Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of The Were Rabbit Interactive DVD Game (Full Gameplay) 

Me to i was always anticapating for a jumpscare to come up.

@chris robson man I love this music

Well, if he ever does a video about the “Demonic World of DVD Games”, it might well make an appearance.

Same

Well, do you agree with the commercial?

@@RobTheGreenEngine Five mini games, two being spotting games & two being timing games, & a completely unsatisfying ending. I do *not* agree. I apologize for my bitterness, it is not directed at you, it's for the game. I never had this game as a kid, but I loved watching the promo for it on my copy of the Were-Rabbit movie, & it looked much more in depth than how it actually plays.

Geek-Guy Mcteer same

@@elwoodjacobs4353 It was a game that was released 16 years ago lol for ancient DVD players. Back in the day this was revolutionary

Meaning: Lose a turn. Let other people do it twice while losing a turn.

I can tell you it is a DVD Game but yes, very advanced indeed.

@@RobTheGreenEngine when the other DVD games I know are the choose your own adventure style Safari Tours with Timon & Pumbaa, and Trivia Quizzes like the one Finding Nemo had, it is for sure pretty advanced.

Lol, and i play TF2 too, but see this is fun

The only time a cup of tea has been a waste of my time.

If you do get this, I will tell you a few things that’s made Maximus Fling a bit of a nightmare. I had a hard time when making this video because you’ve got to click the mouse at a particular area and you might have to click a few times for it to work so keep that in mind if you choose to play it on a computer. Also, there are some DVD players it won’t work on at all. I know it won’t work on one of those portable DVD players that open and close like an iPad. Just some advice if you want to enjoy the same experience as me.

Well, okay.

Directed by:Nick Park and Steve Box

1950

Music produced by: Hans Zimmer

What happens is Gromit ends up looking around a end end, and Philip (Victor Quartermaine's dog) ends up finding the rabbit, with it shaking in fear.

It was rather difficult to find when we originally got it because it had been a couple of years since it was released. I’d say look for it online, it might turn up at places that do used items. I would be surprised if you can’t find it anywhere.

@@RobTheGreenEngine I just searched on Amazon and I think I found it. If it's not the real thing, then I guess all I can say is: "I'm just crackers about cheese, Gromit."

Hope you manage to find the right one and that you get as much enjoyment out of it as I have.

Sorry for the 2 year late reply but this game is not downloaded, it's a dvd game which means its a physical copy

I’m sorry to say that problem hasn’t happened yet. I guess it’s a problem with the disc. Maybe give it a very thorough clean.

I sort of have the same problem but it's different, basically it lets me play but when it gets to maze cracking it crashes and goes to the dvd menu

@@The_Huebird Trust me, it could go to that screen at any random juncture.

Or worse, black out permanently

@@balrogbean yeah but it seems to always do it at maze cracking, the disk might be scratched or the dvd player is being buggy

Well, it's a DVD game so if you want to play it, I imagine you can find it on places online like Amazon and eBay.

@@RobTheGreenEngine oh

It's a DVD game. You can't download it.

@@RobTheGreenEngine oh ok

Sorry if I came across as a bit irritated. If you want to look for it online, it'll be in the DVD section.

It’s on its own disc, so you’ll have to find one of those that’s NTSC compatible

Nah I’m used to these models

GRRRRRR!

You would hate basically every Aardman movie, then