Rayman Origins Gameplay - Walkthrough - Go with the Flow - Jibberish Ju...


Rayman Origins Gameplay - Walkthrough - Go with the Flow - Jibberish Jungle 5th Level - (PC) Go With The Flow is the fifth level of the Jibberish Jungle, the first world in Rayman Origins. The landscape is situated on a river with multiple waterfalls, which requires Rayman and friends to use the speed of the waterfalls as a method to advance through the level. The name of the level presumably comes from the song of the same name by Queens of the Stone Age. The PlayStation Vita version of Rayman Origins features a Ghost Mode of this level. This is the third level from this world that is not featured in the Back to Origins mode in Rayman Legends. Jibberish Jungle is a difficult world but its easier for us and we have played it for so many times and we still love this world. Its one of our favorite pc game. For Details https://raymanpc.com/wiki/en/Go_With_The_Flow Rayman Origins was developed by the UBIart team in Montpellier and is built on an open-source game engine—the UBIart Framework—designed by Michel Ancel to allow much smaller teams of artists and developers to produce incredibly high-quality graphics and gameplay quickly and efficiently. This garage-game approach has led to great strides in creativity and innovation. Release Date:29 March 2012 Genre:Platformer Developer:Ubisoft Rayman Origins is available on:PC / Mac / PlayStation Vita / PlayStation 3 / XBOX 360 / Wii / Nintendo 3DS https://www.ubisoft.com/en-gb/game/rayman/origins

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