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About Rayman Origins

Rayman Origins is a 2D action platformer developed by Ubisoft Montpellier the fourth major title in the Rayman franchise it serves as a sequel to the first trilogy, when the glade of dreams is overrun by the “nefurrious” Darktoons, the fairy council hastily calls upon Rayman to save the day to help him Globox, and two crafty wizards, the Teensies making up the most hilarious team of heroes to restore peace to the glade, or watch their beloved home vanish like a bad dream.

• Fifteen years since the initial release of the Rayman franchise, Origins brings back many of the classic characters revived in their original 2D form, as well as a whole new world of environments and characters.
• Step into the shoes of Rayman in the Solo campaign, or have three friends jump in at any time as one of the two Teensies. Players can leave anytime without affecting the other person’s progression.
• Origins contains 60 levels designed for all ages and playing styles. Unlock new abilities progressively and return to previous levels to discover new paths and secrets. Abilities Including swimming, diving, and the sensational “HairlyCopter”.
• Fight a giant pink monster with a hundred eyes, a possessed mountain golem, an evil daisy carnivorous plant, etc. Origins will put players to the test with these many challenging boss battles!

Rayman Origins Reviews

How much you get out of Rayman Origins ultimately comes down to whether you’ve played it already. 3DS isn’t exactly bursting with 2D platformers, so if you haven’t sampled the magic of Rayman Origins on another platform this is well worth picking up. However, it doesn’t compare favorably to the other versions and makes little use of 3DS’s unique abilities. A good, solid 2D platformer, it’ll still entertain and amuse in spite of its flaws.

nintendolife.com

There’s a great game struggling to escape the apparent confines of the 3DS here, but weak visuals and terrible sound make it a purchase only for those who can’t play it any other way.

pocketgamer.com