Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage (1994). Play Free Online

Summary

I love Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage on the SNES, a side‑scroll that injects the wacky Looney Tunes spirit straight onto a cartridge. You control Bugs as he hops, kicks, throws pies or lights dynamite, while a carrot meter tracks his health – finding carrots is essential. The roster reads like a cartoon roster: Elmer Fudd, Marvin the Martian, Yosemite Sam, Taz and a final face‑off with Daffy Duck, all voiced by Greg Burson.

Levels constantly change style; some run left‑to‑right, others drop you down tunnels populated by slingshot‑shooting pigs, buzzing robots or superstitious black cats that hurl safes. Bosses such as Toro the Bull require you to learn quirky patterns, and a risky spin attack trades damage for extra hit power.

Reviewers praised its bright graphics and faithful sound, with Nintendo Power handing it a 4.3/5 and the game still sitting near 75 percent on review aggregators. Even years later it feels like a living cartoon, a must‑play for retro fans.

Storyline

In Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage, Bugs Bunny finds himself trapped inside a painting by Daffy Duck and must run through stages that reference classic Looney Tunes shorts.

The goal is to reach the final level where Bugs must spill all of the paint that Daffy uses, while dodging Daffy's three alter‑egos and the invincible Duck Dodgers, whose laser blast kills in one hit.

Depending on whether the paint is fully spilled, Bugs fights either Drip‑Along Daffy or Robin Hood Daffy, then the credits roll with a dynamite display. After the credits, Daffy pops up shouting “You’re despicable!” followed by the “That’s All Folks” card and a shaking explosion.

Edited by Maya Carter