Rayman® Legends

Very fun game! I'm glad they finally added Achievements on the Steam version, and you don't even have to restart from the beginning to get them, they just sync and you get all of the ones you would have gotten in the first place.
It's a fun game!! Very nostalgic and fun
(except that 1 million Lums achievement)

Despite being a great game, I do not think that playing it on PC is going to be a pleasant way of playing this game. When I bought it and attempted to play it, I had more issues with this game than anything I've played Before. The issues are that of:

- Controller support doesn't work from the very beginning.
- Sound doesn't work when full screen on a TV without playing in windowed mode.
- The Game has Crashed my Device more than it ever should

I can look past the unnecessary requirement that is the Ubisoft Connect Launcher but from my own experience, your best way to play this game without the abundance of issues is that of playing on a console.

i 100%'ed this game a few time sense it came out, its really fun. but the achievement to get 1mill lums is really grindy to get without the challenges, so im not gonna get it, other then that amazing game!

Lovely game

a joy to play on a rainy day or after a long working day
relax and enjoy

I honestly had no intentions of buying Rayman Legends on Steam until I saw they… FINALLY added Steam Achievements? Wait huh??

Upon hearing me say that, you’d think I hate this game. But… nah man. I bought this game a total of 3 times in my life. I love this game and everything it stood for. Beautiful oil-painted art style, insanely fun and creative level designs, and a catchy and varied soundtrack that I replay levels just to listen to. They knew themselves it was good when they made dedicated levels themed around music and rhythm. It’s one of my favorite games. But sadly Ubisoft is one of the worst publishers when it comes to Steam releases. Especially when they force you to download Ubisoft Connect. That is so unbelievably unnecessary no matter how hard they try to gaslight me. But… I’ll do it. I’ll push through it JUST THIS ONCE just so I can 100% one of the best 2D platformers I’ve ever played. This one’s for me

un des meilleurs jeux de plateforme auquel j'ai pu jouer
Deja joué et finit sur : Wii U, Stadia

Jeu acheté depuis que les achievements ont été mise en place sur Steam par Ubisoft

PS : plus d'online pour les classements, auto-login app ubisoft

Played this when i was 8 or so and came back to play it on console and soon here because it truly is a masterpiece, one of the best platformers and main characters ever and even watching how their game engine works is so cool. Do more with rayman ubisoft PLEASE hes too good to sit and collect dust

Probably one of the finest platformers of the 2010s. Definitely worth playing, the only way this game could be better is if that stupid Ubisoft launcher wasn't required to play it.


9/10 definitely playing again

Oh, hello. It seems you've found this review.

If you're just here for my opinion, the game is absolutely amazing. One of the best 2D Platformers ever. 11/10. The art direction is undoubtedly stunning, it's one of the last few good pieces of art to come out of Ubisoft.

So, why is my review so pretentious and ominous? Well. Steam isn't the only platform I've played this game on. I've completed this game on a Playstation 4, a Switch and on a PS Vita. Yes, that garbage handheld.

I've been a fan of this game since the day it came out and it was so good that I've never stopped thinking about it. It's like what happens after a really great relationship. I really fell in love with this game. That doesn't happen often. Only a few games can hold my attention for above 4+ years. The Rayman series of games have had my attention for longer than I can even remember. It's easily 10+ years at this point.

I've been waiting so eagerly for a game to surpass the level of beauty and creativity this game has had for years, the only thing that came close was Celeste, but it was far too different. So I waited, and waited, and waited and waited, until news came that Ubisoft would be shutting down. The most attention that Rayman has gotten since Legends has been Mario + Rabbids and his appearance in Brawlhalla which are both kind of... mid, to say the least.

I'm heartbroken that such a great game will never have a followup, I saw so much potential for the future when I played this game as a kid and I haven't changed my mind about it as an adult. As sad as I am that it's over, I did watch it all happen. I know what Ubisoft's been doing wrong and I'm not surprised..

But regardless, RIP Rayman.

i nmow its good game but it wont start up it says i played 6h i didnt get once in game phelp

Introduction:
Ah, Rayman Legends—the game that proves arms and legs are overrated. Ubisoft’s limbless wonder is back, and this time he’s bouncing, punching, and sliding his way through some of the most gorgeous levels ever seen in a platformer. But is it a masterpiece, or just an elaborate excuse to make you mash the jump button until your fingers cramp? Let’s break it down.

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The Good:

Visuals that make your eyes happy
This game is stupidly pretty. Every level is a hand-painted carnival of colors, with backgrounds so detailed you’ll forget you’re supposed to be platforming and not just staring at the scenery like a tourist.

Controls so smooth, they’re basically butter
Rayman moves like a caffeinated kangaroo—precise, bouncy, and occasionally out of control in the best way possible. The controls are so tight, you’ll blame yourself for every death (even when it’s totally the game’s fault).

Music levels, The real MVP
The rhythm-based stages ("Mariachi Madness," we’re looking at you) are pure, unadulterated joy. Jumping and punching to the beat is so satisfying, you’ll feel like a platforming rockstar… until you miss a jump and faceplant into a spike pit.

Co-op chaos
Playing with friends is a blast, mostly because you can slap each other around like idiots while trying (and failing) to coordinate. Nothing says "friendship" like accidentally yeeting your buddy into an abyss.

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The Bad

Difficulty spikes like a grumpy hedgehog
One minute you’re breezing through levels like a platforming god, the next you’re stuck on a "Dark Souls for Kids" section where every pixel is out to murder you.

Love ‘em or hate ‘em
The touch-controlled helper character, Murphy, is… fine. But when you’re forced to use him in single-player, you’ll wish you had an extra hand. Or a hammer to smash your keyboard.

But I already played origins!"
A lot of the content is recycled from Rayman Origins, which is great if you missed it, but feels a bit lazy if you’ve already 100%’d the previous game.

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Conclusion: Should you buy it?
If you love platformers, Rayman Legends is a must-play—it’s vibrant, hilarious, and packed with content. If you hate fun, bright colors, or the concept of joy, maybe stick to Dark Souls.

Final Verdict: 85/100

This game is a masterpiece! It's such a shame that Ubisoft killed Rayman, I would love a new game in the franchise. This game is sooooooo GOOD and it even includes the worlds from the previous game, Origins. So worth it every dollars but this goes on sale frequently since it's Ubisoft ^^ . Also pretty happy that they added achievements on Steam and removed all the online-only ones since the servers are down, I will finally be able to 100%. I have this game on the Xbox, Switch and now on Steam :) If you are a fan of Platformers collectathon this is the GOAT on Steam

legit one of the best IP'S and platformer genre of games ever made its just a shame Ubisoft hates making their fans happy and obviously hate making money beyond shitty practices, broken pieces of slop games and micro transactions and its especially a shame how they refuse to acknowledge Rayman considering he is a literal goldmine Ubisoft are sitting on, not like i'd have any expectations of a good stable Rayman game from Ubisoft anymore even if they did make a new one now.

Compared to the other games, this one has astonishing level designs with smooth transitions.
The game soundtrack is amazing and the extra levels are so well crafted that I didn't get mad for retrying the same level for over 20 times.

Good job on this one !

I like Rayman Origins a lot, and the addition of achievements to this game was the tipping point that made me finally play it.

Legends always seemed weird to me, like it was objectively the better game but I never had any interest in playing it, so I never did. Since then I've played every other Origins sequel, i.e. a bunch of mobile auto-runners, and I felt like it was time to finally play this one.

Overall rating? Equal. Not better.

There's a lot to love in this game, and when the online services were still active, probably a lot more. For what it is, this is just more of Origins, with new themes, mechanics, and levels. If you like Origins, you'll definitely like this.

What I don't like about this game is the RNG elements, as well as the Murphy levels. The Murphy mechanics were a holdover from the Wii U exclusivity this game had at launch, and without a touchpad, they simply do not work. Ubisoft tried, and dammit they did as good as you could hope, but they just didn't strike the nail on the head.

As for the RNG, this game has unlockable scratchoff cards, with a completely-RNG-based unlock order. There are a set number of collectible teensies, unlockable creatures, and a huge collection of stages from Origins you can get, but the order is random. You may unlock the majority of Origins to play early on, or you may waste your time watching a collectible number go up and have to 100% the game to play one stage of Origins. It's completely-random, and it kind of sucks. At the very least, it prevents this game from outright replacing Origins, and I do hope Ubisoft adds achievement support to that game as well.

A lot of features from Origins were removed here, for example the chest stages are only present in the Back to Origins stages and no new ones were created, though some stages invoke the same feeling (if you want more of those, just get the mobile games, they're just that). Time Trials were also removed, which is much-appreciated, because while this series has great speedrunning potential, playing each stage twice (at least) sucks.

The best parts of this game are the final stages of every world, following the boss. For completing the world, you unlock "musical stages," which are essentially auto-runners where you press buttons to the beat of the song. Each one features a famous rock song remixed into the musical style of the world you just beat, and some are especially-awesome (the heavy metal Black Betty and the mariachi Eye of the Tiger are both fantastic). This game is very much fun-first, challenge-second, and I think I prefer that about this game over the design of the first one, as these fun ideas just make it a blast.

Another cool type of level in this game is the "invasion" stages, which are timed speedruns where you play remixed stages. These are unlocked in worlds you've already completed after you progress in the later chapters, and I'd best describe them as fusions where you need to speedrun a portion of a stage with the level design of that stage combined with enemies and mechanics from a different one. A lot of them are pretty tough, and they really serve as a nice reminder that this game is bursting with ideas.

I don't really know what to write here, Rayman Origins was a game everybody loved and Legends was a game people missed because Origins was so substantial. If you're looking to finally play Legends, you're in for a good time.

I fully completed this game in 2014, when I tried to replay it on my Steam Deck, all my progress was GONE! I was forced to replay the game again and regained my progress. I fully completed the game again, and I also tried to unlock most of the achievements, except two. (1 million lums and win a game of Kung Foot) My game is now a Game Key! (which means I don't own this game)

WHAT HAVE YOU DONE, UBISOFT!?!?

childhood game, i still actively bond over it with my friend even if we barely speak to each other nowadays

i have a deep hatred for those timed challenge paintings.. stay away from me

It runs well on the Steamdeck and is still a masterpiece. But I hate being forced to login to this Ubisoft Connect thing.

This game is truly legendary! Works well as a Single player experience, but really shines and becomes more fun with friends! Unfortunately it's only Local Multiplayer... so, good luck with that one! Wanna play online? Then I recommend "Parsec" Google it. You won't regret it.

I always preferred Rayman origins, but this game will always remain in a special nook in the crevice of my heart. ❤️

this game is simply a hidden gem and a masterpiece at the same time. the art is a 10/10 the requirments for the game are pretty low and the gameplay and design of levels gets a 10/10 but i do have to deduct half a point on gameplay because some of the music levels are just outright unfair and everything else is nailed down to a t

overall rating 9.7/10

First played Rayman Legends with my siblings back on the PS3 And enjoyed it throughout and when I saw it was on steam I got it so fast the thumbnail was still loading in. although I do think the death mechanic is weird I imagined it would be like Rayman 1 but I guess they chose inflation for reason A or B.

Ubisoft disabled cloud saves for this game. I changed steam decks only to discover that my entire progress was gone.

Some of the best "fast paced" platforming around. The musical finales are wonderful.

Revisiting after they just added Steam achievement syncing. Alas the severs are shut down so no more new daily/weekly challenge levels, but there's still levels I never finished (or even got to) when I first played.

DRM sucks! Ubisoft sucks! The game does not work on Windows 11 24H2. After seeing news about achievements, I thought it would be nice to give it another go. I tried it on 2 different Win11 machines with intel and AMD cpus, but I was unable to run the game. I made a third try with a Win 10 machine and it run.

REAL OG, Collect lums, teensies and scratch lucky tickets

This is game is good, but it's so expensive. Achievements are fine except 1.000.000 Lums since online is gone its a pain to get those Lums. The game lacks content. 10 hours of gameplay its very short for this price. There is levels from Rayman Origins, but this is not new content. Love the game, but it's too short and the grind for Lums its just not fun.

This is one of the first platformer games I've ever played. I remember playing this game as a kid on the xbox 360 and being stunned by the beautiful art, the enjoyable and engaging gameplay mechanics and the fantastic and wonderful world of charming characters this game has to offer (WHAT?! I'm running out of adjectives already?!). To this day, I can still say this is one of the best platformers I have ever played, and I really mean that. There are also steam achevements in the game now, so now is a really good time to check the game out if you haven't already. You still need to have ubisoft connect though, which is a seperate game lancher ubisoft is using for their games. I've heared that there's a way to make the game launch without ubisoft connect, but if you don't want to mess with the game's files and don't like the idea of installing a seperate launcher just to play the game, than this version of the game might not be for you.

Its 2D Rayman man, you can't go wrong with that. Fantastic game, of course.

best platform game imho. Ubisoft finally did something useful and added achievements

rayman moves like a parkour master and its very satifsying and fun. this game also really really good on steam deck it's one of the only games i know thats actually a better experience on steam deck than with pc&keyboard

really great game, but on thing I never understand is:
What's the point of a game being on STEAM if I need an entire different game launcher to play said game?

Good game, but I'm not going to make a whole new account just to be able to play it.

A game that propably alongside minecraft was the start of my gaming journey. I propably will find it fun to play even in 20 years time.

Pretty good of a game in general and them finally adding achievements is pretty nice too.

Except 1 Million Lums...

Infuriating platformer from 2013. Ubisoft finally added Steam achievements to it, but they did not put the global scoreboard flex your skill be the best *challenges* back online. In 2025. Ubisoft pls. What is wrong with you.

Play it if you suck at platform games and want to be angry at yourself.

Such a classic, I used to play the Demo on my Xbox 360 all the time, now I got to experience it fully AND I can show off my achivements! PLEASE RAYMAN GET ANOTHER GAME

Ubisoft alleges that the game I payed for is not linked to my account. When buying his game, take note that you are at the mercy of Ubisoft's competence

10/10 rage game trying to 100% this absolute cu*t of a game, if you're a completionist with anger issues this game will probably cost you a keyboard or two

This game is one of the best feeling games you could ever pick up. There aren't really better words to describe it, playing it just feels right. It's not my favorite game by any means, but I don't think I've ever had more fun controlling a character.

*Rayman Legends* is an absolute blast—it’s colorful, fast-paced, and packed with creative levels that just ooze charm. The controls are buttery smooth, the soundtrack is killer, and playing co-op with friends is pure chaotic fun. It’s one of those rare platformers that stays fresh and exciting from start to finish.

But it has some serious issues because of that shitty launcher. Like my save files doesn't work properly and in COOP controllers doesnt work well enough

fun for all the family, get some cheap game controllers and off you all go.

Fun and challenging family game.

To me, Rayman Legends is probably the closest to be a perfect game. Nearly every single thing about it is done flawlessly. The visuals, the music, the level design, the bosses, character design, the replayability, the unlockables! But to me, the best thing that Rayman Legends accomplishes is the controls. I NEVER felt like I don't have control over Rayman and it never felt stiff like in Origins. He feels smooth, responds perfectly to my inputs and because of it, the underwater levels feel like a dream!

The only things I dislike were the arcade levels and how non-existent the story was. The arcade levels suffer from the fact that they feature real 8-bit or retro graphics, they just have a bunch of filters and called it a day. Pretty lazy if you ask me. The story is completely irrelevant and while that may have been the point, it really just makes the advanture feel somewhat dissjointed. No world really don't feels like they belong in the same world.

Nevertheless, Rayman Legends, in my opinion, is a true masterpiece and is easily the greatest 2D platformer of all time.

i remember playing this game alot on xbox 360 i had everything was so much fun this gives me nostalgia and the songs from this game are so so good

pretty nice platforme has a lot of personality

its a fun game and it runs amaizng i dont like the ubisoft connect tho

Was bundled with other Rayman games.
The game entirely is not working, unless you want to install 3rd party tools and softwares and make accounts every time something goes wrong with Ubisoft or they simply feels like it.

It's a shame because this type of company model harms developers, games, and the customers who just want to be able to play what they bought.
Remove the 3rd party nonsense please. It's not worth going bankrupt over it.

I am frequently playing this game 4 player local co-op. It is supreme. The mechanics are great, the music is awesome and the pace is fast.

The game is amazing, especially the final level of each chapter. The music is fantastic, the platforming is excellent, and every time I play a level, I eagerly anticipate reaching the musical stage. If you haven't played it yet, don't wait buy it, hit the play button, and immerse yourself in the wonderful world of Rayman!

This is a great game that I play with my 6 year old daughter, and she loves it too