History TabletopGame / RapRat

'''''Rap Rat''''' is a board game that uses a VHS, released in the early 90's. Created by A Couple 'A Cowboys, the team behind ''TabletopGame/{{Atmosfear}}'', the goal of the game is to collect pieces to a puzzle the same color as your mover by rolling the dice and moving around the board, with the video running concurrently as you play. While playing, the titular Rap Rat will occasionally interrupt and shout orders to the players.

While similar in concept but more lesser-known than ''Atmosfear'', it is now more famous for a {{creepypasta}} based on the game, as well as its video clips.

'''''Rap Rat''''' is a board game that uses a VHS, released in the early 90's. Created by the same team behind ''TabletopGame/{{Atmosfear}}'', the goal of the game is to collect pieces to a puzzle the same color as your mover by rolling the dice and moving around the board, with the video running concurrently as you play. While playing, the titular Rap Rat will occasionally interrupt and shout orders to the players.

* RegionalBonus: The PAL VHS includes an intro segment explaining the rules that is oddly missing from the NTSC version.

'''''Rap Rat''''' is a board game that uses a VHS, released in the early 90's. Created by the same team behind and similar in spirit to ''TabletopGame/{{Atmosfear}}'', the goal of the game is to collect pieces to a puzzle the same color as your mover by rolling the dice and moving around the board, with the video running concurrently as you play. While playing, the titular Rap Rat will occasionally interrupt and shout orders to the players.

It is now more famous for a {{creepypasta}} based on the game, as well as its video clips.

'''''Rap Rat''''' is a board game that uses a VHS, released in the early 90's. The goal of the game is to collect pieces to a puzzle the same color as your mover by rolling the dice and moving around the board, with the video running concurrently as you play. While playing, the titular Rap Rat will occasionally interrupt and shout orders to the players.

* CartoonCheese: Most of the scenery is typical yellow cheese with holes.%%* JiveTurkey: Rap Rat.%%* PissTakeRap: Any self-respecting rap artist wouldn't really call Rap Rat's rap real rap.

* YouDirtyRat: Intended to be averted with Rap Rat.

* BrokenRecord / RepetitiveAudioGlitch: Rap Rat's basic way of rapping is just repeating the same words several times in quick succession.

'''''Rap Rat''''' is an infamous board game released in the early 90s; along with the board, dice and puzzle pieces, it was an "interactive" game that came with a VHS tape, and had to be watched along gameplay, so that the titular Rap Rat (played by a puppet) would give instructions... while doing very embarrassing "rap" and being TotallyRadical.

It is now more famous for its {{creepypasta}} and cringeworthy video clips.

* BrokenRecord: Rap Rat's basic way of "rapping" is just repeating the same words several times in quick succession.
* CartoonCheese: Most of the scenery is typical yellow cheese with holes.
* JiveTurkey: Rap Rat uses the typical accent and mannerisms while "rapping".
* TheNineties: It could only be a product of the early part of this decade.
* PissTakeRap: Any self-respecting rap artist wouldn't really call Rap Rat's rap real rap.
* RhymesOnADime: How most of the "rapping" is done.
* StockAnimalDiet: Rap Rat is surrounded by Swiss cheese that he chomps to during game sessions. What else would he eat?

* TotallyRadical: The game tries too hard to be "cool" and "hip with the kids". Not just Rap Rat, but also the voiceover narrator.
* YouDirtyRat: Averted; Rap Rat is supposed to be a sympathetic character... but we can bet many will find him annoying or borderline creepy.

* BrokenRecord: Rap Rat's basic way of "rapping".
* CartoonCheese: Most of the scenery.
* JiveTurkey: Rap Rat.

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It is now more famous for its creepypasta and cringeworthy video clips.

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: SO obviously early 90s with the "cool attitude" and watered-down rap elements.