Fit check
Is Arlo The Rabbit worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who want a compact, retro-styled campaign
- Players who enjoy collecting hidden items for extra story content
- Players seeking boss-based progression across multiple themed worlds
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a large, open-ended adventure rather than a fixed 35-level platforming structure
- Players who prefer modern visual presentation over Game Boy-era aesthetics and chiptune music
- Players seeking multiplayer or cooperative gameplay
Our take on Arlo The Rabbit
Instead of presenting platforming as an open-ended exploration structure, the game uses a compact retro campaign with five worlds, 35 levels, six bosses, and hidden coins tied to the ending. Its Game Boy-era presentation also departs from contemporary visual styles.
What is Arlo The Rabbit?
Arlo The Rabbit is a platformer set in the Spring Kingdom, where Arlo travels across five worlds divided into 35 levels.
Players move through each stage by hopping, using the surroundings, and defeating enemies with objects. Six bosses stand between Arlo and the land’s purification from greed. Secret coins are hidden throughout the levels; collecting them reveals the game’s true story ending. The presentation draws on Game Boy-era visuals and gameplay, with chiptune music by SoundOfAShadow. The adventure follows Arlo as he investigates the trouble affecting the kingdom and reaches the end of the world.
How Arlo The Rabbit plays
- 01Multi-world campaign
- The adventure spans five worlds and 35 levels.
- 02Boss encounters
- Six bosses appear during Arlo’s journey through the kingdom.
- 03Secret coin hunt
- Finding every hidden coin reveals an additional story ending.
- 04Environmental traversal
- Levels use surrounding objects and terrain as part of movement and progression.
- 05Chiptune soundtrack
- The game includes music credited to SoundOfAShadow.
Arlo The Rabbit compared to similar games
Arlo The Rabbit focuses on solo, retro-style platforming across fixed levels with boss encounters and secret-coin collection. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is a runner with shooting elements, while Sundered: Eldritch Edition is a chaotic metroidvania built around broader exploration and combat.
Arlo The Rabbit: platforms & release
Is Arlo The Rabbit worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who want a compact, retro-styled campaign. Skip it if: players looking for a large, open-ended adventure rather than a fixed 35-level platforming structure.
Where can I download Arlo The Rabbit?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Arlo The Rabbit's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Arlo The Rabbit on?
Windows only.
