Play Wiz'n'Liz - The Frantic Wabbit Wescue (Europe) Online

Wiz'n'Liz came out on the Sega Genesis in 1993, developed by Raising Hell Software and published by Psygnosis. It was one of those quirky, colorful platformers that felt right at home on the system, standing out with its cheerful aesthetic and oddball premise during an era full of mascots and high-speed action.

You control either Wiz or Liz, two magicians trying to recapture escaped time-traveling rabbits across dozens of single-screen stages. Your main goal is to collect enough magic letters to cast a spell and open the exit, all while grabbing fruit to extend your timer. Signature mechanics include catching rabbits to earn spell ingredients, then casting those spells for random, often chaotic effects like screen inversion or enemy transformations. The pace is frantic, with constant multitasking and a real risk of running out of time. Playing it feels like managing a magical disaster in fast forward.