Rabbit Software was an English software company founded by Alan Savage and Heather Lamont which produced video games for home computers such as the ZX Spectrum, VIC-20, and Commodore 64 in the early to mid-1980s. Rabbit's later software packaging was slightly different from that of the other software houses of the time, as the cassettes were encased within an outer red box which made them more distinctive on the shop shelves.
Rabbit went into voluntary liquidation in August 1984 after Savage committed suicide following a car crash.
Games
Commodore 64 Annihilator Centropods Cyclons Death Star Escape-MCP Galleons Graphics Editor Lancer Lords Monopole Murder Navarone Pakacuda Paratroopers Potty Painter in the Jungle Protector Skramble Stalag 1 Supercuda The Colonel's House Trooper Truck
VIC-20 Alien Soccer Annihilator Anti-Matter Splatter Carrier Attack The Catch Centropods The Colonel's House Cosmic Battle Critters Cyclons Dam Busta Dune Buggy English Invaders Escape MCP Frogger Galactic Crossfire Grave robbers Hopper Jungle Krell Lunar Rescue Myriad Night Crawler Night-Flight Orbis Pakakuda Paratroopers Quackers Rabbit Chase Rabbit Writer Race Fun Ski-Run Skramble Space Phreeks Space Storm Superworm Tank-War
ZX Spectrum The Birds Centropods Death Star The Great Fire of London Lancer Lords Joust Murder Pakacuda Paratroopers Phantasia Potty Painter
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