The game featured multiplayer options, including the ability to play over a LAN or the internet. Jazz's brother, Spaz, was introduced as a playable character. This time Jazz had to chase Devan Shell through time, in order to retrieve the ring with which he planned to wed Eva. Jazz Jackrabbit 2 was released in 1998 for the PC, and later for the Macintosh. Jazz Jackrabbit 2 title screen, showing Jazz and Spaz.

Jazz Jackrabbit: Holiday Hare '95, 1995, featuring two new Christmas-themed worlds, each with two levels.

Jazz Jackrabbit: Christmas Edition, 1994, featuring the three aforementioned Christmas-themed levels.

Jazz Jackrabbit: Shareware Edition, 1994, featuring the first episode of the game.

Three promotional shareware games were also produced: Later, a CD version was released containing all six episodes, plus three complete new episodes, and the 1994 Christmas episode, which featured three Christmas-themed levels. Originally, the game was sold on floppy disk versions, where one could purchase the first three episodes, the final three episodes, or all six. Each world consisted of two levels and an extra 3D bonus level. Jazz Jackrabbit features six episodes, each comprising three worlds and one boss level. Jazz Jackrabbit was very popular and was named Arcade Game of the Year by PC Format magazine. At the time, the game's vibrant graphics and speedy gameplay were something of a novelty on the PC.

Inspired by classic console games such as Super Mario Bros, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Mega Man, the game was the brainchild of Cliff Bleszinski and Arjan Brussee. It plays on the tortoise/ hare enmity introduced in Aesop's The Tortoise and the Hare, but is set 3000 years later.

This game saw Jazz Jackrabbit, a hybrid of Bugs Bunny and Rambo, visiting a number of worlds in order to rescue Eva Earlong and save Carrotus from the villainous Devan Shell, a megalomaniac turtle. An extended version was released later that year. Jazz Jackrabbit was released in 1994 for the PC.

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