This game is pretty fun, but I didn't play Rayman when I was little, so I don't have the nostalgia effect. This game was originally going to be Rayman's origin story, but they changed the story. They never changed the name, though. This game also has NO replay value, so be warned.

I bought this for my son before on a different console and he enjoyed playing it, so I have bought it again for his new console. Both he and his sister enjoy this game. Their age range since they first started to now 8-13 and still enjoyable.

A tremendous platformer with a handful minor flaws that won't affect your enjoyment too much. New-gen features aren't worth upgrading for, though.

Exceptionally pretty; Generous and inventive; Near-instant loading times

New skins aren't too exciting; Controls still a touch skittish

Bought this game cause there is no games to play on ps4 and so far I am enjoying it. If you like plat former games buy this game I really recommend it.

Rayman Legends has been out for a while on last generation consoles and we have a review on the site already. However, a PlayStation 4 version of the game is now available and this review will focus on the differences between the two versions of the game, rather than on the game itself.

+Still a Great Game; +New Skins

-No Real Changes

Last September I was totally addicted to Rayman Legends on the PS Vita and just about the time I finally got that monkey off my back here it comes again, this time even more beautiful and addictive (how is that possible?) than before.  So what makes this game so darn addicting?

Ok I remember Rayman from back in the day. It was a ok game. Now, Rayman makes a return to help save the world. His world. Fight off the bad guys. Do jumps all different kinds of moves. This game is a great game.

Rayman Legends takes everything that was great about Origins, and using a combination of black magic and near faultless design, manages to make it better - but there's no reason to get it again if you've already played it.

One of 2013's greatest platformers is at its best on the PS4 and Xbox One. Those who have already completed a playthrough have little incentive to return, but it's a great value for anyone who hasn't.

Sheer volume of content; Impressive level variety; Fantastic visuals and music

Initially confusing interface; Murfy isn't always welcome; Chaotic co-op with three or more players

The best non-Mario platformer ever made and a stunning work of imagination, although it's no better or worse on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

Insanely inventive at every turn, with mountains of content that constantly one-ups itself; Superb graphics, amazing use of sound, and great co-op; Fantastic art design

Murfy's sections seem stilted and a little awkward without the GamePad, and are certainly less fun than the rest of the game; No online multiplayer