Ubisoft just delivered the ultimate nostalgia trip for platforming fans. During the latest State of Play broadcast, the publisher officially revealed Rayman Legends Retold, a massive reimagining of the critically acclaimed 2013 masterpiece. The grand reveal serves as the centerpiece for the franchise's landmark 30th anniversary celebration, marking the iconic hero's most significant return to the spotlight in over a decade.
Original Developers Return to Modernize a Masterpiece
The project is in incredibly safe hands. The development team at Ubisoft Montpellier, the creative minds behind the original 2013 classic, is leading the charge on this remake. The goal is to fully modernize the experience for a new generation of hardware while strictly preserving the distinct artistic charm, whimsical spirit, and tight gameplay that made the original one of the most praised platformers in gaming history.
Brand New Worlds and Fully Voiced Cinematic Adventures
This is far from a simple high-definition port. Rayman Legends Retold completely transforms the classic adventure by introducing gorgeous 3D visuals and an immersive new storyline. Players will leap, glide, and punch their way through vibrant, re-engineered environments brought to life with fully voiced cinematics and an expanded orchestral soundtrack.
On top of the nostalgic content, players will discover a mysterious, never-before-seen realm packed with fresh challenges. The package also features all-new rhythm-based musical stages, epic dragon rides, and the triumphant return of the chaotic, fan-favorite Kung Foot mini-game.
Four Player Couch Co-Op and Release Date Details
The legendary multiplayer fun is back and better than ever. Players can tackle the entire campaign solo or team up with friends via up to four-player couch co-op for some hectic, shared-screen madness.
Rayman Legends Retold is officially scheduled to launch on October 1, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Physical pre-orders are live right now at participating retailers for 39.99 USD, though official pricing for the Brazilian market has not yet been finalized by Ubisoft.