My Brother Rabbit Critic Reviews

Putting the minor visual issues and familiar mini-games aside, My Brother Rabbit is a must have for point-and-click aficionados thanks to it being a lovely experience with a heartfelt tale and a ton of clever puzzles to overcome.

My Brother Rabbit’s dual story offers a charming, warm and somewhat emotional adventure. Special mention goes to the game’s gorgeously drawn artwork, together with its wonderful soundtrack. It’s easily the most distinct point-and-click game that we’ve seen from Artifex Mundi so far, and despite its lack of difficulty, it’s a journey worth taking, one that’s filled with character and splendor throughout.

My Brother Rabbit is a beautiful game of the point and click genre with large doses of exploration, use of memory and logic.

A beautiful game. Without spoken words and in a colorful world you'll get to know a deep story about a child's sickness.

This is one adventure you’ll want to see through to the end, even if the seek-and-fun gameplay can get a little irritating.

Visually beautiful, My Brother Rabbit is a mix of a puzzles story and a deep tale of sickness in a child. Six hours of sensations and 2D exploration.

If you’re a fan of hidden object games, then My Brother Rabbit is certainly worth looking into. It’s not perfect, and can be both tedious and frustrating at times, but its pros outweigh its cons for sure. This is a game that definitely won’t be for everyone, however, and it’s likely that it will only appeal to a somewhat niche audience.