There are plenty of achievements to unlock and online leaderboards in Rayman Fiesta Run, as well as the ubiquitous option to connect to Facebook.
These boosts and new characters are paid for in Lums which, of course, you can purchase for real money, as well as winning them in the game. In-app purchases are not a necessity in Rayman Fiesta Run because replaying levels to gain more Lums isn't a chore, such is the fun nature of the gameplay. There are plenty of unlockables in Rayman Fiesta Run, including different characters, and helpful boosts, such as hearts that protect you from damage, and a racing line, which shows you the best route to take through a level. I especially liked the giant piranhas that chase you through the level in a not-so subtle parody of Temple Run.
This adds an extra dimension to the gameplay and injects even more fun. Rayman Fiesta Run introduces the concept of bosses, which you need to defeat when they pop up at various points of your journey through the game. If you collect all the Lums on a level (which is not easy!) then you unlock a special reimagined version of that stage where the layout and positioning of bad guys is different. Lums not only act as the game's currency but collect more of them helps you progress along the world map and open up new worlds with more levels. As you run, slide and jump through the auto-scrolling levels, you need to collect little yellow bee-like creatures called ' Lums' which are dotted across the levels. The idea of Rayman Fiesta Run is to dash through a series of weird and wonderful levels set across different worlds.
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