Rayman Origins Review

By Daniel Bischoff

He had no arms or legs. This is how he led a nation.



Well, Rayman doesn't actually lead a nation in his latest outing, but I'd certainly vote for him and his cabinet of cadres after the absolutely delightful Rayman Origins. But this begs some very specific questions:

Why did Ubisoft release this on the same day as their…

  • Platforming greatness
  • Rayman, center stage
  • Gorgeous 2D graphics
  • Replayability
  • Side-scrolling shooter levels
  • Couch co-op with two to four players
  • But no online?
  • Never frustrating, always exciting

10

Daniel Bischoff
Daniel Bischoff

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I attended San Jose State University and graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor's in English and a Minor in Journalism. I've been playing games my whole life and will continue to do so as long as they stay entertaining! Some of my favorite games include Team Fortress 2, Battlefield 3, Star Fox 64, Batman: Arkham City, Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, Counter-Strike: Source, Super Mario Bros. 3, Kirby's Dream Land, and the list goes on.

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