Bugs Bunny
A clever rabbit who uses agility, jumps, and interaction abilities to solve obstacles.
How it plays
The game uses a third-person perspective. Each area contains enemies, platforms, switches, collectibles, and objectives that lead to a time-gem fragment or the next stage.
Bugs and Taz solve obstacles with different abilities. Bugs is suited to precision movement and interaction, while Taz uses his spinning attack and destructive strength. Progression comes from completing themed stages, collecting items, defeating enemies, and solving puzzles rather than from a conventional experience system.
Plan your run
Explore each stage before rushing toward its exit. Look for switches, breakable objects, and alternate paths, because many collectibles and puzzle solutions are placed away from the main route.
Switch characters whenever an obstacle does not respond to the current character. Keep Taz away from precision platforming when possible, and use Bugs for careful jumps and interaction-based tasks.
Meet the cast
A clever rabbit who uses agility, jumps, and interaction abilities to solve obstacles.
The Tasmanian Devil, who uses his spinning attack and strength to break through hazards and enemies.
A supporting Looney Tunes character who helps frame the time-traveling adventure.
Before you begin
Search side paths for collectibles and useful items.
Use character switching to test nearby objects and obstacles.
Cooperate closely in two-player sections instead of moving independently.
Bugs Bunny & Taz: Time Busters is an action-adventure platform game developed by Artificial Mind & Movement and published by Infogrames for PlayStation. Bugs Bunny and Taz travel through time after a magical time gem is broken, visiting settings inspired by different historical periods. The game combines exploration, jumping challenges, light combat, item collection, and environmental puzzles. Its central feature is the cooperation between Bugs and Taz, whose distinct abilities are needed to progress. Players can switch between the two characters during solo play, while a second player can control the other character in supported modes. Reception was generally mixed to positive, with critics often noting its colorful presentation and cooperative design while finding some control and camera issues.
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