Lose yourself in a tale of magic and wonder, where anything is possible and where nothing is quite as it seems: join young Jerry and follow a peculiar white rabbit to the wondrous realm of Mousewood, a land where critters can speak and where mystery abounds.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.43/day in the week to Aug 29 → 0.86/day in the week after.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 3.4Kreviews | 89% | — | $1.3M |
| $1.99−90% | 331ratings | 84% | — | not modelled | |
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TLDR: This is a Daedalic Point and Click Adventure. So unless you like banging your head against the desk wishing the developers had mentioned what substances may have been about during the development of this game while the moon was full, use a walkthrough. Unless you like banging your head against a desk, then have at it. That being said, this is a well done PAC game. The story is good and funny in places. The graphics are cartoony and well done, almost like a picture book, even 13 years later. The voice acting is also well done. The music can be sparse but what is there does add too the feeling of the game. It can get a little loud during the story bits so subtitles might be helpful. This is also a Daedalic game so while on the surface it seems like it is mostly a light hearted adventure, it probably won’t take older players long to figure out that Mr. Churchmouse retired long before the events of the game. While I won’t say it’s not for kids, I will say it does have a few “Oh” moments if your paying attention though, they are not done with a sledge hammer. Definitely worth a play if you like these games or if you want to experience the story with a walkthrough. Story: Jeremiah “Jerry” Hazelnut is your normal 12 year old boy living in the country circa the 1940’s with his mother and no mention of his father. He has 2 days until school starts and is determined to pack as much adventure as he can into them. Though he feels there is something missing he presses ahead with his plan to become a great magician to defeat his greatest fear: The return of the feared “Gremlin Wolf”. Though this time, the waning days of summer turn out to be different. Though Jerry believed magic to be real, he begins to hear and see things that are not ordinary. A radio broadcast that seems to specifically tell him what he already going to do, just that he’s doing it in a strange way, overlarge foot prints outside his window… almost as if something was watching him and most startling of all a letter that appears out of thin air that delivers itself into the families mailbox in front of his stunned eyes. Being a fearless magician in training Jerry of course opens it. The letter contains a set of instructions to summon… something, though its not clear what it will be summoning. No matter. Such a task promises great adventure and the Great, still in training, Wizard Jerry Hazelnut is up to the task. What he ends up summoning though is a giant chest with a top hat, a wand and a tall human shaped talking rabbit. One that promises him that he can teach him to be a wizard in two days as wizards aren’t beholden to the laws of time as most are. Though the rabbit, The Marquis, seems to be a bit confused himself as to what is going on, he and Jerry set off to Mousewood to begin their adventure. The past is a hard thing to shake and it haunts both the Marquis and Jerry even though neither are aware of it for different reasons. Every step taken in Jerry’s quest seems to bring him closer and closer to something that the Marquis allies are evasive about. What did that giant talking rabbit do that they seem so uncomfortable around him? Why did they think that there would never be another apprentice? Play to find out! My thoughts: Pretty much what I put in the TLDR. Its a good story that does have a few curve balls and really does convey that while Jerry is having the adventure of a lifetime there is a few things going on under the surface that a 12 year old probably shouldn’t have to deal with. Whether this is a story “that is better with animals, because stories are always better with animals” I don’t know. It’s kind of left up to interpretation in the end. As far as the game play goes, everything works fine. The puzzles can bring things to a grinding halt though as sometimes it felt like the only way to make any progress was to click everything in the inventory on everything including the inventory. Then of course whatever it was would make perfect sense. The game also has several collectibles that serve as a find the hidden object mini games. If these are completed the player is rewarded with extra lore that provides more insight into what exactly is going on. There is also apparently a continuation of the story that was done in the form of podcasts between the release of this game and about 2016. They were done by one of the games writers and put out on spotify. Google says they still exist but I did not look them up to verify. Game is worth a play, with a walk through, and it goes on sale pretty regularly. Give it a shot.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.44/day in the week to Aug 4 → 0.43/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 114/day in the week to Jul 17 → 1.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Languages: English*, German*, French, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Polish, Czech, Portuguese - Brazil, Italian, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese +2 more
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| $19.99 | 14ratings | 82% | — | not modelled |
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 87 reviews with recorded playtime.
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An excellent game that has become a classic of the genre. The perfect balance between story and achievement hunting. I recommend it even to those who aren't fans of click-and-point games. It's worth your time.
The Night of the Rabbit is a cute little summer adventure by Daedalic Entertainment. I always wonder if they smoke something before coming up with a game, because their games cannot be more different (Deponia, Edna, Satinav). The art style is cute and the puzzles are good. Overall, I really liked the game and the story it told, but the quartet achievement can eat a bag of d****.
great game with an amazing and inspiring storyline. It not only deals with fantasy problems, it also deals with [spoiler] the consequences of human exploitation and pollution [/spoiler]. the designs are amazing and the way you see all the storylines connecting is very nicely done, leading to an ending that you couldn't really have imagined from the start. honestly can't wait until I no longer remember this game so I get to experience it like the first time :)
наверно самая красивая поин-адн-кликерка даедаликов
Ich bin mit Point & Click Adventures groß geworden. Nun bin ich selbst Vater und entgegen der gängigen Trends rundum Fortnite, Minecraft & Co wollte ich, dass mein Sohn einen ähnlichen Einstieg in die Spielewelt erfährt, wie ich. Statt auf Massenphänomene mit Sammel- und DLC-Wahn bis hin zu Pay2Win-Konzept zu setzen, wollte ich ihm wahre Kulturperlen der Computerspielgeschichte nahelegen. Wer ähnliche Ansprüche hat, dem kann ich dieses Spiel für seinen Nachwuchs ans Herz legen. Wenn eure Kinder schon von Harry Potter begeistert sind und auf magische Welten stehen, seid ihr mit Night of the Rabbit auf der sicheren Seite und habt einen echten Geheimtipp vor euch. Aber Vorsicht vor dieser "P&C-Einstiegsdroge": Daedelic Entertainment hatte zwar einst das Point & Click Genre wiederbelebt. Heute sind sie "nur" noch Publisher (mit einigen teils sehr peinlichen Fehltritten) und haben leider ihr Gespür und ihr eigenes Potential für dieses Genre links liegen lassen... Wer unter uns einfleischten P&C-Fans würde sich nicht auf einen dritten Teil mit Edna & Harvey oder ein neuen Teil von Deponia freuen? Auch auf eine Fortsetzung mit Jerry Haselnuss als erwachsener Zaubermeister, der die Aufgabe hat, die magische Tierwelt vor einer menschlichen Bedrohung zu retten, würde ich mich riesig freuen. Für das nun erwartete "aber", müsste ich zu weit ausholen und würde wahrschienlich kein gutes Haar an Daedelics Führung lassen... Kurzum: Wer also Lust auf mehr bekommt, kann auf einige hochkarätige Titel aus der aus der/ Schaffenszeit von Daedelic zurückgreifen, aber diese Zeiten leider mittlerweile vorbei. Wer also ab einem bestimmten Punkt Lust auf mehr bekommt, muss sich leider woanders umschauen. Tja... Es ist schon etwas traurig, dass ich meine Empfehlung mit einer Warnung verknüpfen muss. Es bleibt mein Dank an den ehemaligen Kreativen rund um Daedelic wie Matt und Sebastian Kempke, Poki, Marco Hüllen & Co. für die vielen schönen Momente, wie sie auch in diesem Titel schlummern.
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The Night of the Rabbit delivers an enchanting, deeply atmospheric point-and-click adventure that beautifully captures the whimsical wonder and hidden darkness of classic children's fantasy literature. The core concept centers on a young boy fulfilling his dream of becoming a magician's apprentice, utilizing a clever mechanical hook known as the Treasure Sight coin filter. This magical lens allows players to instantly highlight interactive environmental objects and reveal hidden, supernatural secrets within the beautifully hand-drawn world. The visual presentation stands as a pinnacle of 2D animation, featuring breathtaking, storybook-style environments and charming character designs that shift seamlessly from cozy pastoral comfort to eerie, shadowy tension. While a few of the late-game inventory puzzles lean into abstract, convoluted logic and the pacing occasionally slows during heavy dialogue sequences, the title thoroughly redeems itself through its masterful world-building and rich auditory design. A fully orchestrated, evocative soundtrack combined with superb voice acting elevates the emotional weight of a narrative that grows surprisingly mature and complex in its final hours. Delightful collectible side activities, such as discovering hidden audio stories and engaging in a fully realized card game, provide extra layers of immersion and reward careful exploration. Ultimately, the software overcomes any mechanical eccentricities of the point-and-click genre by delivering a spellbinding, unforgettable journey that serves as a love letter to imaginative storytelling.
아트워크는 흥미를 끌지만, 정작 번역의 상태가 좋지 않아 스토리에 몰입하기 어렵습니다. 퍼즐을 푸는 과정도 자연스럽게 이어지기보다는 작위적으로 설계된 인상이 강해 재미가 떨어집니다. 2013년에 출시된 게임이라는 점을 고려하면 기준치가 너무 높은 것일 수도 있겠으나, 아무리 아름다운 그림이 그려진 동화책이라도 그 안의 글자들이 엉망으로 적혀 있다면 끝까지 읽어낼 이유는 없는 법입니다.
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