Rayman Designer

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Rayman Designer
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Developed by	Ubisoft
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Genre	2D Platformer
Gameplay mode	Single player
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Platforms	PC
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Rayman Designer (also known as Rayman's World in Germany) is a PC sequel to the original Rayman game, which features 24 new maps called Rayman's New Levels, and a program called Rayman Mapper that enables players to create their own levels, or play levels downloaded from others.

Gameplay in the 24 official levels, as well as new ones created by fans, occurs in the same six worlds as the original Rayman game, but does not involve finding cages and freeing the Electoons inside. Instead, Rayman must collect 100 blue Tings to make the exit sign appear, a task that also involves collecting Tings of various other colours to make other items appear or disappear (most often platforms or blocking sprites, respectively).

Together with the original game, Rayman Designer is included in Rayman Gold, Rayman Forever and Rayman Collector. The latter two compilations also added 40 new levels designed by fans (entitled Rayman Par Ses Fans / Rayman By His Fans), and Collector also featured 60 by Ubisoft themselves (entitled 60 Niveaux Inedits / Rayman 60 Levels).

New levels

• The Sky's the Limit
• Fruity Fun
• Junglemania
• Ring a Ling
• Gone with the Wind
• Scale the Scales
• Music Lessons
• Melodic Maracas
• Treetop Adventure
• Tough Climb
• Tip-Top Tempest
• The Diabolical Pursuit
• The Five Doors
• Pencil Pentathalon
• Eraser Mania
• Tic Tack Toe
• Peaks and Rocks
• Dark Journey
• Dreaded Caves
• Dire Darkness
• Chocolate Trap
• Crazy Candy
• Bonbon-a-rama
• Whipped Cream Challenge

Hacking Rayman Designer

In late 2007, the ability to hack and modify Rayman Designer was discovered, allowing users to create their own graphic tiles for the mapper, as well as modifying and adding their own events to the Events Editor, and much more.

External links

• Rayman's New Levels playthrough at YouTube