Rabbids Invasion (Facebook game)

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Rabbids Invasion
Published by	Ubisoft
Developed by	Ubisoft Paris
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Release date	3rd April 2012 (Facebook)
Genre	Simulation, RPG
Gameplay mode	Single with multiplayer interaction.
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Platforms	Adobe Flash
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Rabbids Invasion is a simulation social network game released by Ubisoft on 3rd April 2012. The game (which is still in beta production) is available for free as an Adobe Flash application for anybody who has an account on social networking site Facebook.

Gameplay

The game is set in an environment in which humans have lived peacefully, and the aim is to invade as much of this environment as possible, while collecting experience and various items that become useful at various points. During the game, up to five quests at a time can be carried out, which upon completion give the player a number of rewards. While the game can be played with a single player with a "fake friend", it also has multiplayer interaction, which means that a player can invite a number of people from their friends list to give and receive items, complete quests etc.

Supplies

Inviting friends is commonly suggested to complete missions, and often gives easier access to currency and rare items.

The Rabbids are given a number of different supplies which are required to invade the human environment with.

Currencies

The game has two currencies; coins, which can be generated in game from buildings and are used to buy most items and invade buildings with, and toilet paper rolls, which must be bought either with Facebook credits or earned by participating in offers provided by business partners, and are used to buy certain items, complete quests which would otherwise need a friend's assistance and so forth.

Energy

Energy is used for carrying out various tasks such as invading and collecting from a building, and harvesting crops, and for each time this is done, one unit of energy is depleted. It can either be replenished by buying some with toilet paper rolls, or one unit of energy can be regenerated once every five minutes in real time. Each time the player increases a level, the bar is fully replenished.

Spicy Sausages

Spicy sausages are used, in conjunction with coins, to expand an area that would previously be fenced off. One sausage can be earned each time the player reaches the next level, though they can be very rarely found while stealing from a friend's building. Up to 100 sausages can be bought at a time with toilet paper rolls.

Cans

Cans containing an unknown substance are generated from harvesting crops (e.g. roast chicken, hot dogs etc) in the Farm, or from Rabbids that have been in a public restroom in the City, and are used to feed the businesses which generate more coins than the houses do. The amount of cans that can be stored depends on how many small silos are built in the Farm.

Rabbids

Rabbids are used to invade several types of buildings, and can be generated from public buildings.

Environments

Currently, two environments can be invaded - the Farm, which is the first to be invaded, and the City, which can only be accessed when 40% of the Farm is invaded.

Buildings

Houses

Houses, such as cottages, cabins and apartments, generate the least amount of coins, although they do not need to be fed with cans.

Businesses

Businesses, such as farms, stores and stands, generate more coins than the houses do, but these must be fed with cans in order to do so.

Public buildings

Public buildings do not generate coins but rather Rabbids, although they do not need to be fed. When being invaded, they may need friend assistance, or a number of certain items to complete.

Trivia

• The art of the game bears strong resamblance with the 2d animations and minigames from Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party.
• When certain objects are placed on the map, the sound effect produced is the same that occurs when Rayman unlocks a secret event (also known as gendoor) in the original Rayman game.