Ubisoft confirms it’s milking another dead franchise in a pathetic attempt to win back consumers after releasing nothing but live service scams.
Ubisoft is thrilled to announce a fresh chapter in the Rayman franchise, partnering with original creator Michael Ancel to bring fans a brand-new online adventure.
Dive into a sprawling, vibrant open world that unfolds gradually, with dozens of AI generated side quests and expansive regions to explore — all while managing your resources carefully to unlock even the most basic of abilities. Designed for maximum immersion, players can look forward to leveling up their character through a robust upgrade system that rewards those willing to fully commit to the game’s repeating optional challenges.
True to Ubisoft’s innovative vision, Rayman’s return offers more than just a classic multiplayer platforming experience; players will enjoy a wealth of cosmetic customization options that add a personal touch to every quest. Those looking to enhance their journey even further will have access to the comprehensive UbiShop+, with a variety of items that let players bypass some of the game’s more time-intensive objectives. With the return of Ancel himself, fans are sure to get a rich story delivered through seasonal updates, ensuring they’ll be coming back for more — long after they’ve seen the main plot to its end.
I know it’s Ubisoft, but I’d buy a new Rayman game immediately. Well, at least of it’s like Origins and Legends.
It is going to be a stealth unfocused game where Rayman has to get to towers to uncover the map. Alternatively you can use the local currency of each world to buy maps.
All 3 Rayman fans must be thrilled
Rayman legends is an amazing platformer and I would argue the music levels in that game far surpass anything in Mario Wonder. It’s legitimately a great series and if you haven’t you should check some of the games out.
Those were so much fun. My girlfriend was not much of a gamer when we met, and those levels taught her the ways of the gamepad and the basics of timing you need for those games. 11 years later, we still play the music levels, especially “Castle Rock” with Ram Jam’ Black Betty.
Hey! There are dozens of us!
Dozens!
