You'll also be able to punch (the only time the game splits into a dual-tap control scheme). You'll be able to run up walls and along ceilings. Land on enemy heads and they'll be knocked down. You'll also be able to wall jump, changing directions in best N+ style.
A strategically-placed heart on each level gives Rayman a second chance if he misses. So soon if you keep your finger pressed down on the screen Rayman hovers mid-jump, letting you use wind updrafts to soar to higher platforms or float safely over deadly spikes. But Pasta Games gradually unlocks more abilities as you progress through each world that can be activated by that single tap. All this, and we still only have to concentrate on a single tap of the screen.
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