Jayden Williams at Aussie-Gamer.com writes: "Following the success of Puddle on the Wii U eShop, French developer/publisher Neko Entertainment is gearing up to release their second game onto Nintendo's fledging digital store, Kung Fu Rabbit.
Neko announced last week Kung Fu Rabbit will launch on the European and Australian eShop this week (April 18), with a US release sometime later."
Kung Fu Rabbit originally was developed as a mobile based and utilised both touchscreen controls and in-game purchases to unlock various items and upgrades. Suffice to say, the folks at Neko fell in love with the game and decided to bring it to Nintendo Wii U for a brand new audience."
To find out a little more, also to gauge what's in the bustling company's future, Aussie-Gamer sat once more with Neko's Quality Assurance manager Sébastien Chipot-Delys, accompanied by Managing Director Laurent Lichnewsky and Benjamin Cestac from the marketing team."
Liam from The Vita Lounge reviews Kung Fu Rabbit, is it worth your time?
No, it's utter garbage, really don't see how they got away with charging money for this garbage. I've played free flash games in 2005 that were miles better than this crap.
This game was fun as hell. Really easy and accessible, but obviously got a lot of its gameplay inspiration from Super Meat Boy. Good fun though, I recommend as a nice time passer
Each month, console makers Microsoft and Sony give away free games to subscribers. Which lineup rules the roost in October 2015? Let's check the tale of the tape.
It's a tough call for me. The Walking Dead is amazing, but I think most people who were interested have already played Season One.
Broken Age is a win but so is Valiant Hearts if you've yet to play it! A win for gamers all around!
I figure gamers as a whole are all winners, but for those with just ONE console, it seems that both Sony and MS are doing what they can.
Life in the temple of rabbits hangs by a thread. Universal Evil has struck again and kidnapped all of your disciples. Only you managed to escape. They let you live… They’ll soon regret it!
