Rayman Legends
Game » consists of 24 releases. Released Aug 29, 2013
Rayman Legends is the sequel to 2011's Rayman: Origins.
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5 (6) 4 (2) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.8 starsAverage score of 8 user reviews
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Slightly disappointing sequel to fantastic platformer 0
"Rayman Origins" is a bona fide 5 star game. It had wit, charm and a beautiful colorful palette. And it problably had the best in-game music since the days of the SID-chip. Me and my girlfriend played the s--t out of that game and loved every second of it.Now the time has come for Ubisoft's try to repeat the success. Are they lucky this time around? Yes and no.+ The hub was a huge improvement over "Origins". Also good use of extra features such as invasion and Kung Foot (but scratch the Lucky ...
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Ubisoft should be proud that they released the best 2D platformer in over 15 years 0
Sometimes I wish I could just leave a phrase and be done with a review, not to be lazy, but to leave an impactful statement that would get everyone talking. You see, something hit me when I was playing Rayman Legends and it led me to a conclusion that Rayman Legends is the Super Mario Galaxy 2 of Rayman’s gaming career. What I mean by that is Rayman Legends feels like an extension of the already superb Rayman Origins, but just like Miyamoto and his team, Ancel obviously had more ideas to pump in...
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Superb, bloody buy it! 0
2011’s Rayman Origins was a game that resonated with many, many gamers. The tight 2D platforming coupled with a cutesy aesthetic and musical charm was a neat throwback to the 90’s, the good old days, the days when Mario and Sonic ruled the roost. Rayman Legends builds upon the foundations Origins created, and then some. However, Legends had a bit of a rocky start. It was initially intended to be a Wii U exclusive due to release in the early days of the Wii U, it was seen as the potential killer...
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Superb, a Hallmark in 2D Platforming. 0
2011’s Rayman Origins was a game that resonated with many, many gamers. The tight 2D platforming coupled with a cutesy aesthetic and musical charm was a neat throwback to the 90’s, the good old days, the days when Mario and Sonic ruled the roost. Rayman Legends builds upon the foundations Origins created, and then some. However, Legends had a bit of a rocky start. It was initially intended to be a Wii U exclusive due to release in the early days of the Wii U, it was seen as the potential killer ...
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Maybe the Best Platformer I've Ever Played 0
Lucky for me, me 7 year old son has fallen in love with platformer games (he's a big fan of all things Mario). While I've been playing and enjoying platformers all my life, I honestly never played a Rayman game for some reason. My son got Rayman: Legends for Christmas and we've spent the last 5 days powering through the game - we're in love with it. The fact that both of us can play a local co-op game seamlessly despite the skill level difference and have this much fun is very special to me. I l...
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Rayman Legends takes the joyful formula from Origins and injects an extra dose of colour and joy 0
Rayman has always been a fairly weird franchise but the Raving Rabbids trilogy launched our French friend into a level of insanity that seemed unrecoverable. However, 2011 saw Rayman return to his slightly less crazy 2D platforming roots with Rayman Origins, and 2013 has seen Rayman spawn a sequel that very much improves on everything Origins did right. Full to bursting with colourful charm, Legends is in every way the brilliant reboot that Rayman so desperately needed. Legends has a story but ...
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Rayman Legends review - platforming perfection 0
Michel Ancel - the creator of Rayman and project lead on the latest title to feature the limbless hero, Rayman Legends - seems to stick out like a sore thumb among his contemporaries. You only need to observe someone like Cliff Bleszinksi preach about the emotional core of Gears of War to know that, in many ways, it has become an industry that takes itself too seriously.Whilst nobody would discount the game of the year credentials of Bioshock Infinite or The Last of Us, both are enveloped in the...
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Rayman Legends PS4 0
It has been many years since I have played a platformer but Rayman brought me back to a simple time of video games often missed when trying to play with non-gaming friends and family. I have never play any of the other Raymans, but this one is truely spectacular. VIvid graphics and beautiful scenery bring life back to a lost genre to myself. The levels are challenging enough to keep interet but not to hard to disappoint novice gamers. The mini-games and challenges are a breath of fresh air afte...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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