ທະເລຊາຍຂອງ Dijiridoos | Rayman Origins | ວິດີໂອສອນ, ການຫຼິ້ນ, ບໍ່ມີຄໍາເຫັນ

Rayman Origins, released in 2011, is a critically acclaimed platformer that brought the beloved franchise back to its 2D roots. Developed by Ubisoft Montpellier, the game captures the essence of classic platforming with a fresh, modern approach, all powered by the innovative UbiArt Framework. This engine allowed for stunning, hand-drawn visuals that make the game feel like a living, interactive cartoon. The story begins in the tranquil Glade of Dreams, created by the Bubble Dreamer, but Rayman and his friends, Globox and the Teensies, accidentally disturb the peace with their snoring. This awakens the Darktoons from the Land of the Livid Dead, who then spread chaos. Rayman's mission, alongside his pals, is to restore balance by defeating these creatures and rescuing the Electoons, the Glade's guardians. The game’s vibrant art style, fluid animations, and imaginative environments are complemented by a dynamic soundtrack, creating a truly immersive experience. Gameplay focuses on precise platforming, running, jumping, gliding, and attacking, with players unlocking new abilities as they progress. Cooperative play for up to four players adds an extra layer of fun. Within this vibrant world, the Desert of Dijiridoos stands as the game's second major area, following the Jibberish Jungle. This stage is a delightful showcase of Rayman Origins' creative level design and unique mechanics. Players are introduced to concepts like "Crazy Bouncing," where large drums act as trampolines, propelling Rayman to new heights to collect Lums and Skull Coins while fending off enemies like Red Birds. The introduction of "Flute Snakes" in "Best Original Score" adds a dynamic element, serving as temporary platforms that require careful timing to navigate. "Wind or Lose" then plays with air currents, using them to aid in traversal and introduce the challenging "Bagpipe Birds" whose streams can either help or hinder. "Skyward Sonata" further expands on aerial navigation, with players riding the movements of Flute Snakes to cross vast gaps. The pace then shifts slightly in "No Turning Back," a zipline-focused level that emphasizes collecting Lums in a more relaxed yet visually engaging environment. The Desert of Dijiridoos culminates with a return to the iconic Moskito gameplay in "Shooting Me Softly," where players must skillfully use the Moskito's abilities to progress. The "Cacophonic Chase" level provides a thrilling chase sequence, blending elements from previous stages and testing players’ reflexes. Overall, the Desert of Dijiridoos perfectly embodies the charm and inventiveness that makes Rayman Origins such a celebrated title. More - Rayman Origins: https://bit.ly/34639W3 Steam: https://bit.ly/2VbGIdf #RaymanOrigins #Rayman #Ubisoft #TheGamerBay #TheGamerBayLetsPlay