FREE: Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (Sony PlayStation 2, 2005)

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Based on the concurrently released Aardman Animations film, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit puts players in control of the eccentric inventor and his imperturbable dog. Local gardeners seem to be suffering an infestation of hungry bunnies, so the two volunteer their creative engineering expertise to help remove the pests. With the Giant Vegetable Growing competition right around the corner, there's no time to lose. However, when they capture one of the ravenous rodents -- a nice enough rabbit named Hutch -- Wallace begins to suspect that the problem may involve something beyond the garden-variety Lagomorph.

Players control Wallace, Gromit, and Hutch through a series of freely roamed suburban platform levels, assembling and using a selection of unorthodox tools (including the "Pesto Pal," "Auto-brolly," and "Bun-gun") as they try to humanely remove the rabbits from town. Each character has different abilities, and players can switch between the three on the fly. Environments are full of interactive objects, which could lead to creative problem-solving or unexpected chaos. Even with all of the equipment and support, removing the rabbits will be a difficult job, but it will become twice as hard after the sun goes down, and the bunnies all start acting...funny.