When it comes to the Rayman series, I feel as though it has been a slow-burner - though always fun, the success of its spin-offs has brought the series full-circle and we’re being reminded of what it feels like to play a high-quality platformer. Rayman Jungle Run may strip-out the depth of a regular Rayman game, but what’s left is far from casual in its challenge as you use taps to jump, glide, wall-run and yes, even punch your way through stages.

To reduce the controls to a single tap, the game takes the task of running around the stage away from you. Rayman will barrel-forward at a fast pace, jumping and performing other special moves with the tap of a button. Although you need only reach the end of the stage to move on, wallpapers and (more importantly) teeth can be collected by finding all 100 Lums.

Find at least five teeth in each group of 10 stages and you’ll unlock a bonus hard-mode stage. These play out more like a stage from The Impossible Game, with timing being critical to survival as it throws more than a few curve-balls at you to exploit your expectations.

Ultimately Rayman Jungle Run is a short, but extremely fun platforming challenge. Whether you choose to collect everything or blast your way through the stages, you’re guaranteed a smile or two and a good amount of fist-shaking at the craftiness of the stage designers.