This isn't a game, it doesn't work separated from its source, and you shouldn't consider spending five bucks on it at all. If anything, save that five dollar bill, add a few more to it and pick up the full Rabbids Go Home game instead. That would be worth your money, and then you'd get to spend a few minutes in the full, non-watered-down Lab for free.
Presentation - 3.0
Graphics - 8.0
Sound - 5.0
Gameplay - 3.0
Lasting Appeal - 3.0
Overall -
MyWii writes: "Has the Rabbids franchise gone too far? After making the life of Rayman hell, the white rabbit cretins star in their own adventure into the human world in Rabbids Go Home. Now in Rabbids Lab, you are able to create and decorate your very own Rabbid who lives in your Wii remote."
Rabbids Lab is a novel idea that works really well as part of Rabbids Go Home – it provides a nice distraction to the main game and compliments its zaniness. Releasing it on its own, however, just leaves you with an underwhelming application that will be very short lived. Visually, the production values are lovely and the audible bwargs of the Rabbid are equally amusing, but the Rabbids Lab just doesn't meet the cut as a standalone download.
If you love the Rabbids that much, you should already have the game. Purchase this knowing that all you'll be getting is a glorified dress-up game without the ability to save or share your creations in any real sense.
