Rayman Legends (Wii U)

Positives:

- The graphics detail and very much alive. Jumps everywhere, running, rustling. Confusing but it is never. The characters are carefully designed and have partly a hilarious gestures and facial expressions. Moreover, what is depicted looks as if painted what fits very well in the game's history, since the individual worlds are visited by painting.

- The choice of instrumentation like that. Since there are, for example orchestral works, ukuleles, whistling, choirs, kazoos and rock music. Very varied and catchy melodies are also.

- The scope is large. In addition to the main story, which, although I've only completed about 1/3 of the game, an estimated amount of time will avail some worlds from the predecessor were Origins reissued and are a nice little bonus. Moreover, there is the mini-game Kung Foot, in which you can locally with multiple players unsubscribe small football duels, and the Challenge Mode, which was Wii U owners since April as compensation for the delay charge. In Challenge mode, players from around the world can compete in different disciplines against each other, which has in my experience, a high potential for addiction. The perpetuate rankings is also in many areas of the game possible (z. B. Number of Lums collected, the distance traveled, number of jumps, the fastest possible completion of a world). Finally, many extras can unlock, which I do not want to take this opportunity to say, for fear of falling victim to spam mace :).

- The game is varied. None of my so far played world resembled the other. Nevertheless, a clearly structured thematic thread is tracked.

- Original owner of the Challenge app get a bonus costume. In addition, the player has earned trophies and the genius level to take effect. Only the Lums are reset, but what I find useful, because otherwise too much of the content of the game would be released from the outset.

- Achievements can be earned by using the free app Uplay

-The Control is accurate and easy to learn, while offering many subtleties that come especially in challenge mode to advantage, since every second counts. Thus is provided for all types of players.

- The difficulty I think is appropriate. The game is challenging, especially if you want to play through it to 100%. But since there are many points reset, it is not frustrating and no one is excluded from a completion of the game. Nevertheless, a mode without reset points as a challenge would be nice to know someone a little about this? Thank you :).

- The gamepad integration has been implemented exemplary and adds variety. In single player mode takes over at some points of the computer controlling the game character, while for example falling out of the way one admits even a touchscreen, by tickling enemy with the stylus and operated catapults.

- The music worlds are super. Those who know Castle Rock, know what I mean :). Man running against a barrage of the rhythm of a song and the rhythm has to dodge traps and do opponents.

- In multiplayer mode, the game flourishes only on properly. Play here as in New Super Mario Bros up to four players simultaneously with each other, while a fifth can used the gamepad in order to manipulate in a very wide variety of ways the environment. This has been extremely witty, engaging and fun implemented. I would recommend fully play through the game with at least one other person.

- I believe that this game all ages and types of players appeals because for everyone

- Short loading times

- Very good Miiversenutzung

Negative

- I find it a pity that Kung Foot you can not play online - or have I missed something?

- The Origins level are a nice little bonus. One can argue about whether new bonus worlds would have been better.

- It would be great if you could play the main game also online with several.

total Rayman Legends is an incredibly beautiful homemade 2-D platform game and especially locally with several online and a Gaudi. At the moment I would even say that it is my favorite game. From me there is a strong buy recommendation.