Dear peruser of reviews,

When people ask me what my favourite games are, I tell them one thing: "I only have one favourite game, and that is 'Bad Rats'".

The puzzle genre has never seen a game with such thought-provoking design. It turns the
ordinary objective of getting the object to a location into that of a journey.
Each individual rat you delagate a role to is a rat you connect with. I FEEL the unstoppable determination of tractor rat; the ungodly rage of baseball rat, and the cold calculating mind of archer rat is one that penetrates deep into my chest.

The emotional aspect is not all it offers, no. The physics engine is something of the future - both back when the game was made and even now as I write this review. The psychics of the game ignores what we describe as reality, and takes its own path. When you lay down your personel of rodents and objects, it is Lady Luck herself that guides the ball. What strategy might fail several times in a row can succeed on your last chance. Indeed, this is the game that was the original of replayability - The Alpha and the Omega.

What more must I say, punk? Why do you read this review when there is Bad Rats to enjoy? This title is well worth its price, and I hold believe in that with the zealot-like faith of Terrorist Rat himself.

Farewell.