Daedalic Entertainment announces that Night of the Rabbit has dawned, so to speak, as their new adventure game is now available via digital distribution for Windows and OS X. There are two versions, one with the game, and a Special Edition which adds the soundtrack as well as an audio book tie-in, and they note they have made the first of these available as a free download (we'd offer a link, but we can't find one). Here's word:

The Night of the Rabbit is available DRM-free on GOG, as well as in eight languages on Steam (full localization: English & German; subtitles: Russian, French, Spanish, Czech, Polish and Brazilian Portugese) launching today in two editions: For € 19.99 / $ 19.99, players will receive the full game. The Special Edition of The Night of the Rabbit, priced at € 24.99/ $24.99, additionally contains the audiobook “Of Mice, Squirrels and Mousewood Forest” in English as well as the game’s original soundtrack.

The Night of the Rabbit features beautiful, hand-drawn graphics and animations, as well as a number of in-game extras, such as the audio book stories, “Eight stories from Mousewood”, which can be activated while playing the game. All these tales are based on the game’s setting, a magic forest inhabited by mice and other talking creatures.

Daedalic Entertainment has published the first of these stories as a free download to accompany the release.