This is a quest that never seems to get old while you play through each land, which can probably be attributed to the variety of the lands you travel. Just as with Jungle Run, your aim here is not to reach the end of each the level but instead to max out your Lum counter at 100 each time. Completing a level by reaching the finish line and collecting all of the Lums along your way and you’ll unlock new harder modes, which are re-worked levels with extra fire traps, spikes and other nasty things to trip you up. Venture further through your progression and you’ll re-acquire familiar powers used in previous titles, such as punching, flying and even a bit of parkour wall-running. Gaining new skills will not only allow you to drive on further into new level but also revisit older ones and improve your technique. As you progress through your world map, Rayman will encounter his friends along the way and allow you to take control of someone new. Tying all of this visual excitement together is the same solid tap-based control scheme that made Jungle Run so enjoyable to play. One moment you’ll be sliding through a level made in an ice cocktail and the next you’ll be taking control of Rayman’s good buddy Globox, jumping off of chorizo to attack a fire-breathing lizard chef. When diving into the different levels on offer, the game continually throws different challenges, characters and environments your way. This is particularly refreshing as it means that you’re not set to one type of level and environment until you finish in the correct order, instead you can mix things up. New levels will appear on a world map and can then be tackled in any order you desire. Instead of Jungle Run‘s four sets of ten levels that unlock as you beat each previous stage, you’ll unlock levels by collecting Lums. One of the more welcomed changes to Fiesta Run is its relaxed approach to level progression. Every edible element has been rendered in the style of its console-based counterpart Rayman Legends, which has been done so well that it is easily one of the best looking titles available on a touchscreen today.
You’ll find yourself bouncing off of limes, shimmying down chilies, smashing blocks of sweets and swimming in soda.
Steering well away from the jungle, this mobile adventure focuses on more of a culinary setting with all of the levels being themed around foods this time. Also Available On: iOS/Windows RT/Windows Phone 8.
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