Rayman Adventures

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Rayman Adventures
Published by Ubisoft
Developed by Ubisoft Montpellier

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Release date iOS :

New Zealand 21st July, 2015
Canada 25th August, 2015
Worldwide 3rd December, 2015
Apple TV :
Worldwide 29th October, 2015
Android :
Worldwide 3rd December, 2015

Genre 2D platformer
Gameplay mode Single player
Platforms iOS, android and Apple TV
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Rayman Adventures is a 2D sidescroller platform game for iOS and Android devices, that uses the same graphical style of Rayman Legends. It was made available in soft launch in New Zealand on July 21, 2015, in Canada on August 25, 2015 and was released worldwide December 3, 2015. This is the first Rayman game to be released on Apple TV, and this version also includes Murfy who acts like a cursor. This also marks the first Rayman game where the player can record and share their playthroughs using the Everyplay service.

Plot

The game starts with a cutscene in which several Lividstones on flying ships are seen stealing all the Ancient Eggs that sustain the Sacred Tree. One egg however falls down and lands on either Rayman or Barbara, depending on which character the player chooses to start playing as. Rayman or Barbara then chase down the egg until they finally catch it. Upon catching it a creature hatches from the egg explaining what just happened. The player then meets up with the Captain who helps them out on their quest to save all the eggs.

Gameplay

Rayman Adventures is a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike Jungle Run and Fiesta Run, the player can change the direction they are running to. The game has levels that the hero can explore, albeit while running constantly, with the ability to change direction while playing. Consequently, it remains an auto-running style of gameplay, but with a differing approach. New to the game are small roundish creatures known as the Incrediballs: the goal of the game is to rescue them. Once rescued, they will assist the hero in their quest. Each Incrediball have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby Teensies, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of Lums for the hero. In each level the player can use up to three Incrediballs at a time, provided they are not tired after a level. If they are, they can be reawakened by feeding them with food (seen in the game as a chicken leg). There are three main categories that the Incrediballs are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as Teensies and Skull Coins; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby Lums. Seekers and Protectors become tired when they have spent their skills, while Inhalers only become tired after the level is complete.

The game is divided up into adventures which contains 3-4 levels each and can not be revisited once the player has left the Adventure Map and chosen a new adventure. Each level has 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of Lums or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of levels: exploration levels, Lum levels, brawl levels and time challenges. Each adventure has a harder optional level with a skull on the icon. If this level is completed the player is awarded with twice the amount of gems and food as from a normal level.

The now removed Clone-O-Meter in Rayman Adventures.

Once all obligatory levels in an adventure are completed the player will get an egg to hatch. There are four type of eggs; bronze, silver, gold and crystal eggs. These eggs are either surprise eggs or normal eggs. The normal bronze egg grows the tree 10 meters if, the silver 20, the gold 30 and crystal 40. The surprise eggs on the other hand will hatch a surprise gift, such as gems or elixirs. Originally surprise eggs, then known as duplicate eggs, would fill up the clone-o-meter by 1 step if it was a bronze, 2 for silver etc. Once the clon-o-meter was filled up the player would get the choice to either get 20 gems or wait to get a lucky ticket. Waiting a second time would earn them a golden ticket.

There are currently a total of 226 Incrediballs to earn. Each time the player gets one they grow their tree a bit higher and then they're added to the Sacred Tree where they are grouped in families. Finding all in one family grants them a reward. When the tree grows it will sometimes hit presents that are above it. The presents can unlock new worlds or gems.

Worlds

The world map that displays all of the worlds in Rayman Adventures.

The worlds in the game are mostly based on the worlds from Rayman Legends, for example Medieval Mayhem is based on Teensies in Trouble. The new worlds are unlocked by collecting Incrediballs and growing the Sacred Tree.

Shop

The shop in Rayman Adventures.

Rayman Adventures introduces a shop similarly to Rayman Fiesta Run, though this time items are purchased using gems which the player earns from daily rewards, by completing levels etc. The different items that are available to purchase are following:

  • Gem Packs - Gems can be purchased using real money or earned by watching a video ad.
  • Tickets - These work similarly to Rayman Legends and come in two forms; normal Lucky Tickets and Golden Lucky Tickets. Golden Lucky Tickets are the only ones available to purchase and they give the player better rewards. Normal Lucky Tickets are instead earned from completing daily challenges, achievements etc.
  • Costumes - Costumes are available for the games four characters Rayman, Barbara, Globox and Teensie.
  • Elixirs - Elixirs are used on eggs to improve them in different ways. If a "New Creature" elixir is used on an egg it will hatch a new creature and the Silver and Gold elixirs will turn the egg into he respective type of egg. The last elixir is used to speed the waiting time up and reduces it by 30 minutes, though it can not be purchased using gems. The only way to obtain them is to receive them from friends or from lucky tickets.
  • Beatbox Saving Slots - New slots for saving songs composed in the beatbox mode at the Sacred Tree.
  • Special Packs - The deals of the day, often packs that include an abundance of elixirs or a pack of costumes all for a special price. Packs change day to day. Most costumes in these packs can't be purchased using gems.
The different elixirs can be used on an egg
Costumes are bought with gems. Though, the player must select the desired costume in order to view the price. You can also change costumes here as long as you have already bought the costume.
The Captain thanking the player for their purchase.

Special Packs

Deluxe time-saver.png Deluxe Time-saver
4 hours of no incubation times and 5 new creature elixirs.
Time-saver.png Time-saver
1 hour of no incubation times.
New creature.png New creature
A new creature guaranteed + instant hatching.
Essentials Pack.PNG The Essentials pack
300 gems, 5 golden tickets, 20 food and Assassin Ray.
Assassin Pack.png Assassin Pack
Assassin Ray, Avelina and 300 gems.
Alchemist Pack.png Alchemist Pack
5 speed elixirs, 5 gold elixirs, 5 silver elixirs and 5 new creature elixirs.
All in One Pack.png All in One Pack
525 gems, 10 Golden Lucky Tickets, 5 Speed Elixirs, 5 new creature elixirs, and Shadow Ray.
Dojo Pack.png Dojo Pack
Ninja Teensy, Ray-Fucius, 5 spyglasses and 525 gems.
Groovy Pack.png Groovy Pack
10 beatbox slots, Funky Ray and 5 new creature elixirs.
Luck of the Irish Pack.PNG Luck of the Irish Pack
10 lucky tickets, 10 golden tickets and 5 new creature elixirs.
Lucky Pack.PNG Lucky Pack
10 lucky tickets and 10 golden tickets.
Olympic Pack.png Olympic Pack
525 gems, Shayman, Amazonia, Teenseer and Grovebox.
Primal Cry Pack.PNG Primal Cry Pack
Globolk, Teensy Hermit, Raymolk, Ray Vaas and Glovaas.
Speed Pack.PNG Speed Pack
100 speed elixirs.
Tom Clancy Pack.PNG Tom Clancy Pack
300 gems, Splinter Ray, Glob Cell and Ursula.
Ubisoft Megapack.png Ubisoft Megapack
Ray Vaas, Splinter Ray, Assassin Ray, Avelina, Glovaas, Glob Cell and Ray of Persia.
Spyglass pack.png Spyglass Pack
10 spyglasses.
Starter Pack.png Starter Pack
Includes Assassin Ray, Avelina, 525 gems, 5 Golden Lucky Tickets, 50 pieces of Food and 20 Speed Elixirs.
Relentless Rescuer Pack.png Relentless Rescuer
Glombie, 300 Gems, 8 Speed Elixirs and 2 New Creature Elixirs.
Super Scratcher.png Super Scratcher
300 Gems and 5 Golden lucky tickets.

Events

Main article: Event (Rayman Adventures)

Events are timed events which have appeared since version 1.4.0. Each event has one or several exclusive seasonal Incrediball families and one exclusive costume which can only be purchased using the events seasonal currency. These currency can be found on the Adventure Map, Sacred Tree and in levels by defeating Rabbids.

The Easter Egg Hunt event was the first event to appear
Each event has an exclusive event shop, as seen during the Summer Event

Updates

Main article: List of updates in Rayman Adventures

Rayman Adventures has received the most updates out of any game in the series with new ones still coming frequently. The most common updates are the ones with a new event, which usually also change the app icon.

Social network integration

Achievements

Main article: List of achievements in Rayman Adventures

Rayman Adventures, unlike previous mobile games in the Rayman series, now has in-game achievements. Each achievement has three levels of completion, bronze, silver and gold. Each time the player completes one of the steps they get a reward and the achievement requirement is raised for the next step. The rewards they get are either lucky tickets, gems, food or elixirs. As of version 1.9.0 the game has 81 achievements counting all necessary steps to complete them.

RA Acheivements.PNG

Cloud syncing

Rayman Adventures is the second Rayman game to feature cloud syncing, with Rayman Fiesta Run being the first. Unlike Fiesta Run, the cloud syncing is now automatic as the players profile is always stored on the servers. The player has the option to keep their progress synced through Facebook and GameCenter (only on iOS). There is also an option to receive a save code which if entered on another device will connect the games to the same profile. Cloud syncing does not work across different platforms (iOS - Android).

The game allows up to three separate save slots on each device
Codes can be used to connect devices to the same profile
A code is only available for two minutes
Codes are entered on a second device to connect it with the profile from which the code was received

Everyplay

Rayman Adventures is the first Rayman game to allow players to share their gameplay through Everyplay. Videos can only be shared once the level has been completed. The shared replay will show some basic information, such as the character used and the player's score.[1]

Facebook

Rayman Adventures is the third Rayman game to allow for connection to Facebook. Doing so will keep the players profile synced through Facebook and grant them the exclusive Raybox costume. The player will then also see their friends scores upon completing levels and their Sacred Tree when viewing the leaderboards. Friends can send gifts to each other each day, which can be food and gems. Gifts can also be sent to GameCenter friends on an iOS device. Upon completing a level the game will allow the player to share a screenshot from the level through services such as Facebook. This does however not require the player to be signed in withing the app itself.

The game prompting the player to sign in to Facebook.
The player can share a picture from the level they just played.
The game encourages players to invite more friends.
The Social Networks page in the settings.
Once an Incrediball family is complete, the game will ask you to rate it.
Adventures Facebook mail.PNG

Screenshots

Artwork

Comics

See also

Trivia

  • The Apple TV version was originally going to feature the Kung Foot minigame from Rayman Legends.[2] Leftover assets from it can still be found in the files for all versions of the game.
  • Over 72 million Incrediballs were rescued during 2016.
  • It is unknown if this game is consider a spin off or a main title of the series, since the developer haven't confirm anything.

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