but with some puzzles whose level of challenge is more appropriate for adults." Lou Gubrious of GamePro said in one review that the game "works so well precisely because it is so different from the typical platform game. The realism of the gameplay, set in the surreal world of a cartoony theme park, makes this a game well worth any gamer's time." However, Boba Fatt said in another review that the game's interface "is far more challenging than its puzzles or obstacles, making Rocket just one long, unrewarding exercise in tedium." The game was listed as the "18th Best Nintendo 64 Game of All Time" in Nintendo Powers 20th anniversary issue. Notes References External links 1999 video games 3D platform games Nintendo 64 games Nintendo 64-only games Single-player video games Ubisoft games Video games developed in the United States Video games about raccoons Video games about robots Video games set in amusement parks Video games scored by Ashif Hakik