IGN - 8.5 / 10
If you haven't already realized, please take note: Rabbids Go Home is not a Raving Rabbids sequel, but an altogether different experience -- one far more inspired and ambitious. This title at times feels like an action romp and at times a platformer on wheels, but regardless of the scenario, you'll be having fun and smiling if not laughing. The presentation is generally polished (minus some stupidly long load times between areas) and the grocery cart-based controls are fluid and satisfying. What the game lacks in narrative arch and difficulty progression it makes up for with some hilarious Rabbid antics. Meanwhile, I found all the collecting engaging, not annoying -- but be warned that there's a lot of it.
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Games Radar - 8 / 10
You'll love
* Great art style and bright, colourful environments
* Varied, fun and pleasantly ridiculous gameplay
* Witty dialogue
You'll hate
* Many of its ideas are only skin-deep
* Some will find Rabbids annoying
* Occasional camera problems
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Game Informer - 7.5 / 10
Rabbids Go Home, though at times repetitive, is a fun game with laugh-out-loud animations. Any game with Rabbids in fisticuffs over a pouch of Capri Sun is okay in my book.
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CVG - 8.6 / 10
The most obvious touchstone is Katamari, but Go Home never feels like a rip-off or a cynical attempt to ape its 'wackiness'. (Which is to the game's credit when you consider that a straight clone of Katamari would no doubt be a big seller.) It's a genuinely funny game, the Rabbids in particular having the sort of unrelenting manic energy we'd need a thousand cups of coffee to replicate. Every stage begins with a charming short cartoon, and ends with a joyous parp of big band music; in between you'll battle robots, wreck a supermarket and explore a radioactive government facility, to name just a few of the game's varied activities.
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ONM - 83 / 100
It's an absolute hoot but if you're after a meaty challenge, you definitely won't find it here.
+ The funniest game on the Wii
+ Controls are tight
+ Plenty to do
+ Fantastic soundtrack
- Really easy at first
NGamer Magazine - 86 / 100
Consol.AT Magazine 72 / 100
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