fighting and platforming are great fun. Each map is loaded with secrets, monsters and enemy bunny-girls have a wide variety of attacks, and Erina has the moves to handle all of it with grace once you’ve built up her arsenal.

  Reviewed on PC

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  NintendoLife

  8.0

  Rabi-Ribi is a fantastic Metroidvania that injects a whole heap of originality into a genre that's arguably a bit overdone at this point. The bullet-hell boss battles are thrilling, the soundtrack is absolutely superb, and the RPG mechanics are really useful without being overwhelming. On the negative side, the storyline fails to excite, and we would have liked a bit more variety with the character design, but overall this is a great, 'feel good' game that deserves to be played if you're after a different flavour of Metroidvania.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  TheSixthAxis

  7.0

  Rabi-Ribi is a fun game and I had a great time exploring the levels, collecting abilities, and developing my character. I had an even greater time putting my thumbs to the test with the addictive and unforgiving boss battles. Unfortunately, for a game to be truly great, the full package needs to shine, and that is not the case with Rabi-Ribi. While gameplay and is engaging and well-designed, the visuals, story, and audio are all lacking, and no amount of bullets can ever make me turn my head to those flaws.

  Reviewed on PS4

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  Rice Digital

  10

  Almost every aspect of Rabi-Ribi is unbelievably polished. The developers are still working hard adding new content with updates even a year after its original release. While it is a shame that both the PS4 and Vita versions are little more than ports, the games are priced at an affordable £24.99 and £15.99 respectively. Rabi-Ribi is a refreshing gem in today’s market and is a must buy for all owners of these systems.

  Reviewed on PS4

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  Game Grin

  8.5

  Although Rabi-Ribi presents itself as a light-hearted adventure about chibi animals, it’s actually a frantic, bullet-hell RPG under the hood. It might be the best modern Metroidvania title we've seen in years.

  Reviewed on PC

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