The other modes in this game include a fantastic touch based mode where you play Rayman Legends in handheld mode and use the touch screen and motion controls. It can be a real challenge but its so much fun! There are a ton of other modes to explore in this game too and you should really do that. You have to run, jump and slide through these levels quickly. I will talk about the music of this game more later, but for now, I just want to mention the insanity of these levels. My favorite of all the levels you run into is the special musical levels. There are so many challenges and fun suprises to be found in Rayman Legends! Each and every level in this game is so different from the other.

When you jump into a level, you just never know what you’ll find. The level design in this game is incredible. As I write this, I’m thinking a bit about Super Mario 64, but when you play Rayman Legends, you don’t think of that game at all. This has you jumping into paintings that take to different worlds and each world has its own level paintings for you to jump into. The main mode that you’ll play is the story mode. There are a ton of modes in Rayman Legends Definitive Edition.

Thankfully, everything else about this game more than makes up for its lack of story. However, this game is a platformer so I didn’t expect much. People and places are in danger and Rayman must save them is what the story boils down too. Rayman Legends doesn’t have much of a story. If you’ve read my preview articles, then you have a sense of how much I love this game! Let me tell more about why you should buy this game right away. I had played the Switch’s Rayman Legends demo, so I knew that the game played well on the Nintendo Switch, but I was not prepared at all for the full Rayman Legends Definitive experiance. Then Ubisoft sent us a review code for this game and our editor-in-chief, Adam Roffel, decided I should do the review. I played the demo, but I just never got around to playing the full game. I never played the full Rayman Legends game on the Wii U.

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