Rayman Legends Challenge Mode coming to Wii U this week
Four Rayman Legends levels will be open for daily and weekly challenges.
The Challenge Mode for Rayman Legends will be coming to Wii U this week, Nintendo has announced.
Designed by Ubisoft as an apology to Wii U owners for delaying the game, the Rayman Legends Challenges App will be released on the eShop for free on Thursday April 25.
The Challenges App will offer a series of daily and weekly challenges for between one and five players, and records will be stored on global leaderboards. Four levels will be featured, including the exclusive Wii U level "Murfy's Dungeon."
Rayman Legends will launch for Wii U this September alongside the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game.
Ubisoft said earlier this month that the seven-month delay for Rayman Legends has allowed for the creation of 30 new levels for the game.
"We just wanted to reach out and let you know how truly humbled we were by the outpouring of support from the community and the fans about the announcement of the delay of Rayman Legends, and let you know that it definitely hurt us to see you guys so upset about the delay," said senior game manager Michael Micholic back in February.
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