Combine that with the spectacular art design and graphics of the game, along with the catchy soundtrack and some hefty replayability as well, Rayman Origins is simply divine.

It truly is a living testament to the fact that games whose presentation is centered around beautiful, imaginative art design rather than pushing photo-realism, age wonderfully

Charming art style and amusing characters make this a very pleasant game, even as it gets brutally hard in later levels

The graphics for this game are simply phenomenal (especially at 1080p), with a cartoonish, whimsical art style that serves the game well

What can I say about this game other than it is fun, easy to pick up yet very challenging for completists, has a beautifully charming art style, humorous, and has silky smooth and simple controls

What can I say about this game other than it is fun, easy to pick up yet very challenging for completists, has a beautifully charming art style, humorous, and has silky smooth and simple controls

while this game has some impressive graphics and art for a side scroller, it just wasn't my thing.

As a series, the Rayman games have always been known for their whimsical imagination, beautiful art design, silly stories, lovely humor, and an overall saturation of pleasant FUN

The art is beautiful

Gorgeous and challenging levels, hilarious characters, amazing art and graphics

It's a top-quality 2-D platformer, with excellent level design, smooth animation and a beautiful art style, all in 1080p.

Great music, cool art, and fun gameplay

I didn't care for the character animation, which looked to me like the lovechild of bland Disney imitation and Adobe Flash, but a few friends of mine loved the character art and animation (to each their own)

This artwork is superb and ubi art created some great art

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The characters that you will play such as Rayman, Globox and the Teensies will gain unique abilities as they progress through the adventure, including swimming, diving, slapping, and the "HairlyCopter

A couple of later levels where you race through the stage as it falls apart could've been a lot more clear as to where you're supposed to be going instead of taking huge leaps of faith