My kids been asking for this game for a while, so I finally got my hands on it! They love the game so much, they don't even think or ask for a new Christmas toy!

Challenging; Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics; Kid Appropriate

Rayman Origins was awesome, and this game is a nearly perfect sequel. The platforming is still solid, the graphics are still beautiful, and the game play is still outstanding. The only 2 complaints I have are I don't really like that they changed the level selection from a map to paintings..

Rayman may not be the most recognizeable classic era platformer mascot, but thanks to efforts by Ubi

Gorgeous Graphics; Fun Gameplay

Forced Touch Screen and Tilt Functionality; Many Elements Don't Measure Up to the Last Game

I passed on this game for my PS Vita when I heard it was coming for PS4. And I'm glad that I did its a lot better of course on the PS4. And that means a lot when trying to figure out want platform to buy it on.

I purchased this game since it was multiplayer for my son and the many kids that drop by frequently. Since Christmas it has only been played once because one of the kids had a character he didn't like and complained the ENTIRE time that the other kids threw in the towel and went back to Skylanders.

This game is perfect for single and multi-player. Great gift for the gamer in your life.

This app is great. It is a bunch of challenges updated weekly and daily. Its free so theres no reason not to get it, it has the same great gameplay from rayman origins. It even has the original demos. The challenges get saved as you play, so miss a day or week and you loosed those challenges.

Too weird. Too retro. Too French? Whatever the criticisms aimed at the Rayman series over the years, they were swatted aside by 2011's excellent Rayman Origins, a defiantly traditional 2D platform game that saw the limbless character celebrate his 16th birthday by blossoming from an awkward Gallic...

A gleefully old school approach; highly challenging; sublimely imaginative; fun for all the family

The difficulty can make you angry; there's no proper online mode; most of the characters are essentially the same; the story is twaddle

Once you get going it's almost as if you're getting into a rhythm. Rayman Legends , the sequel to the critically acclaimed Rayman Origins , was originally touted as being a Wii U exclusive due for release in March.

Challenges are fun; Decent visuals; Incredible audio; Solid pacing

Too easy; Very scripted; Loss of charm

is a wormhole, whisking Wii U owners back to November 2012 and a time when Wii U: The Incredible Promise had yet to make way for Wii U: The One Third Parties Don't Like Any More. Do you remember those halcyon days, when we sat on riverbanks composing romantic odes to asymmetric multiplayer?