Time limits are the method non-skilled, lazy programmers use to make a game "challenging" if they can't figure out a fun way to do it

Well Rayman Legends lets you do that, and so much more in such a great fun way, that it reminded me of how much I enjoyed playing video games as a kid

There are sequences in this game that defy 2D platforming standards, in a REALLY good way

Each level gets progressively harder, so it is best to start at the beginning of one world and work your way through (rather than join a player mid-way through, unless you are very talented at these types of games, which I am not!)

With multiplayer levels is offer a great way to interact with others and can be a good time for parents to jump in with their kids and share time with them.

You work your way across various, imaginative terrain, freeing captives, collecting lumens and beating up monsters (in a very family-friendly manner).The twist here is that you have a collection of sidekicks to help you out

As our heroes make their way through the various levels, they learn new skills and tricks

Some speed run levels which require you to move as fast as you can to get to the end seem nigh impossible to get through in time (let alone once) to rescue all the Teensies at the end

It does have multiplayer co-op support as

This game is as close to flawless as it can get, and I didn't even mentioned the other goodies the game has in stock (Including unlockable costumes for characters, various challenges you can participate in, and even a minigame titled Kung Foot)