It keeps the similar sense of urgency to stay ahead of the level hazard, but with a different challenge. There’s also a good amount of variants that stray from the world theme, such as the Collapsing Ground stage that tasks you to make it through the level while everything crumble around you.
Oh, and completionists still have lums and coins to worry about collecting. The beast stays right on you too, so you have to keep a constant flow and rhythm going to maintain a safe distance away from being hit. As the name implies, there is a giant plant that wants you dead, chasing you as you run through the various levels in that world. I didn’t see much of Pirate Ship, but if difficulty is what they wanted, they certainly achieved it with Giant Plant. The two new worlds are Pirate Ship and Giant Plant, with their themes reflecting their namesakes. Not at bad deal at all, but be warned, these new worlds are no cake walk.
As a thank you to fans, Ubisoft has released a title update - simultaneous release on all platforms - that adds two new worlds, free of charge. Between a Google Play editor choice award, and winning iOS game of the year, it’s been a pretty good run (no pun intended) for Rayman: Jungle Run.
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