This 2006 Main Game blends Platform and Adventure genres, following RJ, Hammy, and Verne one year after the film as they venture through six areas to steal human items for their log. The core loop involves platforming and stealth as you evade Dwayne the Verminator and his mind-controlled animal henchmen. Its distinct feature is controlling the familiar cast to navigate suburban challenges, supplemented by several bonus mini-games.
The central gameplay loop revolves around exploration, platforming challenges, and item retrieval. Players will guide the animal protagonists through varied locales, utilizing their unique abilities to overcome obstacles and reach their objectives. The atmosphere captures the lighthearted, slightly chaotic energy of the source material, focusing on stealth and teamwork—though the specific mechanics of character switching or individual abilities are integral to progression. The primary goal is to successfully snatch specific human items while remaining undetected.
The main antagonist driving the action is Dwayne the Verminator, known as "The Sniffer." He actively works to thwart the animals' efforts. To achieve this, he employs mind-controlled vermin as his enforcers. Throughout the game, players must contend with these controlled creatures, which include weasels, badgers, and even the imposing figure of Vincent the bear, all manipulated by The Sniffer in his attempts to stop the animals from gathering their desired items.
This title offers a straightforward adventure experience focused on the main narrative quest across its six environments. As a main game release from 2006, this title does not feature any downloadable content (DLC) or expansions. There are no announced remakes or remasters currently available.
In addition to the main quest line that spans the six different areas, the game incorporates several mini-games as supplementary content, offering variety outside of the primary item-snatching missions.
This adventure was made available across several major platforms upon its initial release in May 2006, including the PlayStation 2, PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube.
The game’s uniqueness stems from its direct tie-in to the established animated property, allowing players to inhabit the roles of beloved characters navigating a world where everyday human objects become high-stakes treasures, all while actively avoiding a determined, gadget-wielding human antagonist and his army of controlled animals. The genre blend is primarily Platform and Adventure.

In the video game, which takes place a year after the movie, RJ, Hammy, Verne, and the gang feel that they need to have more things for the log (the area behind the hedge). This leads them on a wild romp through six different areas to snatch different things such as a popcorn machine and a TV for themselves. There are several mini games as bonuses in the game. All through the game, they try to take these things while avoiding the Sniffer, (Dwayne the Verminator), who tries to defeat them by using mind-controlled vermin he has captured as his "henchmen." At one point, many animals, including weasels, badgers, and even Vincent the bear are controlled.

In the video game, which takes place a year after the movie, RJ, Hammy, Verne, and the gang feel that they need to have more things for the log (the area behind the hedge). This leads them on a wild romp through six different areas to snatch different things such as a popcorn machine and a TV for themselves. There are several mini games as bonuses in the game. All through the game, they try to take these things while avoiding the Sniffer, (Dwayne the Verminator), who tries to defeat them by using mind-controlled vermin he has captured as his "henchmen." At one point, many animals, including weasels, badgers, and even Vincent the bear are controlled.