Rayman Legends is a visually stunning, musically driven 2D platformer that finally gets the recognition it deserves on Steam with full achievement support.
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🔹Story Quality:
There’s not much story, but honestly, it doesn't need one. This is all about vibes, not narrative arcs. Minimal lore or plot — the gameplay is the focus. You’re not here for drama, you’re here to bounce off walls to a beat.

🎮 Controls:
Extremely responsive and smooth platforming. Some fiddling required to get DualSense to play nice.

🌍 Immersiveness:
The combination of animation, sound design, and rhythm-based levels pulls you into the flow. Every level feels like it was crafted to hypnotize you in the best way

⚔️ Difficulty:
Easy to get into, but tricky to master. Late-game levels and the time trials offer a nice spike.

🗺 Level Design:
Every level oozes creativity and rhythm. Musical levels alone are worth the price of admission.

🎨 Graphics:
Gorgeous hand-drawn art direction. One of Ubisoft's finest visual achievements.

🎵 Sound and Soundtrack:
One of the best soundtracks in modern platformers. Every musical level is a standout moment.

🕹 Gameplay:
Smooth, fluid, and addictively satisfying. A masterclass in level variety and pacing.

🐛 Bugs:
No major bugs found, but controller compatibility can be finicky.

⌛ Playtime:
~40 hours to 100% depending on skill, (Achievements and all)

🔁 Replayability:
Once 100% is achieved, there's little reason to return. Servers are down, so no more online challenges.

💰 Price:
I paid 6 AUD, an absolute steal for the quality and amount of content.

The Good Stuff:

✅Gorgeous hand-drawn visuals.

✅Tight, fluid platforming controls.

✅Unforgettable soundtrack.

✅Insane amount of levels and variety.

✅Full achievement support (finally!).

The Bad Stuff:

❌DualSense controller setup can be a pain.

❌Story is basically nonexistent (but who cares?).
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Conclusion
Rayman Legends is platforming perfection wrapped in stunning artwork and bursting with musical brilliance. With Steam Achievements finally added, there's no better time to dive into one of the best 2D platformers ever made—even if the online challenges are gone, the core experience is timeless.

Words can't describe how good this game is.

Probably one of the finest platformers of the 2010s. Definitely worth playing, the only way this game could be better is if that stupid Ubisoft launcher wasn't required to play it.


9/10 definitely playing again