There's only two good things about this game, the costumes, and the scratch tickets, but the rest of the game is bollocks, first off, the teensies, you have to collect these STUPID teensies or else you won't progress through the game, second off, the level design, the level design is so overly complicated that I died most of the time, and finally, the level with three teensies, THESE LEVELS FORCE YOU TO RUN AND ENEMIES AND SPIKES ARE ALL OVER THE PLACE, That's all

I played this game back on the Wii U and playing it again on Switch, it’s still a fantastic 2D platformer. This was my first Rayman game and what an introduction. It also includes pretty much all the levels from Origins. If you haven’t played it, I would recommend.

Rayman Legends’ levels are a major standout. They’re incredibly creative and full of unique ideas that set the game apart from most other platformers. The music is another strong point, especially the music-based stages. Those levels are some of the most memorable platforming sequences I’ve ever played. My biggest issue with the game is the floaty movement of Rayman and the lower skill ceiling. I tend to prefer platformers where characters feel heavier and more grounded, like Celeste or the Donkey Kong Country games, rather than Rayman’s ultra-floaty physics. I understand that preference plays a big role here, but it’s simply what I’m more accustomed to and what feels better for me. I also feel that the game doesn’t offer as high of a skill ceiling as many other platformers, which is a big part of what makes the genre so replayable. I might be wrong, I'm not familiar with the Rayman Legends speedrunning scene, but I also don’t feel the same drive to speedrun it as I do with other 2D platformers. In that sense, I’d compare Rayman Legends to Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Both have great levels and a steady flow of new ideas, but they’re the kind of games I’d need a couple years away from before replaying. Overall, it’s a very fun game, just not one I see myself returning to constantly.