Why did the Rayman series die? Also discuss your favorite Rayman game and favorite fairy.
Why did the Rayman series die? Also discuss your favorite Rayman game and favorite fairy
Colton Peterson
Isaac Green
Grayson Sullivan
I loved origins but legends was pretty shit
Also rayman is one of those games you never play again when you complete it
Landon Price
Personally I like Annetta Fish but they're all great. Unfortunately there's hardly any content for her. Or the rest for that matter.
Agreed totally. Origins expects you to full clear it in order to actually finish the game, so once you've beaten the final boss there's really nothing else to do besides start over with a friend.
Connor Cooper
somebody post it
Angel Robinson
It didn’t die. Rabbids is thriving.
Grayson Rogers
Evan Campbell
I thought Legends had better levels, but I liked the actual story that Origins had, no matter how minimal it was, it just made the game feel cohesive. With Legends it was like they had bunch of random ideas for worlds and then decided to just stick them in with no regards to how they worked together.
Origins played like complete, realized entry instead of a (admittedly very good) level package. Not to mention that the finale was an absolute masterpiece.
Nathaniel Barnes
It died because the games don't sell well and the creator does other projects so not to burn himself out, I'm guessing.
Wish they could do a remake trilogy or something already and just have Ancel supervise the development of it.
I don't really have a favorite fairy but I guess if I had to pick, Helena (I think that's the blonde one) or Betilla
>legends was pretty shit
It really wasn't, great level design, lots of replay value with the daily/weekly challenges, and it fleshed out some of the ideas from Origins while including about half of its stages remade
Andrew Parker
I guess I can agree with that, but both games have such a disposal story that I don't mind the almost complete lack of one in Legends.