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RayWizard: /* Screenshots */

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Screenshots

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Hunchman801 at 12:03, 31 March 2026

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	* ''"Rayman Adventures" redirects here. For other uses, see [[Rayman Adventures (disambiguation)]].''		* ''"Rayman Adventures" redirects here. For other uses, see [[Rayman Adventures (disambiguation)]].''

	~~[[File: Rayman Adventures logo.png\|thumb\|400px\|The logo of the game.]]~~

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			[[File: Rayman Adventures logo.png\|thumb\|320px\|The logo of the game.]]

	{{Quote\|text=Welcome to ''Rayman Adventures''! Hop on board, ye landlubber, and get ready to experience exciting adventures! Full sail ahead to save the [[Incrediball]]s and restore the [[Sacred Tree]]. Good luck, matey! - [[The Captain]]\|sign=[[The Captain]]\|source=''Rayman Adventures''}}		{{Quote\|text=Welcome to ''Rayman Adventures''! Hop on board, ye landlubber, and get ready to experience exciting adventures! Full sail ahead to save the [[Incrediball]]s and restore the [[Sacred Tree]]. Good luck, matey! - [[The Captain]]\|sign=[[The Captain]]\|source=''Rayman Adventures''}}

RayWizard at 11:30, 31 March 2026

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	* ''"Rayman Adventures" redirects here. For other uses, see [[Rayman Adventures (disambiguation)]].''		* ''"Rayman Adventures" redirects here. For other uses, see [[Rayman Adventures (disambiguation)]].''

			[[File: Rayman Adventures logo.png\|thumb\|400px\|The logo of the game.]]

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Hunchman801: This information probably belongs deeper in the article

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This information probably belongs deeper in the article

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	[[File:Rayman Adventures Map.png\|320px\|thumb\|right\|The [[World map (Rayman Adventures)\|world map]] that displays all of the worlds in ''Rayman Adventures''.]]		[[File:Rayman Adventures Map.png\|320px\|thumb\|right\|The [[World map (Rayman Adventures)\|world map]] that displays all of the worlds in ''Rayman Adventures''.]]

	*[[Medieval Mayhem]] - Unlocked by default~~. It's main enemy is a [[Jacquouille]]~~.		*[[Medieval Mayhem]] - Unlocked by default.
	*[[Olympus Maximus (Rayman Adventures)\|Olympus Maximus]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 210 meters~~. It's main enemy is a [[Minotaur]]~~.		*[[Olympus Maximus (Rayman Adventures)\|Olympus Maximus]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 210 meters.
	*[[Toad Story (Rayman Adventures)\|Toad Story]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 290 meters~~. It's main enemy is a [[Toad (Rayman Legends)\|Toad]]~~.		*[[Toad Story (Rayman Adventures)\|Toad Story]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 290 meters.
	*[[Sea of Serendipity (Rayman Adventures)\|Sea of Serendipity]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 380 meters~~. It's main enemy is a [[Spy Toad]]~~.		*[[Sea of Serendipity (Rayman Adventures)\|Sea of Serendipity]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 380 meters.
	*[[Wild, Wild East]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 480 meters~~. It's main enemy is a [[Swordsman Ninja]]~~.		*[[Wild, Wild East]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 480 meters.
	*[[Land of the Livid Dead (UbiArt games)\|Land of the Livid Dead]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges~~]]. It's main enemy is a [[Devilbob~~]].		*[[Land of the Livid Dead (UbiArt games)\|Land of the Livid Dead]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].
	*[[Desert Kingdom]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].		*[[Desert Kingdom]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].
	*[[Wild, Wild East#The Golden Kingdom\|Golden Kingdom]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].		*[[Wild, Wild East#The Golden Kingdom\|Golden Kingdom]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].
	The worlds in the game are based on the worlds from ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. For example, Medieval Mayhem is based on [[Teensies In Trouble]]. The new worlds are unlocked by collecting [[Incrediball]]s and growing the [[Sacred Tree]]. ~~While the game is paused on the right part of the screen is show an enemy, depending on the world.~~		The worlds in the game are based on the worlds from ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. For example, Medieval Mayhem is based on [[Teensies In Trouble]]. The new worlds are unlocked by collecting [[Incrediball]]s and growing the [[Sacred Tree]].


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RayWizard: /* Worlds */

2026-03-30T21:14:54Z

Worlds

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	[[File:Rayman Adventures Map.png\|320px\|thumb\|right\|The [[World map (Rayman Adventures)\|world map]] that displays all of the worlds in ''Rayman Adventures''.]]		[[File:Rayman Adventures Map.png\|320px\|thumb\|right\|The [[World map (Rayman Adventures)\|world map]] that displays all of the worlds in ''Rayman Adventures''.]]

	*[[Medieval Mayhem]] - Unlocked by default.		*[[Medieval Mayhem]] - Unlocked by default. It's main enemy is a [[Jacquouille]].
	*[[Olympus Maximus (Rayman Adventures)\|Olympus Maximus]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 210 meters.		*[[Olympus Maximus (Rayman Adventures)\|Olympus Maximus]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 210 meters. It's main enemy is a [[Minotaur]].
	*[[Toad Story (Rayman Adventures)\|Toad Story]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 290 meters.		*[[Toad Story (Rayman Adventures)\|Toad Story]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 290 meters. It's main enemy is a [[Toad (Rayman Legends)\|Toad]].
	*[[Sea of Serendipity (Rayman Adventures)\|Sea of Serendipity]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 380 meters.		*[[Sea of Serendipity (Rayman Adventures)\|Sea of Serendipity]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 380 meters. It's main enemy is a [[Spy Toad]].
	*[[Wild, Wild East]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 480 meters.		*[[Wild, Wild East]] - Unlocked when the [[Sacred Tree]] has grown at least 480 meters. It's main enemy is a [[Swordsman Ninja]].
	*[[Land of the Livid Dead (UbiArt games)\|Land of the Livid Dead]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].		*[[Land of the Livid Dead (UbiArt games)\|Land of the Livid Dead]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]]. It's main enemy is a [[Devilbob]].
	*[[Desert Kingdom]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].		*[[Desert Kingdom]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].
	*[[Wild, Wild East#The Golden Kingdom\|Golden Kingdom]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].		*[[Wild, Wild East#The Golden Kingdom\|Golden Kingdom]] - Only accessible through the [[Online Challenges]].
	The worlds in the game are based on the worlds from ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. For example, Medieval Mayhem is based on [[Teensies In Trouble]]. The new worlds are unlocked by collecting [[Incrediball]]s and growing the [[Sacred Tree]].		The worlds in the game are based on the worlds from ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. For example, Medieval Mayhem is based on [[Teensies In Trouble]]. The new worlds are unlocked by collecting [[Incrediball]]s and growing the [[Sacred Tree]]. While the game is paused on the right part of the screen is show an enemy, depending on the world.


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Hunchman801 at 18:27, 9 March 2026

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	''Rayman Adventures'' was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike ''[[Rayman Jungle Run\|Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Fiesta Run\|Fiesta Run]]'', the player could change the direction they are running. The game had levels that the hero could explore, albeit while running constantly, with the ability to change direction while playing. ~~You can~~ connect a gamepad to be able to crawl and stay in one place without having to hold 2 fingers on the screen Consequently, it remains an auto-running style of gameplay, but with a differing approach. New to the game were small roundish creatures known as the [[Incrediball]]s: the goal of the game was to rescue them. Once rescued, they would assist the hero in their quest. Each [[Incrediball]] have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby [[Teensie]]s, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] for the hero. In each level the player could use up to three [[Incrediball]]s 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 [[Incrediball]]s are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as [[Teensie]]s and [[Skull Coin]]s; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].		''Rayman Adventures'' was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike ''[[Rayman Jungle Run\|Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Fiesta Run\|Fiesta Run]]'', the player could change the direction they are running. The game had levels that the hero could explore, albeit while running constantly, with the ability to change direction while playing. It was possible to connect a gamepad to be able to crawl and stay in one place without having to hold two fingers on the screen. Consequently, it remains an auto-running style of gameplay, but with a differing approach. New to the game were small roundish creatures known as the [[Incrediball]]s: the goal of the game was to rescue them. Once rescued, they would assist the hero in their quest. Each [[Incrediball]] have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby [[Teensie]]s, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] for the hero. In each level the player could use up to three [[Incrediball]]s 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 [[Incrediball]]s are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as [[Teensie]]s and [[Skull Coin]]s; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].

	The game was divided up into adventures which contained 3 or 4 levels each and could not be revisited once the player has left the [[Adventure Map]] and chosen a new adventure. Each level had 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of [[List of levels in Rayman Adventures\|levels]]: exploration levels, [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] levels, brawler 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 [[Gem (Rayman Adventures)\|gems]] and [[food]] as from a normal level. The first three adventures function as a fixed tutorial sequence required for all new save files. These initial levels do not require an internet connection, allowing for offline play until the fourth adventure.		The game was divided up into adventures which contained 3 or 4 levels each and could not be revisited once the player has left the [[Adventure Map]] and chosen a new adventure. Each level had 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of [[List of levels in Rayman Adventures\|levels]]: exploration levels, [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] levels, brawler 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 [[Gem (Rayman Adventures)\|gems]] and [[food]] as from a normal level. The first three adventures function as a fixed tutorial sequence required for all new save files. These initial levels do not require an internet connection, allowing for offline play until the fourth adventure.

RayWizard: /* Gameplay */ Minor edit

2026-03-09T17:45:51Z

Gameplay: Minor edit

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	''Rayman Adventures'' was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike ''[[Rayman Jungle Run\|Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Fiesta Run\|Fiesta Run]]'', the player could change the direction they are running. The game had levels that the hero could 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 were small roundish creatures known as the [[Incrediball]]s: the goal of the game was to rescue them. Once rescued, they would assist the hero in their quest. Each [[Incrediball]] have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby [[Teensie]]s, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] for the hero. In each level the player could use up to three [[Incrediball]]s 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 [[Incrediball]]s are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as [[Teensie]]s and [[Skull Coin]]s; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].		''Rayman Adventures'' was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike ''[[Rayman Jungle Run\|Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Fiesta Run\|Fiesta Run]]'', the player could change the direction they are running. The game had levels that the hero could explore, albeit while running constantly, with the ability to change direction while playing. You can connect a gamepad to be able to crawl and stay in one place without having to hold 2 fingers on the screen Consequently, it remains an auto-running style of gameplay, but with a differing approach. New to the game were small roundish creatures known as the [[Incrediball]]s: the goal of the game was to rescue them. Once rescued, they would assist the hero in their quest. Each [[Incrediball]] have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby [[Teensie]]s, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] for the hero. In each level the player could use up to three [[Incrediball]]s 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 [[Incrediball]]s are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as [[Teensie]]s and [[Skull Coin]]s; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].

	The game was divided up into adventures which contained 3 or 4 levels each and could not be revisited once the player has left the [[Adventure Map]] and chosen a new adventure. Each level had 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of [[List of levels in Rayman Adventures\|levels]]: exploration levels, [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] levels, brawler 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 [[Gem (Rayman Adventures)\|gems]] and [[food]] as from a normal level. The first three adventures function as a fixed tutorial sequence required for all new save files. These initial levels do not require an internet connection, allowing for offline play until the fourth adventure.		The game was divided up into adventures which contained 3 or 4 levels each and could not be revisited once the player has left the [[Adventure Map]] and chosen a new adventure. Each level had 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of [[List of levels in Rayman Adventures\|levels]]: exploration levels, [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] levels, brawler 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 [[Gem (Rayman Adventures)\|gems]] and [[food]] as from a normal level. The first three adventures function as a fixed tutorial sequence required for all new save files. These initial levels do not require an internet connection, allowing for offline play until the fourth adventure.

Hunchman801: Added language links

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RayWizard: /* Cover photos and promotional material */ Added new photo

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Cover photos and promotional material: Added new photo

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Hunchman801 at 08:50, 14 January 2026

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	''Rayman Adventures'' was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike ''[[Rayman Jungle Run\|Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Fiesta Run\|Fiesta Run]]'', the player could change the direction they are running. The game had levels that the hero could 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 were small roundish creatures known as the [[Incrediball]]s: the goal of the game was to rescue them. Once rescued, they would assist the hero in their quest. Each [[Incrediball]] have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby [[Teensie]]s, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] for the hero. In each level the player could use up to three [[Incrediball]]s 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 [[Incrediball]]s are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as [[Teensie]]s and [[Skull Coin]]s; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].		''Rayman Adventures'' was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike ''[[Rayman Jungle Run\|Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Fiesta Run\|Fiesta Run]]'', the player could change the direction they are running. The game had levels that the hero could 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 were small roundish creatures known as the [[Incrediball]]s: the goal of the game was to rescue them. Once rescued, they would assist the hero in their quest. Each [[Incrediball]] have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby [[Teensie]]s, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] for the hero. In each level the player could use up to three [[Incrediball]]s 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 [[Incrediball]]s are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as [[Teensie]]s and [[Skull Coin]]s; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].

	The game was divided up into adventures which contained 3 or 4 levels each and could not be revisited once the player has left the [[Adventure Map]] and chosen a new adventure. Each level had 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of [[List of levels in Rayman Adventures\|levels]]: exploration levels, [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] levels, brawler 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 [[Gem (Rayman Adventures)\|gems]] and [[food]] as from a normal level. ~~Adventures 1 - 3 were counted~~ as ~~"Tutorial Adventures", every time starting~~ a new ~~game the player would always have to play throguht these 3 adventures~~. ~~Since these adventures are always the same you could~~ play ~~the game without Internet/Wifi~~ until the ~~third~~ adventure		The game was divided up into adventures which contained 3 or 4 levels each and could not be revisited once the player has left the [[Adventure Map]] and chosen a new adventure. Each level had 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of [[List of levels in Rayman Adventures\|levels]]: exploration levels, [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] levels, brawler 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 [[Gem (Rayman Adventures)\|gems]] and [[food]] as from a normal level. The first three adventures function as a fixed tutorial sequence required for all new save files. These initial levels do not require an internet connection, allowing for offline play until the fourth adventure.

	[[File:Clone-O-Meter.PNG\|320px\|right\|thumbnail\|The now removed Clone-O-Meter in ''Rayman Adventures''.]]		[[File:Clone-O-Meter.PNG\|320px\|right\|thumbnail\|The now removed Clone-O-Meter in ''Rayman Adventures''.]]

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	''Rayman Adventures'' was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike ''[[Rayman Jungle Run\|Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Fiesta Run\|Fiesta Run]]'', the player could change the direction they are running. The game had levels that the hero could 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 were small roundish creatures known as the [[Incrediball]]s: the goal of the game was to rescue them. Once rescued, they would assist the hero in their quest. Each [[Incrediball]] have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby [[Teensie]]s, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] for the hero. In each level the player could use up to three [[Incrediball]]s 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 [[Incrediball]]s are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as [[Teensie]]s and [[Skull Coin]]s; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].		''Rayman Adventures'' was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike ''[[Rayman Jungle Run\|Jungle Run]]'' and ''[[Rayman Fiesta Run\|Fiesta Run]]'', the player could change the direction they are running. The game had levels that the hero could 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 were small roundish creatures known as the [[Incrediball]]s: the goal of the game was to rescue them. Once rescued, they would assist the hero in their quest. Each [[Incrediball]] have their own unique ability to help the hero, such as being able to detect nearby [[Teensie]]s, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] for the hero. In each level the player could use up to three [[Incrediball]]s 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 [[Incrediball]]s are divided into - Seekers, who use a torch to show the player up to three secrets such as [[Teensie]]s and [[Skull Coin]]s; Protectors, who act as a temporary shield if the player takes damage; and Inhalers, who use their trunks to inhale nearby [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]].

	The game was divided up into adventures which contained 3 or 4 levels each and could not be revisited once the player has left the [[Adventure Map]] and chosen a new adventure. Each level had 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of [[List of levels in Rayman Adventures\|levels]]: exploration levels, [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] levels, brawler 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 [[Gem (Rayman Adventures)\|gems]] and [[food]] as from a normal level. ~~Adventures 1 - 3 were counted~~ as ~~"Tutorial Adventures", every time starting~~ a new ~~game the player would always have to play throguht these 3 adventures~~. ~~Since these adventures are always the same you could~~ play ~~the game without Internet/Wifi~~ until the ~~third~~ adventure		The game was divided up into adventures which contained 3 or 4 levels each and could not be revisited once the player has left the [[Adventure Map]] and chosen a new adventure. Each level had 3 rewards the hero can get depending on their amount of [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lums]] or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of [[List of levels in Rayman Adventures\|levels]]: exploration levels, [[Lum (UbiArt games)\|Lum]] levels, brawler 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 [[Gem (Rayman Adventures)\|gems]] and [[food]] as from a normal level. The first three adventures function as a fixed tutorial sequence required for all new save files. These initial levels do not require an internet connection, allowing for offline play until the fourth adventure.

	[[File:Clone-O-Meter.PNG\|320px\|right\|thumbnail\|The now removed Clone-O-Meter in ''Rayman Adventures''.]]		[[File:Clone-O-Meter.PNG\|320px\|right\|thumbnail\|The now removed Clone-O-Meter in ''Rayman Adventures''.]]