Rayman Fiesta Run Game for Windows 8, 10 Released for Download
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We haven’t seen to many games getting released so far in the month of March, 2014, but things are apparently changing slowly. Ubisoft has released one of its first game in the Windows Store for Windows 8 users – Rayman Fiesta Run
You probably know by now who Rayman is, the popular game which was first released back in 1995 especially for Play Station users. Now, Ubisoft has released another version of its popular game – Rayman Fiesta Run. Currently, there is also the Rayman Jungle Run game in the Windows Store. Being available for iOS and Android users, the game now gets released in the Windows Store (download link at the end of the article) and brings tons of hours of fun.
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Have some fun with Rayman Fiesta Run for Windows 8
Join legendary platforming hero Rayman for a new adventure on your favorite mobile device! If you enjoyed Rayman Jungle Run, winner of the App Store’s BEST of 2012, you will love Rayman Fiesta Run and its new wacky Fiesta world! Lunge for cocktail umbrellas, leap on limes and punch those piñatas…the sky’s the limit!
The Rayman Fiesta Run game is the sequel to Rayman Jungle Run and comes with more than 75 levels and 4 festive worlds which promise hours of fun gaming on your desktop or touch Windows 8 and Windows RT device. There are many features that the game comes with, such as new challenges in the Invasion mode, the ability to challenge your friends and share your achievements and 3 new epic bosses that wait for you to kick their a***s.
In this new game, Rayman has gotten some new powers, as previously it could jump, fly, punch and run up the walls, but now he can slide, swim or shrink on the fly into a tiny hero. He also comes with the special power of the Super Punch. The game comes with some really great looking graphics, but my single complaint is that there’s no free trial available. It’s not quite expensive at three bucks, but for those who are not acquainted with the game, a free trial would be great.
