Rayman Jungle Run, developed by Ubisoft, is a 2D platformer that draws a lot of influence from the endless runner genre. Making it to the end of each level is the ultimate goal, but the addition of cleverly-placed "Lums" and hidden areas gives the player plenty of reasons to return to levels and seek out everything. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
In case you haven't noticed, a touch screen interface is pretty different from a physical controller. Shocking stuff, I know. But many companies have chosen to ignore that detail and shoehorn their console games onto a mobile platform they're not suited for. When this happens, it's ultimately the players who lose. Ubisoft made that mistake in the past with Rayman 2, but they swiftly dodged it with Rayman Jungle Run, a game that both understands and embraces the limitations of touch screens.
Last year's Rayman Origins was a much-needed breath of fresh air. It went against the grain of the console gaming climate, ignoring the influx of gritty, violent shooters that saturated the market. It ignored it all, and gave us a gorgeous 2D platfomer that dared to be optimistic. And now, with Rayman Jungle Run, Ubisoft is looking to keep the magic alive.