Ninja Rabbits

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Flair Software Ltd.

Microvalue is a well established Software Developer based in Newcastle upon Tyne, in the North East of England. They have developed software on most console platforms as well as for the PC and continue to produce top quality software on the cutting edge of techology. They have been developing and publishing their own computer games and sometimes involving external publishers such as the industry's giants like Konami and EA.

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Ninja Rabbits is a side-scrolling beat 'em up action game released in 1991, developed and published by the British studio Flair Software Ltd. for MS-DOS, Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and Amstrad CPC.
You play as a anthropomorphic, red-headband-wearing rabbit trained in martial arts who must save the environment from a corrupt, polluting corporation run by a villainous boss. The game takes you through various urban and industrial locations, starting in city streets and descending into sewers, underground tunnels, and toxic factory complexes.
Traditional 2D side-scrolling brawler / beat 'em up. You move left-to-right along a single plane fighting off enemy thugs, mutant rats, and rival martial artists. Your moveset includes basic punches, kicks, and jump kicks. You have a health bar that depletes when taking damage from enemies or environmental hazards (like dripping green toxic sludge and open manholes). Unlike arcade-heavy brawlers of the same era (like TMNT or Double Dragon), the combat in Ninja Rabbits is relatively slow-paced and methodical, heavily relying on precise positioning to land hits without taking damage.