Rayman - Reception

Reception

Aggregate review scores
Game GameRankings Metacritic
Rayman (GBA) 85.06%
(JAG) 85.00%
(SAT) 85.00%
(GBC) 80.00%
(PC) 77.00%
(PS1) 75.00%
(DSi) 66.33%		 (GBA) 84
Rayman 2: The Great Escape (DC) 92.71%
(PC) 90.70%
(N64) 88.83%
(PS1) 87.23%
(PS2) 85.17%
(3DS) 64.96%
(NDS) 58.70%		 (N64) 90
(PS2) 90
(3DS) 61
(NDS) 58
Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc (GBA) 82.38%
(PS2) 80.04%
(PC) 78.31%
(GC) 78.08%
(Xbox) 76.91%
(X360) 68.58%
(PS3) 67.89%		 (GBA) 83
(GC) 77
(PS2) 76
(Xbox) 75
(PC) 74
(PS3) 72
(X360) 69
Rayman Origins (Wii) 91.27%
(Vita) 89.58%
(X360) 88.63%
(PS3) 88.07%
(PC) 86.60%
(3DS) 76.25%		 (Wii) 92
(Vita) 88
(X360) 87
(PS3) 87
(PC) 86
(3DS) 72

Since his debut in 1995 on the Atari Jaguar, Sega Saturn, PlayStation and PC, Rayman has become a popular and recognizable video game character over the past decade, along with his trademark lack of limbs and helicopter power, having appeared in several titles up for many platforms until the present day. Since the first game's release in 1995, the Rayman games have become highly successful and popular with many fans.

At the end of May 2010, as a result of rumors that Rayman creator Michel Ancel was leaving Ubisoft and the Beyond Good & Evil 2 project, fellow game designer and close colleague Nicolas Choukroun posted on Ancel's unofficial Facebook page stating that Ancel had instead moved into another studio to work on a new Rayman game. The game was revealed as Rayman Origins at Ubisoft's E3 2010 conference.


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