Rabbit and Steel

Rabbit and Steel is probably my favorite game of all time at this point and I can tell because I'm writing this very overdue review after getting every single achievement for it.

The fights are tuned differently solo vs. multiplayer, which adds a lot of interesting replayability!

Finally, in my quest of completing the more tedious of achievements, I spent my time gathering them in public lobbies, hanging out with other rabbits and unexpectedly enjoying myself running with other players.

After 380 hours of gameplay and collecting all achievements and unlockables in the game, I highly recommend Rabbit and Steel (R&S) to people who enjoy a challenge or want a co-op game to play with friends or even other fellow rabbit enjoyers!

Some tracks I can hear in my nightmares as I get murdered by cute little animal girls though, like Emerald Lakeside and Subterra Sanctum, but I still love them as part of the soundtrack all the same.

I could go on and on with constant, effusive praise if I really wanted to-- the game's visuals are simple, cute, effective and appealing to me artistically with thick outlines and bold saturated colors, the music is varied and dynamic and beautifully composed and the three vocal tracks are absolutely phenomenal, the recent patches and updates to the game's balance made every playable character feel as exciting and fresh as a $5.99 DLC character in a fighting game, the literal biggest crime I can think that this game commits is...