Rayman Legends review

Rayman Legends is the friendliest group game on this list. Ubisoft sends Rayman, Globox and the Teensies through a set of paintings into five worlds, from a towering beanstalk to Mount Olympus, where you rescue kidnapped Teensies and find secrets. Up to four players can join on one screen, and Kung Foot adds a local versus mode for breaks between levels. The musical maps, where jumps and punches land on the beat of rock and salsa tracks, are its most memorable idea, and Steam shows a Metacritic score of 89. It finishes tenth for practical reasons. At $29.99, it costs twice as much as Hollow Knight. Its English Steam reviews are 86% positive, the lowest share here, from a much smaller base of about 4,400. Steam does not list full controller support for it, and it is Windows only. For families who want a bright co-op platformer, it remains a good choice.

Who it is for

Families and friends who want a bright, approachable platformer to play together on one screen.

Price

$29.99 one-time purchase on Steam (US store).

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Key features

• 5 worlds, from a beanstalk to Mount Olympus
• 4-player local co-op
• Musical levels timed to rock and salsa tracks
• Boss battles
• Kung Foot, a local versus mode

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Up to four players on one screen
• Strength: Musical levels add variety
• Strength: Metacritic score of 89 on its Steam page
• Weakness: Lowest Steam review ratio here: 86% of 4,376 positive
• Weakness: Steam does not list full controller support
• Weakness: Windows only, with dated system requirements

Key facts

• Developer: Ubisoft Montpellier
• Price: $29.99
• Steam reviews: 86% of 4,376 (English)
• Released: September 3, 2013
• Local players: Up to 4

Where it ranks

Rayman Legends is No. 10 in our Best 2D Games verdict.