Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle released back in 2017 and marked a bit of a resurgence for the Rabbids. The deformed rabbits went from being forgotten relics of the waggle era to co-stars of the biggest mascot in gaming. It’s odd, then, that we haven’t seen much of them until now. Rabbids: Adventure Party seems to be a return to form for the hyperactive hares, being a four-player, couch co-op party game complete with wacky minigames and full motion controls.
Rabbids: Adventure Party looks promising, and as stated in the title of this article, Ubisoft has released a demo on the Chinese eShop! However, if you’re interested in playing it and live outside of China, you’ll have to jump through quite a few hoops to start playing.
Unlike most Switch games that you can download simply by having an eShop account for one of the regions it’s released in, Rabbids: Adventure Party is region-locked on a hardware level. To access the game, players will need a Chinese Tencent Nintendo Switch. If you have the appropriate hardware, you can use the code in the post below to download it now!
If you have a China / Tencent Nintendo Switch you can download the demo using the code below.
The Nintendo Switch had an official launch in China last year.
Rabbids: Adventure Party is planned to be an introductory title for Chinese players buying the Switch. pic.twitter.com/uo7Ag2RvCR
— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) July 31, 2020
Ubisoft China has released a demo for Rabbids: Adventure Party on the Nintendo Switch China eShop.
This is a party title developed by Ubisoft Chengdu for the China market.
Note. The demo is only accessible on the China / Tencent Nintendo Switch console. pic.twitter.com/4uXrZz9B7a
— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) July 31, 2020
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Written by Marcus Ramirez
A writer and dreamer who loves all things tropical, bright, colorful, and shiny. Marcus is obsessed with Kingdom Hearts and patiently awaits its triumphant return to Nintendo hardware. He has a (totally real) court order that requires him to always have a 3DS or Switch on his person when leaving the house for more than a few hours.
