Eh, I can play the "lazy review" card here, because PC version deserves an equally lazy review (not my idea and not even for this game, got it from other site), but I guess I can squeeze 2-3 sentences from this game.

Do you remember Rayman Raving Rabbids 2? Go Home shares similar path - it's cut to the point where everything feels... I can't find a good word, "abrupted" maybe? You still can see a trace of progress - it's not about minigames now, and even our 16 levels are interesting. It's clear that rabbids are outgrowing old format - franchise set higher goals and reaches it.

Maybe there should be a note somewhere, which says: "This is only for Wii". I mean, some things are just meant to be played on Wii, and Rabbids belong there too. I know that it's a obvious thing, but still, Rayman Raving Rabbids from 2006 didn't contain any of those problems. Thanks for the first game, yes, I don't know why everything changed afterwards. In current condition it's ok only for kids (I guess they won't find how publishers tricked them if they're not familiar with these games) and, I've mentioned them already, for people who don't know about this franchise.

This game is about typical rabbids behaviour. You'll find cute (and rarely random) humor here and... should I call it "adventure"? Something like that, yes. You will drive a shop cart with rabbids, collect literally everything, shout and sometimes solve simple tasks. I have to note, there's also a good soundtrack here. And even more, I found it interesting how voice lines (there are some, because we have an "interaction" with people) are translated and voiced in our version. Not very special, but this was unexpected. I mean, there could be a lazy localization too.

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1.5 > 2 stars.
Maybe it's an Ubisoft fault after all. I actually know nothing about this.