‘Rogue Raccoon’ Playfully Nabs Snacks in a Puzzling Museum

Rogue Raccoon sees you stealing snacks from fridges which are unfold all through a puzzling, trap-filled museum.

The quilt artwork on this recreation actually obtained me curious about determining precisely what the sport itself was. I’ve performed another raccoon video games the place you’ll be able to dig in dumpsters and hand around in fridges, so figured I’d give this one a go. What number of raccoons have boomerangs, in any case?

Rogue Raccoon has you breaking into an enormous, overprotected museum that’s obtained a great deal of fridges with the identical frog sticker one them! It is advisable eat the meals there after which head to the exit, (though you’ll be able to full a bunch of the degrees with out truly attending to the meals in any respect). I’m not actually certain what gathering the meals does, however there’s a counter that follows you into every degree exhibiting how a lot meals you may have collected thus far.

You’re a raccoon with instruments and might use your boomerang to set off levers or defeat robots which are strolling round. In every degree, you do have two lives; should you hit a robotic or a hazard like a laser, you’ll be able to simply proceed on. Should you do lose each lives or fall out of the extent, you’ll reset at your final save level, which is both at the start of the extent or the place your raccoon discovered and interacted with a trash bin.

There’s loads of problem to be discovered on this 30-level recreation as you discover extra hazards, greater gaps, and better difficulties in the way you time your lever hits. I actually struggled with the degrees that contained massive followers that have been simply giant sufficient to make them unattainable to simply leap over. Though Rogue Raccoon could be accomplished in a single sitting, you may end up rage quitting should you don’t get the timing excellent!

Rogue Racoon is accessible now on the PlayStation Retailer and the Microsoft Retailer.

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Jupiter Hadley

Jupiter is a prolific indie recreation journalist, writing for Metro UK, Large Boss Battle, AlphaBetaGamer, and plenty of extra, all with a concentrate on smaller indie gems. She covers 1000’s of recreation jams and indie video games on her YouTube channel, letting each recreation have a second within the highlight. She runs indiegamejams.com, a calendar of all the recreation jams occurring on the earth, judges many jams and occasions.