But this is hardly the character's only task. Rayman happily trots through the lush 3D environments in the game, picking up powerful Lums that increase his energy and unlock new worlds (among other things). It all comes together wonderfully with brilliantly tight control that is, when mixed with the game's puzzles, environments and quest, nothing short of addictive.
He can swing through the air, hang from vines, ride rockets, hide in bushes, and even use his friends' abilities to his advantage. Rayman can strafe left and right, for example. But there are some extras in the control department you might not think about. This includes the variety of moves: running, swimming, flying, jumping, hovering, climbing, grabbing, shooting and more. All of that traditional platformer stuff you'd expect of such a game is, of course, standard. Players take control of the jointless main character through 45 differing environments, each with their own unique puzzles and challenge. Gameplay Rayman 2 is a very traditional platformer that is executed extremely well. In order to set things right, Rayman must first escape from imprisonment. Faster than we can say "French," our hero finds himself victim to the robotic army of well-textured ship-lovers.
Evidently a large group of Robo-Pirates has decided to attack and enslave Rayman's home world. Reading the instruction booklet, we learn that panic in the "Chamber of Teensies" has erupted. Play Story How many times have we written, " doesn't exactly have the best storyline, but."? Well, add one more title to that list, as Rayman 2, it seems, isn't about compelling background setups either.
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