Rayman Adventures

• "Rayman Adventures" redirects here. For other uses, see Rayman Adventures (disambiguation).

Rayman Adventures
Published by	Ubisoft
Developed by	Ubisoft Montpellier, Ubisoft India Studios
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Release date	iOS : 21st July, 2015 25th August, 2015 3rd December, 2015 Apple TV : 29th October, 2015 Android : 3rd December, 2015
Genre	2D platformer
Gameplay mode	Single player
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Platforms	iOS, Android and Apple TV
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Game engine	UbiArt

The logo of the game.

Welcome to Rayman Adventures! Hop on board, ye landlubber, and get ready to experience exciting adventures! Full sail ahead to save the Incrediballs and restore the Sacred Tree. Good luck, matey! - The Captain

—The Captain, Rayman Adventures

Rayman Adventures was a 2D sidescroller platform game for iOS, Apple TV and Android that used the same graphical style as 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 on which it was released on October 29, 2015. The Apple TV version has Murfy available in the menus as a cursor due to the lack of touch controls. This also marks the first Rayman game where players can record and share their playthroughs using the Everyplay service.

On June 26, 2023 the servers were shut down for the game. Due to connection requirements for most parts of the game this makes it impossible to enter new adventures and hatch eggs.

Plot

The game starts with a cutscene in which several Lividstones on flying ships are seen stealing 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. The chosen character then chases down the egg until they finally catch it. Upon catching it a creature, known as an Incrediball, 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 using his Viking ship.

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  The Lividstones finding the eggs.
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  The Sacred Tree after the eggs have been stolen.
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  The Lividstones escaping with the eggs.
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  One of the eggs falls down from the ship.
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  The egg will land on whichever hero the player chooses to start with.
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  Vern giving life to the tree again.
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  Vern telling the player about the Incrediballs.
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  Vern explaining how to free eggs from cages.

The launch trailer for the game also depicts Rayman and Barbara sleeping on the Viking ship, except that they are both woken up by the Ancient Egg that falls on them.

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  Rayman and Barbara sleeping on the Viking ship in the launch trailer for the game
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  Rayman and Barbara looking at an Ancient Egg in the trailer

Gameplay

Rayman Adventures was a running game just like its UbiArt mobile predecessors, but unlike Jungle Run and 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 Incrediballs: 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 Teensies, protecting the hero or being able to collect a bunch of Lums for the hero. In each level the player could 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.

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 Lums or time, depending on the type of level. There are 4 types of levels: exploration levels, 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 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 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, 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 were a total of 380 Incrediballs to earn. Each time the player gets one they grow their tree a bit higher and then they are 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. New Incrediballs are frequently added through app updates and some can only be obtained during timed events.

Worlds

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

• Medieval Mayhem - Unlocked by default.
• Olympus Maximus - Unlocked when the Sacred Tree has grown at least 210 meters.
• Toad Story - Unlocked when the Sacred Tree has grown at least 290 meters.
• 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.
• Land of the Livid Dead - Only accessible through the Online Challenges.
• Desert Kingdom - Only accessible through the Online Challenges.
• 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 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 in the shop and they give the player better rewards. Standard 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 the 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 gifts sent by 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.

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  The different elixirs can be used on an egg.
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  Costumes are bought with gems. Though, the player must select the desired costume in order to view the price. The player also can change costumes here as long as the costume has been bought.
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  The Captain thanking the player for their purchase.

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 event's seasonal currency. As of May 2018 there has been 3 types of events and 11 events in total: 6 hunt events, 2 spin wheel events and 3 marathon events. In hunt events, the currency can be found on the Adventure Map and the Sacred Tree. In some of the earlier hunt events they could also be obtained in levels by defeating Rabbids. In spin wheel events, the currency can be obtained by spinning a wheel and completing a random level from a specific category to get a specific amount of the currency, while in marathon events the player must compete on global leaderboards to go the farthest they can until they die. As of version 3.2.0, if the player dies in the level they can revive themselves with either Gems or by watching an ad. As of May 2018 there has been 3 different locations for the marathon events. The Land of The Livid Dead, the Desert Kingdom and the Golden Kingdom. After an event has ended, the game gives players a few days to spend the last of their event currency before it is gone forever.

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  The Golden Marathon is the most recent event as of May 2018.
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  The Easter Egg Hunt event was the first event and first hunt event to appear in the game.
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  Each event has an exclusive event shop, as seen during the Summer Event.
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  Each Event has an event collection card, as seen during the Raybeard's Treasure Hunt event.
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  When an event is over, the game gives players a few more days to spend their event currency before it is gone forever, as seen in the Hell-O-Wheel event.
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  The Spin Wheel Fiesta is the first spin wheel event to appear in the game.
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Updates

Main article: List of updates in Rayman Adventures

Rayman Adventures has received the most updates out of any game in the series. Updates often featured a new event, which usually changed the app icon. The last content update was for Christmas 2018, and more bug fixes were rolled until early the following year.

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  Beta icon used in version 0.1.0
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  Standard app icon
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  Christmas app icon used in version 1.3.3
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  Valentine's Day app icon used in version 1.3.7
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  Easter app icon used in version 1.4.0
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  Wild, Wild East app icon used in version 1.5.5
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  Summer app icon used in version 1.6.0
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  Halloween app icon used in version 1.8.2
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  Christmas app icon used in version 1.9.0
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  Valentine's Day app icon used in version 2.0.0
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  Renaissance app icon used in version 2.2.0
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  The app icon used in version 2.3.0
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  The app icon used in version 2.3.2
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  The app icon used in version 2.4.0
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  The app icon used in version 2.5.0
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  The app icon used in version 2.7.0
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  The app icon used in version 2.8.0
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  The app icon used in version 3.0.0
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  The app icon used in version 3.1.0
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  The app icon used in version 3.2.0
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  The app icon used in version 3.4.0
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  The app icon used in version 3.5.0
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  The app icon used in version 3.6.0
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  The app icon used in version 3.7.0
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  The app icon used in version 3.8.0
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  The new news system added in version 1.2.1
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  The new time limit system added in version 2.0.0
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  The new legal popup in version 3.8.0
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  The new privacy options in version 3.8.0

Social network integration

Achievements

Some of the achievements in Rayman Adventures.

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. The game has 81 achievements counting all necessary steps to complete them.

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).

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  The game allows up to three separate save slots on each device.
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  Codes can be used to connect devices to the same profile.
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  A code is only available for 120 minutes.
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  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.

On October 1, 2018 the Everyplay service was shut down, thus removing the option to share videos in Rayman Adventures.

Facebook

Adventurers, We're on Facebook!

Like us for some exclusive content, sneak peeks into the upcoming updates, fun contests and more! Visit: Facebook.com/RaymanAdventures

—News, Rayman Adventures

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 within the app itself.

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

Unused content

Main article: Rayman Adventures (early production)

By exploring the game files a lot of unused content can be found. While most of it are leftovers from Rayman Legends there are also some new discoveries there. An unused event named "Rayman's Glade of Adventure" is mentioned, several unused levels are kept as well as unused costumes. There also exists an early build without the Captain in it.

Reception

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  Rayman Adventures best of 2015 on Apple TV.
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  Rayman Adventures was featured in the App Store in October 2018.

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See also

• Rayman Jungle Run
• Rayman Fiesta Run
• Rayman Legends

Trivia

• The Apple TV version was originally going to feature the Kung Foot minigame from Rayman Legends. Leftover assets from it can still be found in the files for all versions of the game.
• Over 72 million Incrediballs were rescued in 2016.

External links

• Rayman Adventures Reveal Trailer
• Rayman Adventures Apple TV Launch Trailer
• Rayman Adventures iOS & Android Launch Trailer
• Rayman Adventures Incrediball Trailer
• Rayman Adventures The Incrediballs’ Band Wishes you a Merry Christmas!
• Rayman Adventures The Incrediballs’ Band Sings Jingle Bells!
• Rayman Adventures The Secret Life of Sniffler
• Rayman Adventures The Secret Life of Gum-Gum
• Rayman Adventures The Secret Life of Kakti and Bling-Bling
• Rayman Adventures Easter Update Trailer
• Rayman Adventures unused content showcase