Fruity Adventure Racing

Fruity Adventure Racing is a Nintendo Wii U game developed and published by Toucan in 2013. It is the next game in the Fruity Speedway series. This game makes use of Havok physics.

Development
Development for Fruity Adventure Racing began in 2012 shortly after Dave the Rabbit: It's War was completed. The Toucan development team split up to simultaneously develop both Fruity Adventure Racing and Jade Agent: Mission Zero which both titles would be released during the summer of 2013.

Welcome to Macaw Island, Fruity
Fruity and friends are going on a vacation to Macaw island for the Macaw Island Grand Prix and shortly after they leave, King Razorbill sees them and decides to follow. Shortly before they arrive, Razorbill comes up with a devious plan to take over Macaw Island. When they arrive they find out that another villain is already trying to take over Macaw Island. Razorbill being angered by this (because he wants everyone to think he's the baddest villain ever to be in a video game), he decides to help Fruity and friends defeat this villain.

Playable

 * Fruity - She's the main protagonist of the Fruity Toucan series, so it's obvious she'll be playable.
 * Coldfront - Fruity's sidekick, er... co-star.
 * Stilts
 * Brute
 * Minnie
 * Fishy
 * Wingo
 * Lugnutty
 * Mrs. Fishy
 * Eva
 * Ssslippa
 * Big Buzza
 * King Razorbill
 * Buzza
 * Ratty R. Rodent - A rat who often boasts that he has the best records of all the characters in the game.

Bosses

 * Krunchy - Boss of Macaw Shores.
 * Rambus - Boss of Fishy's Machine

Modes
​In the main menu, you'll have some choices on gameplay.
 * Adventure - Play through the game's storyline. Build vehicles and use them to compete in races and challenges. May the best toucan or phoenix win!
 * Grand Prix - Compete in a cup of four races for the most points. This mode can be played with one or two players.
 * VS - Play various offline races or battles with other players or by yourself.
 * Time Trial - Race by yourself for the fastest time.
 * Tournament - Set up an offline tournament for up to 32 players.
 * Challenges - Replay any of Razorbill's challenges that you've successfully completed.
 * Nintendo Wifi Connection - Play online with other players.
 * Extras - Check out these cool extra features.
 * TV - Replay any cutscenes that you've seen.
 * Records - Check your Time Trial records and other records in the game.
 * Leaderboards - See how you rank compared to other players online.
 * Photos & Replays - Look back at your saved photos and replays.
 * Jukebox - Listen to any of the music in the game.
 * Options - Change the various settings in the game.
 * Brightness - Change the brightness of the picture.

Wii remote

 * 2 - Accelerate
 * 1 - Brake
 * Control Pad - Use Powerup
 * B - Drift
 * + - Pause game
 * Tilt - Steer

Wii remote + Nunchuck

 * A - Accelerate
 * Control Pad - Brake
 * Z - Use Powerup
 * B - Drift
 * + - Pause game
 * Control Stick - Steer

Classic Controller/Wii U Pro Controller/Wii U GamePad

 * B - Accelerate
 * Y - Brake
 * L or zL - Use Powerup
 * R or zR - Drift
 * + - Pause game
 * Left Stick - Steer
 * Right Stick - Adjust camera

Wii Remote

 * Control Pad - Move
 * 2 - Jump
 * 1 - Attack/Action
 * B - Duck
 * B + 2 - High jump
 * - - First person view
 * A + Tilt - Rotate camera

Wii Remote + Nunchuck

 * Control Stick - Move
 * A - Jump/Action
 * Shake remote - Attack
 * Z - Duck
 * Z + A - High jump
 * Control Pad - Rotate camera
 * C - First person view
 * B - Center camera

Classic Controller/Wii U Pro Controller/Wii U GamePad

 * Left Stick - Move
 * B - Jump
 * Y - Attack/Action
 * L or zL - Duck
 * L or zL + B - High jump
 * Right Stick - Rotate camera
 * X - First person view
 * R or zR - Center camera

Adventure Gameplay Basics
In Fruity Adventure Racing, you can build custom vehicles and use them to compete in a variety of races, all while exploring the various locations of Macaw Island. Alternatively, you can sit on the couch looking at the menu screen, but be warned: you may not win the game this way (although we haven't tested it, be our guest).

Adventuring On Foot
Exploring the many areas of Macaw Island is one of the main parts of the game. While on foot, you can talk with the locals for advice. You can also find some hidden keys if you look hard enough.

Racing
Racing is the main part of this game where you can compete against other competitors. Now before you start a race, you'll have some options. There are some challenges where you will use a specific vehicle.
 * Start - When you're ready, select this to begin the race.
 * Fishy's Garage - Go to Fishy's Garage.
 * Choose Vehicle - Select from one the blueprints that are allowed in the current race.
 * Your Blueprints - These are vehicles that you've created.
 * Eva's Blueprints - Vehicles that you've bought from Eva.
 * Fishy's Blueprints - Vehicles created by Fishy.
 * Friend Blueprints - Vehicles that you got from friends over Nintendo WFC.
 * Wimp Out - If you don't think you're ready, choose this and you can come back whenever you're ready.

Rewards
Each race has three possible rewards. Races can be replayed as many times as you wish. This allows you to improve your time or score and try for better rewards. It's also a compelling reason never to go outside again.
 * Canary Coins - If you come in 2nd or 3rd, this is all you get.
 * Key - This is what you came for. Place first to win the key and some Canary Coins.
 * Ratty's Reward - This reward is for the truly elite racers. After you've beaten a track and beaten Ratty's time in time trial, you'll win one of these trophies proving you did it.

Boss Battles
After you've placed 1st in all four tracks in an area, the Boss Door will be open. Go into it to take on the boss battle. Simply choose a vehicle and get into the arena. Defeat the boss to receive a piece of the Macaw Medallion.

Collectibles
Keys - You compete in races to win keys which are used to unlock doors to access more races. Fishy will hand you your first key. The more keys you have, the more races you can compete in.

Blueprints - You can save any vehicle you're working on at Fishy's Garage as a blueprint.

Parts - All around Macaw Island are part crates. Bring these to Fishy and the parts inside become available to use on your vehicles and will be unlocked for other modes.

Macaw Medallion - This has been broken into four pieces and those pieces are being guarded by the bosses. Collect all four and something might happen.

Canary Coins - Collect Canary Coins by winning them in races, completing Razorbill's challenges, and just finding them hidden throughout Macaw Island. Canary Coins can be used to buy new parts, blueprints, and hints from Mrs. Fishy.

Battle Keys - One Battle Key is hidden in each of the tracks. Find all four for each of the areas to unlock the Battle Door and compete in a battle.

Warp Pads - Use warp pads to teleport between two locations instantaneously. You can only teleport to a warp pad that you've already activated by walking over it. Warp pads only appear in Macaw Island, not in any of the tracks.

Records - Collect these hidden records to unlock music that can be listened to in the Jukebox mode.

Helpers
Throughout Macaw Island are helpers who will aid you on your adventure.
 * Fishy - You're gonna definitely need his vehicle building skills to complete this game.
 * Wingo - He's got some parts that he wouldn't mind you using, but he won't part with them for free. Be sure to check his shop often, he might have some rare parts.
 * Eva - A local on Macaw Island. She'll sell you blueprints. Be sure to check her shop for new blueprints.
 * Mrs. Fishy - She'll give you some hints on the secrets of Macaw Island. Some are free but the juicier tidbits will cost ya.
 * Ratty R. Rodent - After you've successfully completed a track, Ratty will challenge you to beat his time on that track. If you beat his time, he'll (reluctantly) give you a key.
 * King Razorbill - Every so often, he'll let you know that he has a challenge for you. Speak to him to try his challenge. Complete his challenges to win keys, Canary Coins, and maybe other prizes.

Mrs. Fishy's Helpful Hints
Need some hints?

Worlds
To access a world you must have enough keys to enter the door. To access the race doors inside a world, you must have enough keys to open the door. The number of keys required is indicated on the doors.

Macaw Shores
The lush tropical seashores of Macaw Island. Macaw Shores features beach themed tracks.
 * Coconut Cove
 * Sunky's Sea

Fruity Land
Given Fruity's fame, it was inevitable a museum would open to capitalize on her name. Fruity Land features tracks based on past Fruity Toucan games.
 * 64 Bit Circuit
 * Toco Jungle

Fishy's Machine
Fishy has created a world that simulates the inside of a game console, even right down to the system crashes. This world features tracks inside the machine.
 * ROM Raceway

Rustyworld
Easily the most unsafe theme park to ever appear in a Fantendo game. I still regret eating that 100% pure roadkill burger from there...
 * Sorta Wild West
 * Haunted Highway
 * Riverbed Head to Head

Fishy's Garage
Here in Fishy's Garage, is where you'll build your custom vehicles for the races.

Options

 * Load vehicle - Loads a saved design, so you can modify the vehicle.


 * Save vehicle - Saves your current design as a blueprint.


 * Delete vehicle - Removes those designs that were, er, a bit rubbish.


 * New vehicle - Clears the floor, so you can start fresh.
 * Fishy's blueprints - These vehicles were created by Fishy himself. They're not the best vehicles in the game, but he's still proud of them anyway.


 * Send blueprints - Allows you to send blueprints to your friends via Nintendo Network.


 * Guides - Provides access to useful guides to help you get started building your vehicles.
 * Test Track - Test out your vehicles to see how well they perform.

Building Basics
Now before you can even think about getting into the races, you're gonna need a vehicle to race with.

Parts
There are many different parts in the game. These parts are classified into different categories depending on their function. The categories are...
 * Seats - In order for you to be able to use your vehicle, you'll need a seat.
 * Body - Use these to give your vehicle some support.
 * Engine - You'll need an engine on your vehicle in order for it to do anything. Larger engines have more power, but weigh more.
 * Wheels - For land vehicles, you'll need a set of wheels to get around.
 * Propellers - Use these to propel your vehicle through water and air.
 * Float - In order to float on the surface of the water, you'll need these.
 * Just For Looks - These parts aren't necessary, but if you want to add them anyway, feel free to do so.

Seats

 * Standard - Not the best looking seat, but it'll do the job.
 * Bolt Bucket - This rather rusty seat will give your vehicles slightly faster turning.

Body

 *  Cube -  A six-sided cube. You can make the strongest vehicle shapes with these.

Engine

 * Small - A small, lightweight engine. Perfect for starters or those who want fast acceleration.
 * Medium - A more powerful engine, but it weighs more and takes more time to reach its full speed.
 * Large
 * Huge
 * Jet

Wheels

 * Standard - These don't provide much grip as the others, but at least they're not square.
 * Grippy - Grippy wheels provide more grip, but reduces the vehicle's top speed slightly.
 * Super Grippy - These provide lots of grip, but greatly reduce the vehicle's top speed.
 * Monster - Monster wheels can run great over rough terrain without losing much speed.

Propellers

 * Small - This can make vehicles move through the air and water.
 * Large - This bigger propeller can help vehicles move through the air and water better.
 * Large Foldy - This large propeller can be folded up when not needed.

Float

 * Floater - This buoyant rubber ring can make vehicles float on water.
 * Sinker - This big heavy anvil weighs vehicles down, just like Brute after he eats a large pizza.
 * Air Cushion - A big bag of wind just like Ratty, you can make hovercrafts with this part

Just For Looks

 * Mirror - There's lots of good uses for the mirror, such laughing at losers behind you.
 * Name Plate - This was supposed to show your Mii's name, but it's a bit broken as it just says "Fishy 1". Lazy developers.
 * Cruisn' Light - Max up your vehicle with the classy Cruisn' Light. Everyone knows that vehicles go faster with this.
 * Flower Pot - Since plants take in CO2, you can add that extra powerful engine without feeling guilty.
 * Windshield - Don't want bugs in your face, then use this part.

Paint Shop
As you'd expect, this is where you can customize your vehicles with unique paint jobs. You should put on a smock before you get started. Here are the basic colors, but you can also make your own with the RGB sliders.
 * Red
 * Blue
 * Yellow
 * Green
 * Orange
 * teal
 * purple
 * pink
 * White
 * Black
 * gray
 * brown

Powerups

 * Nitro Can - Nitro Cans will give you a short boost in speed when used.
 * Triple Nitro Can - Gives you three Nitro Cans for three times the boost.
 * Oil Can - This will drop oil behind you or you can throw it ahead. When someone drives over it, they'll spin out.
 * Triple Oil Can - Gives you three Oil Cans. They can be individually used or all three at the same time by holding down the button.
 * Magnet - The Magnet will bring you towards a nearby racer that is ahead of you or bring the racer to you by holding down when activating the Magnet.
 * Stormy Weather - The Stormy Weather Whenever Engager puts a rain cloud above all the racers that are in front of you that will slow them down and they wont be able to use any powerups until the rain cloud wears off.
 * Homing Missile - A missile that homes in on a nearby racer.
 * Triple Homing Missile - Gives you three Homing Missiles.
 * Buzza Blaster - Fires a missile that attacks everyone in front of the user and detonates when it reaches the first place racer.
 * Blur-O-Vision - When thrown at a racer, their vision will be blurry making it hard to see. It can be passed to other racers by bumping into them. After a few seconds the effect will wear off.
 * Shield Shell - Puts a protective bubble around the user. They'll be invincible and have super speed.
 * Earthquake-O-Matic - Sends out an earthquake that causes everyone in front of you to spin out.
 * TNT Crate - Looks like a normal Item Crate but when someone drives into it, it'll explode.
 * Bowling Bomber - This explosive bowling ball bounces off walls and explodes when it hits another vehicle.

Multiplayer
You can play Fruity Adventure Racing with (or against) friends, either locally on the same Nintendo Wii U console or over Nintendo Wifi Connection. You can also decide whether you want teams or not.
 * Free-For-All - Compete individually, it's every bird for themselves.
 * Teams - Compete in teams. There will be two teams.

VS.
In VS. mode, you can race with up to 4 players locally on the same Nintendo Wii U console in split-screen. This mode can be played with 1 to 4 players.
 * Normal Race - The first player to complete the set amount of laps wins. Laps can be set from 1 to 9.
 * Time Race - Race for the most laps within the set time limit. In Teams, the team that has the most laps completed wins. Time can be set from 1 to 10 minutes.
 * Elimination - In this mode, after each lap, the player who is in last is eliminated from the race. The last player left is the winner.

Battle
Compete in some vehicle combat! This mode can be played with 1 to 4 players, CPU players will fill in the empty slots if there's only one player.
 * Banana Bonanza - Each player will start off with three bananas. If the player takes a hit or falls out of bounds, they'll lose a banana. If all three bananas are lost, the player will be eliminated from the battle and they'll turn into a mobile TNT crate. Congrats, you've found some hidden text!
 * Score Scramble - Players will have to score points by attacking the other players. The first player to score the set amount of points or the player with the most points when the timer ends is the winner.
 * Canary Coin Carnage - Players will have to collect Canary Coins for points. If a player gets hit by a powerup or falls out of bounds, they'll lose some of their Canary Coins. The winner is the player with the most Canary Coins when the timer ends. The time can be set from 1 to 5 minutes.
 * Toucan Token Terror - There will be one Toucan Token in the arena. When a player collects and holds onto the Toucan Token, they'll earn points. When they get hit by a powerup or fall out of bounds, they'll lose the Toucan Token and it'll appear somewhere else in the arena. The winner is the player who reaches the set amount of points or who has the most points when the timer ends.
 * Toucan Token Thief - There will be one Toucan Token in the arena. Players must grab it and take it to their base to score a point. After that, another Toucan Token will appear. The winner is the one with the most points when the timer ends or the player who scores the set amount of points.

Replays
At the end of a race or battle, you can view and save a replay of your performance. You can also download replays from the leaderboards.

Razorbill's Run
Razorbill's Run is a minigame unlocked by completing all of King Razorbill's challenges. Read more about it here.

Soundtrack
Fruity Adventure Racing/Soundtrack

Achievements
This is a list of achievements in this game and how to beat them.
 * Basic Bronze - Get at least a bronze rank on all cups.
 * Super Silver - Get at least a silver rank on all cups.
 * Shower of Gold - Get at least a gold rank on all cups.
 * Perfect Platinum - Get a platinum rank on all cups.
 * Macaw Medallion Master - Collect all four pieces of the Macaw Medallion.
 * Minimalist - Reach a certain speed with a vehicle that has ten or less parts.
 * Multiplayer Madness - Play multiplayer modes for ten hours.
 * Be Crateful - Bring a part crate to Fishy.
 * Super Fruity Sunshine - Complete all of the Macaw Shores tracks.
 * Next-Next-Gen - Complete all of the Fishy's Machine tracks.
 * Blast from the Past - Complete all of the Fruity Land tracks.
 * Blueprint Buyout - Buy ten blueprints.
 * Got Anything Better To Do - Play the game for a total of 100 hours.
 * Too Easy - Finish a race by going over the finish line backwards.
 * Speedy of the Colossus - Build a vehicle with 200 parts or more and get it over a certain speed.
 * Loose Change - Collect every Canary Coin in the game. Yes, every last one.
 * Paparazzi - Take 10 in-game photos.
 * Paint Your Wagon - Paint any vehicle part in Fishy's Garage.
 * Ratty Rival - Successfully beat all of Ratty's times.

Trivia
 Oh, and welcome to Macaw Island to you too, Razorbill. Didn't mean to snub you, sorry.
 * Hidden in Fishy's Machine are cartridges and discs of various fake games such as "Recolour Rally", "Dave the Rabbit 63⅓", and "Fruity Toucan: The Quest for Too Many Collectibles".
 * Some of the crates near the dockyard in Macaw Island have a label that reads "Twycross England".
 * Crashing into some of the chips in Fishy's Machine will make the screen look messed up for a couple of seconds.