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{{quote|text=Tickle 50 enemies|sign=Trophy achievement description|source=''[[Rayman Legends]]''}} | {{quote|text=Tickle 50 enemies|sign=Trophy achievement description|source=''[[Rayman Legends]]''}} | ||
'''Tickle Tickle!''' is one of the unlockable trophies | '''Tickle Tickle!''' is one of the unlockable trophies in the PlayStation Vita version of ''[[Rayman Legends]]''. It rewards the player with a bronze trophy. | ||
==Tips and tricks== | ==Tips and tricks== | ||
*Just | *Just as described, this trophy is obtained by tickling 50 enemies, which can be done in [[Murfy]] levels by tapping the screen. It can be obtained during normal gameplay. | ||
*The trophy is | *The trophy is cumulative, meaning that even if the console is turned off the tickling count won't be reset. | ||
*The easiest and quickest way to unlock this is by playing normally the [[Teensies in Trouble]] levels | *The easiest and quickest way to unlock this is by playing normally the [[Teensies in Trouble]] levels with [[Murfy]] but ensuring that the enemies are tickled first before the computer-controlled character attacks them. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 4 December 2019
Tickle 50 enemies—Trophy achievement description, Rayman Legends
Tickle Tickle! is one of the unlockable trophies in the PlayStation Vita version of Rayman Legends. It rewards the player with a bronze trophy.
Tips and tricks
- Just as described, this trophy is obtained by tickling 50 enemies, which can be done in Murfy levels by tapping the screen. It can be obtained during normal gameplay.
- The trophy is cumulative, meaning that even if the console is turned off the tickling count won't be reset.
- The easiest and quickest way to unlock this is by playing normally the Teensies in Trouble levels with Murfy but ensuring that the enemies are tickled first before the computer-controlled character attacks them.