Whiplash throws political correctness out the window and replaces it with slapstick violence, corporate satire, and a surprising amount of heart.

Whiplash throws political correctness out the window and replaces it with slapstick violence, corporate satire, and a surprising amount of heart. You play as Spanx, a wisecracking weasel who’s literally chained to Redmond, a perpetually stressed-out rabbit. The duo must escape the evil conglomerate Genron, which tortures animals for profit. The twist? You control both characters at once. Spanx is agile and can whip Redmond around like a flail (hence the title), while Redmond is durable and can be used as a battering ram, a platform, or even a makeshift key. The levels are destructible, encouraging you to smash everything in sight for points and secrets, and the art style holds up surprisingly well.