
LAPIN is a 2D precision platformer game featuring a group of brave rabbit explorers. Break through life-threatening obstacles with precise controls, and embark on an adventure filled with new encounters and stunning landscapes!
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The rabbits who lived underneath a park have to leave for a new home, as the humans started a renovation. Liebe, a white rabbit, goes on an adventure with Captain, Bianca, José, and Montblanc. What will happen to these five rabbits on their adventure?
Join the rabbits on their adventure full of new friends, rabbit-threatening dangers, and last but not least, beautiful scenery!

LAPIN is a 2D platformer in which players must overcome obstacles with precise controls and speedy action.
Take advantage of the various terrain to reach the end of the map.


LAPIN features five rabbits. Enjoy the episodes of these five rabbits with their own unique personalities.
Talk to your rabbit friends while exploring! They will give you information that will help you on the Expedition, and you can grow even closer to them!
They might even give you unexpected gifts.

You can check the collectibles in Liebe's Diary.
Collectibles include maps with destinations marked, information of other rabbits, photocards, seeds, and items.
'Liebe's Diary' will be filled in more detail by your actions!

You can acquire various seeds while platforming. These seeds can be planted for flowers.
Seeds contain the stories about Jorge's Expedition.
You can simply walk past them, or delve into the stories they left behind in the flowers.
Seeds you find are added to Liebe's Notes.

Talking to the rabbits increases your likeability.
Talk to your fellow rabbits to gain likeability and unlock photocards.
Relive the memories through the photocards!

You can interact with many things in Alfa, their home, and will find many other objects to interact with while platforming.
You can read the records left by Jorge, the leader of the legendary rabbit expedition, from Jorge's Statues.
The more you explore, the more you will learn about the past and present of the rabbits and where you are!
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Languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Traditional Chinese
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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this game is so beautiful and perfect for anyone who loves bunnies!! its really very cute and enchanting from the very start. you play as a rabbit and can talk and help other bunnies along the way. and even tho the game is challenging kinda like ori it is also just as beautiful and cute!! or even more if you love bunnies, srsly dont miss out on this hidden gem as soon as possible!!
각 챕터마다 다양한 트릭들과 감동적인 스토리 조합이 하나같이 개성 넘쳐서 엄청 재밌었어요 특히 다음 행동을 예측하고 실행해야 하는 플랫포머 특정상 시원하게 풀렸을 때 나오는 도파민은 진짜 너무 좋았던 거 있죠..! 배경도 넘나 이뻐서 귀여운 토끼랑도 되게 잘 어울려진 거 같다고 생각해요! 다만, 플랫포머 입문용으론 추천은 안 드려요 나름 피지컬을 요구하는 챕터들이 많아 초보자에겐 조금 어렵게 느껴지지 않을까 싶습니당 [b]한 줄 요약: 가볍게 봤다가 토끼코 다침🐰🐽[/b]
I loved it, I'm a huge fan of precision plateformer. This game isn't exactly very hard or difficult compared to what I'm used to, and what I expected, but it has a really nice difficulty curve and ways to make the experience much more enjoyable for someone with less experience. It has a really cute story to boot, too.
Lapin is a fun, charming platformer with a lot of heart and cute visuals. I really enjoyed my playthrough of this game. I am not an expert at the genre, so the gameplay felt very tough at times (you will die a lot) but I felt a great sense of achievement when I had completed each screen and there are optional pickups and side areas throughout the game that give an extra challenge. At the centre of the game is its characters and story. The characters are lovingly drawn and you find yourself quickly pulled into their friendship and journey. Those who are familiar with Watership Down will see many similarities here, in the theme of rabbits searching for a new home. There is a lot of dialogue between characters throughout the game, and as you build your relationship levels with your companions, flashback scenes are unlocked to tell more of the background to their story. The game doesn't shy away from topics such as loss, abandonment and belonging - there are quite a few sad, bittersweet and emotional moments throughout the game, but these are always complimented with moments of hope, joy and friendship - a few tears were shed at times! As a rabbit owner myself, I felt the writers' clear love of these animals authentically shone through and I'd recommend to any rabbit enthusiasts. One thing to mention is the game does regularly go backwards and forwards from screens of challenging platforming to extended plot/dialogue sections. While I could see how some people might find this a bit jarring (there is quite a lot of text, and simple 'fetch' mechanics to move forwards in the plot sections), because of how heartfelt the story was I never felt that this was an issue personally - and looked forward to more of the scenes featuring the characters. The visuals are very pretty and the music is charming too. If you're after a fun and challenging, relatively short game experience (the game took me around 10 hours to complete), with a lovely story, I would wholeheartedly recommend Lapin.
Now that spring is upon us, what better time to play an adorable rabbit game? [i]LAPIN[/i] is a cute platformer with a simple but heartfelt story about five bunnies trying to find a new home. You play as Liebe, a young, curious bunny, and the most recent arrival to the group, who are forced to move after human development (what else?) threatens their home of Alfa. The main game, broken into a series of environments, is fun and challenging. There's an Easy Mode if you get frustrated, but I found the difficulty pretty much perfect: I had to redo a lot of parts, but that's expected, and you simply respawn on the same screen if you die, so there's no real penalty for failure. Gradually getting better at a stage or section after multiple failed attempts actually feels pretty satisfying. In addition to the main quest, there are a bunch of collectible seeds to amass, and finding and obtaining them can add an extra level of difficulty, if you're hopping for a greater challenge. The dialogue isn't voiced, but the animals all make cute little noises when they speak, a bit like in [i]Animal Crossing[/i]. My favourite character is Captain, a senior bunny who takes on a caregiver role, and who loves to cook. There's so much charm and cuteness in how the characters move, express themselves, and whatnot, it's impossible not to like. In the course of your journey, you can befriend your comrades by talking to them, unlocking short interactive scenarios that lettuce see what they're all about. There's some really lovely artwork accompanying these scenarios as well! Some of the achievements are actually quite hard, and I think a couple of the worst were given to me automatically, even though I didn't fulfil the requirements, so maybe there's been some toning down by the creators behind the scenes. I recommend playing through the game without worrying about them the first time, and going for the harder ones in a second playthrough, since some are missable, or positioned in awkward points to backtrack to. It's not a long game, so it shouldn't take too much time. I carrot say I really have any criticisms with [i]LAPIN[/i], the game was enjoyable from start to finish. I suppose in a wider sense, it's not a ground-breaking, unique experience, and maybe doesn't stand out as being particularly memorable in the unending ocean of content available to us these days: I'm not sure I would've noticed it, had I not been specifically looking for rabbit-themed games! But it is incredibly solid, with plenty of endearing moments, and that counts for a lot. Hare's to you, Studio Doodal!
I liked this game a lot. It tells rather simple but an interesting and touching story of the group of abandoned rabbits in the search of the new home that looks like an adventure fairytale. The heroes from the main party as well as some side characters are very cute. Each of them have own character and hobby, past that formed them and dreams about future. Liebe, the protagonist, has her own “hero’s journey” in this adventure. Also the bunnies here are not only cute fluff balls. They are personalities and they can do a lot of things: clinging to rocks and hang on them for a while, squeezing through thorns, jumping long distances in special plant bubbles, make sculptures and altars, deceive enemies such as the weasels, activating and using mechanisms abandoned by people, and even flying with the gusts of wind, pushing off from flowers growing on the rocks along the way. The game also shows behaviour of rabits quite accurately: how they flop down, how they move ears and so on. But of course they are also have many anthropomorphic features. The game describes the culture and legends of the rabbit-kind quite thoroughly, and throughout the journey these legends start came to life. Also is a story where bunnies will need a lot of bravery, persistent, friendships and mutual help and support to make it through. Sometimes it is funny, sometimes sad or even creepy, but it definitely evokes emotions from me, especially at the very end. Life is the life with all the ups and downs even for rabbits, but they keep moving forward despite everything and learn to never give up. The game is beautifully made. There are a lot of beautiful sights and pictures as well as warm moments between members of the group. The protagonist can interact with her companions and gather memories as well as she gathers seeds of the flowers with the memory of the legendary expedition by the tracks of which they follow. I found the mechanics quite complex in some areas. Sometimes the nuances of keystrokes impact the completion of a task. And in there was a bug in the end trial of the 6th chapter when something didn’t work and boss didn’t rise above the lever and thus remained out of reach. I could clear this level only switching into easier mode. Summing up the impressions, I liked this game a lot; especially the journey through Windsong forest and the ending was also very emotional. I think I'll replay this game at least to try and collect all the magic seeds (not an easy task). And of course to meet the heroes and feel the atmosphere of this journey once again.
很好玩很可爱的一款游戏,只不过建议以最简单的模式去攻略这款游戏,我选的中等一些关和收集种子的时候快红温的砸手柄了,不过真的很好玩。剧情很好看,给人一种淡淡的温馨感。
난이도는 어렵지 않음. 근데 그냥 등장인물들이 귀여움. 그것만으로 할 가치 있음
귀엽고 아기자기한 비주얼, 플렛포머 입문용으로 적당한 난이도 도전과제 100% 시 다회차 요구될 수 있음.(초회차에 완료하려면 공략필수) 도전과제 94개중 94개 모두완료.
착한 한국맛 셀레스트!
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