You jump, fight, swing and run to the music. Each music level is scripted right down to the last note. These levels rely on the player to be as precise as possible and to never let their momentum stop until the level is complete. Now, the music levels might well be the best part of this game. But once players defeat the boss, they are treated to a music level. Boss levels have you, of course, facing off against a boss character who is most likely 10 times the size of Rayman and his friends.

Chase levels have you running after evil Teensies who torment other Teensies for funsies apparently. In addition to the normal levels, there are chase, boss fight and music levels. Eight regular Teensies, one king Teensie and one queen Teensie (apparently Teensies have a lot of kings and queens). In each normal level, there are 10 Teensies to find. These little guys are apparently the inhabitants of The Glade of Dreams, and they’ve all been captured by the malevolent forces that have invaded the Glade. Now, mind you, the Bubble Dreamer is literally a gigantic frog with facial hair of epic proportions that produces bubbles from what appears to be a hookah pipe, so I’m not sure how serious things actually are, but that’s the story players are given.Īs Rayman, or one of the other 30 unlockable characters, you must enter six differently themed zones, each of which has a handful of levels, and rescue the Teensies.

Rayman and his gang are tasked by the great and powerful Bubble Dreamer to cast out evil from The Glade of Dreams. “Rayman Legends” is a 2D side-scrolling platformer with precision platformer and puzzle platforming elements thrown into the mix. But enough about that, let’s get right into it. Rayman and his friends are back in this sequel to “Rayman Origins.” Originally slated to be a Wii U exclusive, “Rayman Legends” was delayed for a few months so that a port for PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita and Xbox 360 could be made for a simultaneous launch.

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