Rayman Fiesta Run

8.4

•2013•

Everyone

Platforms

Android
Nov 7, 2013
8.3
playscore
8.8
9 Critics
7.8
34.5K Players
iOS
Nov 7, 2013
8.4
playscore
8.7
18 Critics
7.8
80 Players

21 critic reviews · 2 community reviews across all platforms

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Critic Reviews

Android Rundown
9.0
The game is varied enough for it not to be boring, which is a usually a tall order. It dues well to keep it popping, and to keep players guessing. It’s not the cheapest game, so the in-app purchase option to upgrade artwork or heroes might be unnerving, but real cash is not necessary to enjoy the game.
Tre Lawrence · Feb 10, 2014
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AppStorm
8.0
I’m going to love sinking hours into this game. I’m going to waste plenty of time playing it. But I already know it’s not as good of an experience as the first one. Rayman: Fiesta Run is a lot of fun, but lacks the refinement that the original had.
Nathan Snelgrove · Nov 25, 2013
Reviewed on iOS
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Hardcore Droid
8.8
This is ultimately why Fiesta Run work. It’s not meant as a dumbing down of the console series; just a simpler interpretation to suit the control limitations of the platform. It might be disappointing that the exploration element is gone, but there’s nothing “casual” about Fiesta Run. Its simple, challenging gameplay has plenty to offer the seasoned vet.
Travis Fahs · Nov 16, 2013
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Touch Arcade
10
It's bigger, looks better, offers more value for your money all around, and turns up the challenge in a very thoughtful way. The original game was one of those great experiences where I finished it and was still very hungry for more, and here it is. Unless you despise auto-runners, occasional in-game ads, or fun, this fiesta is not to be missed.
Shaun Musgrave · Nov 14, 2013
Reviewed on iOS
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Android Shock
8.0
None of the side-scrolling platform games I have played have managed to be such good fun for a casual quick game as well as for continued long sessions. The reason I really think it’s worth the price is because after you pay it, you don’t have any need to be bothered by in-app purchases, since you can keep playing without ever needing to opt for those.So go ahead and buy Rayman Fiesta Run. But before you start playing, make sure you dial the volume up!
Mihir Patkar · Nov 11, 2013
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Gamezebo
10
In the end, Rayman Fiesta Run is a platforming game that’s all about food, and not only is that food incredibly delicious and 5-star restaurant superb, but we’re all going to be gorging ourselves on it for quite some time until we’re no slimmer than our old pal Globox.
Joe Jasko · Nov 08, 2013
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Video Gamer
8.0
Some games just feel like they are a perfect fit for a device, and Rayman Fiesta Run is an example that proves the point. Lowering the barrier of entry to simple touch based controls, this is casual gaming done right: inclusive, immediate, and great fun.
Adam Cook · Nov 08, 2013
Reviewed on iOS
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Slide to Play
10
Rayman Fiesta Run is the ideal combination of high-quality production values and thoughtful game design, with a range of challenges that scale along with the player’s skills. It’s a high-energy party, well worth the price of admission, and one we’ll be enjoying and talking about for a long time.
Andrew Podolsky · Nov 07, 2013
Reviewed on iOS
Destructoid
8.0
Rayman Fiesta Run flirts with the concept of unacceptable microtransactions, but thankfully, there's still a ton of bang for your buck here if you can deal with the progression requirements. With a wonderful set of visuals and an even better control scheme, Rayman fans have a lot to be excited about.
Chris Carter · Nov 07, 2013
Reviewed on iOS
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Shacknews
7.0
Though Fiesta Run can be finished in a couple of hours, there's enough challenge and replay value to keep re-visiting the world for a good while after the initial quest ends. Auto-runners may be a dime a dozen on the App Store, but Fiesta Run is simple, satisfying, and gorgeous to look at.
Ozzie Mejia · Nov 07, 2013
Reviewed on iOS
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