There will also be two new gadgets – one allows you to respawn after dying while the other attracts Lums to you. There’s also the new Nightmare mode which introduces more challenges than before one – you’ll need to complete perfect runs on 36 Invaded levels. One mistake and you start all over.

The update has already gone live for Rayman Fiesta Run, which retails for £1.99. When the update will arrive for Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 users remains to be seen so stay tuned for more information. In the meantime, let us know what you think of the newest update in the comments below.

Rayman: Fiesta Run, the sequel to last year’s Rayman: Jungle Run, is now live and available on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store for Android. It is also available on the Amazon App Marketplace.

Rayman: Fiesta Run features over seventy levels for Rayman, in a colorful, fiesta themed world full of maracas, hot pepper disco balls, limes and piñatas; Rayman will have to jump, swim, and fight his way across all sorts of hazards and challenges, and one a leevl has been completed, you always have more to do via the Invasion Mode, which unlocks new, level specific challenges.

To keep the replayability factor high, Rayman: Fiesta Run will also include leaderboards and achievements, to hieghten the player’s sense of competition.

Developed using the same UbiART engine that powers the gorgeous looking Rayman Legends and the upcoming Child of Light, Rayman: Fiesta Run aims to bring the full fledged Rayman experience to your smart device. Stay tuned for more coverage.

Rayman Fiesta Run, the smartphone optimized Rayman experience that follows last year’s Rayman: Jungle Run, will be available on iOS and Android via the Apple App Store, Google Play, and Amazon Appstore on November 7, for just £1.99.

Rayman Fiesta Run is greatly expanded from Jungle Run, featuring a much more agile and equipped protagonist, as Rayman can now swim, shrink, and access a full range of power ups as he takes on over 75 new levels.

The new game has, as the name suggests, a fiesta theme: it is set amongst maracas, hot pepper disco balls and a festive fiesta backdrop, and it will see Rayman lunging for cocktail umbrellas, leaping on limes, punching piñatas and facing new epic bosses. There will also be Invasion levels, raising the level of challenge in the game.

The game uses the same UbiART Framework engine that powered last year’s breakthrough hit Rayman Origins, and this year’s lauded follow up, Rayman Legends, along with the upcoming, breathtaking, Child of Light. Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage.

Earlier today at their Digital Days event, Ubisoft announced a sequel to their successful smartphone and tablet adventure, Rayman Jungle Run. The sequel, Rayman Fiesta Run, will take place in a wacked out, fiesta world, which will have Rayman reaching for cocktail umbrellas, jumping on limes and punching piñatas.

Here are some of the game’s key features:

• Over 75 new levels across four brand new worlds.
• New powers such as swimming, shrinking into a miniature version of Rayman, and the all powerful Super Punch technique
• All new challenges in Invasion Mode, which features even more enemies and traps
• New and updated graphics
• The ability to share you achievements on Facebook, and to follow your friends on the world map
• Collect Lums to power up and get rewards, and achieve a perfect level

Rayman Jungle Run won the App Store’s Best of 2012 award, which means that we can expect nothing but the best in tablet and smart phone gaming from Rayman Fiesta Run.

Ahead of a series of planned game announcements some time from now, a series of as-of-now unannounced Ubisoft games have been leaked, reports CVG. Allegedly, the leak came courtesy of an image that apparently lists games Ubisoft is planning to announce at their Digital Day event next week.

The image has a lot of games listed, including some we already knew about (Watch Dogs, Duel of Champions, The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot), as well as some new ones we didn’t know anything about (Assassin’s Creed Liberation HD. Assassin’s Creed Pirates, Rayman: Fiesta Run). The image also has the supremely beautiful Child of Light, the gorgeous JRPG/sidescrolling mashup Ubisoft talked about last month, listed, meaning we might finally get a better look at the game.

Of course, most people are probably interested in Assassin’s Creed Liberation HD, the presumed console port of the previously PlayStation Vita exclusive game. Although Ubisoft stated that it was happy with how the title had performed on the Vita (and it is one of the highest selling games on the platform, with over 600,000 copies sold worldwide), they are presumably looking to expand on its commercial potential.

In any case, stay tuned to GamingBolt for news from the Ubisoft event as it comes.