It seems like all of the strengths of a good platform game are present with auto side scroll speed levels, controlled falls, awkward jumps, death from above.
You want bang for your buck you’ve definitely got it here.Īs mentioned the level design is borderline genius and can be some of the most challenging experiences you’ve ever had with a controller. For a title that is only asking for $50 (yeah I know it’s only 10 bucks cheaper than normal but it’s worth it) of your hard earned dollars you are getting an absolute ton of content. Rescuing Teensies, collecting lums and unlocking other characters, creatures, paintings, levels… the list really does go on and on. Summing it up though, Rayman and his pals are woken up after a 100 year slumber to rid the Glade of Dreams of its invading Nightmares… ta da, there’s the story! The game play speaks for itself and tells its own story as you advance through some of the cleverest level design I’ve ever seen in a platformer. Of course I’m assuming that you have at least some idea about the game at this point but if you don’t you can check out our original Xbox 360 and PS Vita reviews for more information. A challenging game with stunning amounts of content in a brightly coloured and thoroughly entertaining package Rayman makes the next gen leap in style. A platforming gem it received amazing critical scores for its sheer amount of content and it’s harder than you might think difficulty levels. You’d likely have to be living under a rock if you haven’t heard of Rayman Legends up until now. While the game itself is largely the same as its predecessors it still manages to stand out with an extra bit of shine that past gen consoles couldn’t quite achieve and is well worth your time if you haven’t played it yet.
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From the Wii U to the Vita to the PS3 and Xbox 360 we now have the inevitable port to the PS4 and Xbox One. It seems as if Rayman Legends is the little game that just won’t quit.
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