Whiplash (video game)

In a World where a voice from above tells you to cut loose..

Not to be confused with Fatal Racing that uses the same title inside the States.

Whiplash is a 2003 platforming game for the PlayStation 2. You play a genetically altered weasel and rabbit handcuffed together and trying to escape an animal testing facility. You directly control Spanx (the weasel) while Redmond (the rabbit) is dragged along and used as bludgeon.

After breaking out of containment, Spanx and Redmond follow the advice of a mysterious voice in the computer system to try and escape from Genron while freeing other test animals from cartoonishly cruel experiments. A running secondary goal of the game is too smash stuff. There's actually a running counter at the bottom of the screen showing how much money the company has, and a little is deducted for every fire extinguisher you break. The platforming is relatively generic, but much of the fun of the game comes from the simple fact you're destroying a large corporation by bashing it with a rabbit.

Tropes used in Whiplash (video game) include:

"You're a bad, BAD weasel...Or whatever you are."

"Could you please stop breaking things with my face?!"
"You have a plan that DIDN'T involve using me as a war mace?"
"I don't suppose you'd stop if I told you how painful this was?...Didn't think so."

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