
90
Simple to pick-and-play, pleasant to look at, fun to complete and cheaper than a deodorant and some toothpaste with a couple of toothbrushes, Rayman Rush is an unexpected surprise.
58
It certainly doesn't maintain the same level of quality as the main games in the Rayman series, but it can prove to be a decent diversion for a short period of time.
48
Too dull to make much of a splash. All you really do is run through the levels again and again, without feeling any sense of achievement when you unlock something new or win a race. [Playstation Max]
5
Take Rayman Arena, cut the entire fighting mode (thus making the length twice as less), add some annoying glitches, and you get Rayman Rush. I can give it credit for making new modes and having different track layouts, but that’s about it. You might have a fun time with it, but I personally didn’t find it all that interesting.
4
This might be the worst rayman game ive ever played its the rush version of the running parts of rayman arena at least rayman arena was decent this game is just plain garbage so many glitches found in this game
7
Honestly, this game has some charm to it. Sure it may be just half of Rayman Arena, but it's not bad for what it is. It's basically "Oh, you want Rayman Arena, but don't have a PS2, GameCube or Xbox?, here's at least half of the game for PS1". So it's alright for what it is.
Rayman Rush
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Mar 26, 2002
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62
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5.1
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90
Simple to pick-and-play, pleasant to look at, fun to complete and cheaper than a deodorant and some toothpaste with a couple of toothbrushes, Rayman Rush is an unexpected surprise.
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Rayman Rush will still provide several hours of not too demanding competitive gameplay amongst a cast of familiar characters in a suitably surreal and colourful background.
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Aug 24, 2017
7
Honestly, this game has some charm to it. Sure it may be just half of Rayman Arena, but it's not bad for what it is. It's basically "Oh, you want Rayman Arena, but don't have a PS2, GameCube or Xbox?, here's at least half of the game for PS1". So it's alright for what it is.
Jan 21, 2012
7
Average racing/platforming game. I dont know why they used the rayman name for this, but it was good fun. Aged by today's standards, but good fun! One of my first ps1 games
60
Rush ain't ugly; it's just rather unimpressive. [June 2002, p.103]
58
It certainly doesn't maintain the same level of quality as the main games in the Rayman series, but it can prove to be a decent diversion for a short period of time.
48
Too dull to make much of a splash. All you really do is run through the levels again and again, without feeling any sense of achievement when you unlock something new or win a race. [Playstation Max]
May 29, 2026
5
Take Rayman Arena, cut the entire fighting mode (thus making the length twice as less), add some annoying glitches, and you get Rayman Rush. I can give it credit for making new modes and having different track layouts, but that’s about it. You might have a fun time with it, but I personally didn’t find it all that interesting.
Feb 4, 2021
4
This might be the worst rayman game ive ever played its the rush version of the running parts of rayman arena at least rayman arena was decent this game is just plain garbage so many glitches found in this game
SummaryRayman's world kicks into multiplayer overdrive in this total competition crash course with the cast of Rayman 2. Smoke the competition on mind-bending racecourses, or spark up a lum-flinging firefight in the battle arena. And with 8 characters, 24 maps and up to 4 combatants, now Rayman's got more ways to reign supreme than ever.
Rated Efor Everyone
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- PlayStation
Initial Release Date:Mar 26, 2002
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