Since the "Gingerbread House" mission, there are 3 stages and 7 milestones per stage in each mission.It appears before Despicable Ops and the rooms, but the player needs to reach Agent Rank 2 to access the special missions.In the update 2.5.0 on December 8, 2014, Gameloft introduced a new location, The Arctic Base, and the first special mission called Holiday Quest.įrom then on, a series of similar missions start in each following update and the common features of them are:
You can also choose to pay tokens to skip the missions.In early versions of Minion Rush, there was a kind of limited-time event that asked the player to collect items for prizes, and the method to complete such events is similar to that of Subway Surfers. You have three missions at a time (which can be seen at any time during gameplay by pausing it), and when you fill up the experience bar by completing missions, your base multiplier will increase. Your score is based on how far you run plus a multiplier, which starts off at 1x, but increases each time you level up. Swipe up to jump over them, and swipe down to roll under them. You swipe left and right to avoid obstacles. Bananas are the main currency in the game (with Tokens being the premium goods), and you can use them to buy almost all of your upgrades, as well as costumes and other goods. Your goal is to run as far as you can, rack up as many points as you can, and collect as many bananas as you can. Read on for the beginner’s guide to Despicable Me: Minion Rush!Īt its core, Despicable Me: Minion Rush is just like many other endless runners. It’s one of the more difficult ones out there, with many goals to accomplish and many unique rules to the game, and even bosses to beat, but it’s the kind of game that can make 3 hours fly by as if it was 15 minutes. Welcome to the beginner’s guide to Despicable Me: Minion Rush! Despicable Me: Minion Rush is a new game by Gameloft that takes after the original Despicable Me, as well as the upcoming Despicable Me 2.
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