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Quik the Thunder Rabbit

Review

This platformer spans four worlds with multiple routes, using spin attacks and managing thirst/hunger to navigate cutesy enemies and time-jump bonus levels.

Quik the Thunder Rabbit was developed by Stywox and published by Titus France SA for MS-DOS in 1994; this is the original platform and earliest commercial release.


							Quik the Thunder Rabbit cover
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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
1.90 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes
Developer

About Quik the Thunder Rabbit

Quik the Thunder Rabbit is a platform game that shares design sensibilities with contemporary console titles. Its levels are organized into four distinct environmental worlds, such as icy and desert regions, which can often be traversed via multiple paths.

Player progression involves navigating past whimsical, cartoonish adversaries. While a spinning attack is available to dispatch them, simply leaping over these enemies is frequently a viable and fair tactic. The game incorporates separate hunger and thirst meters for the protagonist, which are managed by collecting corresponding food and water items alongside other power-ups like speed boosts and energy replenishments.

Special bonus stages are accessed by locating specific doors, transporting the player through time in a sequence focused on precise jumping.

Quik the Thunder Rabbit Screenshots

10 images
This fox is the angel of death for any game
The Stywox Games logo
Part of the intro
Oddly, no lawsuits were ever filed
Menu screen
Level start screen
Gameplay in the first level
This marks the exit of the level.
Very funny, haha!
Game over screen