Bad Rats: the Rats’ Revenge

Honestly was really bad until it became the best game I've ever played.
Rats 4 lyfe

10/10. Best game. No, BESTEST game. Why? Because Bad Rats is not just game—it is LIFE EXPERIENCE.
Game begin, you think, “Ah, just little puzzle game. What big deal?” BUT THEN... RATS. So many rats. Strong rats, fast rats, smart rats, and Bomber rat—yes, my boy, Osama, carrying tiny backpack of doom. Boom boom. Very inspirational.
Physics engine? PERFECTION. Ball bounce like possessed demon, and sometimes it make no sense at all. But is Bad Rats, sense is for cowards. Why need logic when you have rat catapult sending kitty to its ultimate doom? Einstein cry in heaven.
The graphics? AAA+++ Ultra-realism. The blood spray like Picasso painting but better because is made by RATS. You see shadows of deep artistic soul here. Every rat have dream, even if that dream is smashing cat with anvil or exploding in glorious fireworks of cheese justice.
Voice acting? Legendary. Rats sound like they smoked 40 packs and lost will to live, which really add flavor to overall story. And oh, the story! Such deep revenge tale. Shakespeare himself rise from grave, clap hands, say, “Yes, this true masterpiece.”
And let’s not forget Osama—the Bomber rat. Truly the hero we do not deserve but the one we need. His sacrifice every time bring tear to eye. He is symbol of hope, chaos, and bad decisions. You place him wrong, BOOM, restart level. Genius.
In conclusion, Bad Rats is not game for weak heart. It is journey of discovery, frustration, and enlightenment. Play it, and you too will become Bad Rat in spirit.
Would I recommend this game? YES. But also no, because once you play, no other game compare. Goodbye life, hello eternal Bad Rats fandom.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - IGN probably.

This game is better than dustborn it is also far superior to concord.

I am pretty sure i also need a lobotomy after playing this same goes for the 2 above.

10/10

When most people talk about their favorite video games, they mention titles like "The Legend of Zelda," "Minecraft," or "The Last of Us." But for me, none of those games even come close to the masterpiece that is Bad Rats. Yes, you heard that right. Bad Rats, a game that many consider to be a quirky, sometimes awkward puzzle game, is, without a doubt, the best game in the world. In fact, I’d go as far as to say it’s the greatest thing that has ever happened to me—not just in terms of entertainment, but also in how it has impacted my life in ways no one could ever imagine. It’s not just a game. It’s a life-changer.
Let me tell you why.
Before Bad Rats entered my life, I was struggling with a lot of things. I felt lost, like nothing was going right. I was going through some personal battles that seemed insurmountable, and the weight of everything felt like it was crushing me. The future didn’t seem bright, and at one point, I even felt that I had nowhere to turn. Life had me on the ropes.
That’s when Bad Rats came into the picture. At first, it was just a random game I picked up, not expecting much. But as soon as I started playing, something clicked. It wasn’t just the puzzles or the humor. It was something deeper, something I didn’t even realize I needed. Bad Rats offered me an escape—one that was fun and challenging but never overwhelming. More importantly, it gave me a sense of purpose and joy at a time when I had almost lost both.
As I played, I started to feel like I had a reason to keep going. It wasn’t just about solving puzzles or watching these funny, ragtag rats try to complete their missions—it was about feeling connected to something, anything, when everything else in life seemed so uncertain. Every victory in the game felt like a little win in real life, a reminder that maybe things could get better.
But the impact of Bad Rats wasn’t just limited to me. My grandparents, who had been struggling with their own issues for years, were also on the verge of giving up. Their marriage had gone through turbulent times, and they didn’t know how to rekindle their bond. They were at a crossroads, unsure if they would be able to stay together. That’s when I introduced them to Bad Rats. At first, they were skeptical, but slowly, they got hooked. The simple joy of playing together, laughing at the rats' absurd antics, and sharing that experience became a turning point for them. Bad Rats brought them closer than they had been in years, rekindling their love and reminding them of the importance of fun and companionship.
It was incredible. A simple game helped save their marriage. Bad Rats became more than just a pastime for them—it became a tool for healing, for bonding, and for rediscovering the joy of life.
I have no doubt in my mind that if it weren't for Bad Rats, I wouldn’t be where I am today. I wouldn’t be the person I’ve become. I wouldn’t have the strength or the will to keep moving forward. Bad Rats didn’t just offer me a distraction; it offered me a lifeline.
I used to think that if things kept spiraling down, I would end up on the streets—lost and without a future. But Bad Rats pulled me back. It reminded me that life could still be fun, that there was joy to be found even in the darkest moments. And more than that, it gave me a purpose. It gave me something to look forward to. The satisfaction of figuring out each level, of seeing the hilarious outcomes of each puzzle I solved, kept me motivated to press on.
The game became my refuge, my sanctuary from the chaos that often seemed to surround me. It gave me hope, and it gave me direction when I felt like I had none. The idea of losing everything no longer felt so certain, because Bad Rats showed me that there was always a way forward, no matter how challenging things seemed.
So, here I am today, not living on the streets, not lost in the despair I once felt, and certainly not the person I used to be. And I owe it all to Bad Rats. It’s not just a game; it’s a reminder of the power of joy, the strength of human connection, and the importance of having something to believe in—even if it’s a group of animated rats trying to solve impossible puzzles.
Bad Rats might not be the game that everyone talks about, but for me, it will always be the best game in the world. It saved my life, it saved my grandparents' marriage, and it continues to be a source of comfort and joy in a world that sometimes feels too complicated and overwhelming. If you haven’t played it yet, maybe it’s time you gave it a try. You never know—the next great thing that saves your life might just be waiting for you in the form of a rat.

I like to play this while extinguishing cigarettes on my thigh and playing with my bellybutton.

This is one of the greats. An absolutely fantastic puzzle game with intricate and well thought out obstacles. This game is unique in the respect that it gives the player far more than they would typically need to succeed. Herein lies the most genius part of the game, the title. Are the rats bad, or are you?

This game was gifted to me by someone a long long long time ago, bad rats was a journey, i laughed i cried i even shidded and pissed myself a bit, truly one of the games of all time.