![]() Would that more developers included a similar mode in their games. Should your better half, roommate, brother, sister, mom, or dad wrest control of the TV from you the game will keep running on your controller’s screen. However, perhaps the most useful Wii U feature (at least for a family guy like me) is that it as a GamePad-only mode. Plus, if you’ve purchased a Wii U chances are you’ll be amenable to trying some non-traditional touch-screen controls. ![]() It can be more frustrating than simply controlling the main character and tapping a button to make Murfy do his thing automatically (which is the way these levels work in versions of the game for other platforms), but it also makes for a nice change of pace. You move him around by tapping on the screen to cut ropes to drop obstacles and tickle monsters, leaving the main character to move through the environment automatically. Then you might take up one of the daily or weekly challenges (gradually unlocked as your level of “awesomeness” grows), competing against other random players in an attempt to survive longer or collect more of this or that collectible.Īnd levels with Murfy – the fairy fellow I mentioned earlier that interacts with environmental elements – play completely differently. Next you might be fighting a bulbous flying dragon that zooms into and out of the background, breathing guided rocks from its gaping maw. You might be rushing away from a wall of fire, each jump, slide, and bounce somehow perfectly timed to a dynamic soundtrack that changes and swells as you proceed, eventually turning into a triumphant symphony.Ī moment later you may be in a completely different level, hopping around between walls like a ninja and hanging on a breeze as you try to collect floating balls as quickly as possible before time runs out. Each painting is a portal to a new level or group of new levels, and the game’s wacky genius lies within the diversity of these levels.įor the first hour or two it feels a little like chaos as you hop around from one seemingly disparate level to the next getting your bearings. They’re trapped and scattered within scores of paintings in a tent-like gallery. If there’s a discernable plot within the game it eluded me.Īll I know is that your goal is to collect some 700 Teensies – wee blue creatures with giant schnozzolas. I just couldn’t stop playing, regardless of the frustrations I encountered. And again.īut there were also times – and far more of them – in which I was experiencing some of the most delightful and imaginative platforming action that I’ve had the pleasure of enjoying in years. Where you’ll miss the one collectible you’re after and need to replay again. Where danger creeps relentlessly closer and eventually grabs you despite your best efforts to escape it. There are many levels where one mistake means death. This game is available on PS3, PS4, Vita, Wii U, Switch, PC, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. ![]() Any level that we didn't get a Gold Cup on I completed later on my own.īelow is the link to my Rayman Legends playlist containing the 100% walkthrough and some miscellaneous gameplay videos: This walkthrough will show the locations for all 700 Teensies in the game. Up, Up and Escape! (Princess Sibylla unlock) Up, Up and Get Away! (Princess Olympia unlock) This video shows the entirety of world 5: Olympus Maximus along with the final boss & ending credits. Part 5 of a 100% co-op walkthrough for Rayman Legends on the PS4. Rayman Legends 100% Walkthrough Part 5 - Olympus Max.
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