Instructions are dictated in a reverse psychology manner, telling you to not do something when really they want you to do it, which seems appropriate given the younger audience. Once you complete a super long tutorial that walks you through every area, you're free to run around the museum and do whatever you please. WiiMotionPlus is supported and makes motion tracking much more accurate, and it's a necessity in order to play games in the Hookarium, so keep that in mind if you haven't purchased the upgrade, yet.īecause Travel in Time is a simple collection there's not a whole lot of progression. and you select the game you want to play by making your Rabbid belch. Each houses a specific type of mini-game, so the Flyarium is where you'll race around in planes, the Shootarium is where you'll use the Wii remote as a gun, etc. Instead, Travel in Time returns to its mini-game focused roots and you're dumped in a museum comprised of several hub worlds to explore. Hopping from timeline to timeline in a washing machine (you couldn't have found a cooler ride, like a DeLorean?), the bunnies don't follow a storyline of any consequence unlike the last endeavor, Rabbids Go Home. In case you're confused, the latest game features those pesky Rabbids making mischief throughout the history of the world.
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