Rayman Legends Retold Deluxe Edition is Ubisoft’s upgraded package of the classic revival, built to bring one of platforming’s most beloved games back for a new generation.
Revealed during Sony’s State of Play broadcast on Tuesday, June 3, 2026, the game reintroduces Rayman in a refreshed form across modern platforms including PC and console.
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But the real question fans are asking isn’t just about return—it’s whether the Rayman Legends Retold Deluxe Edition is actually worth the upgrade.
Rayman Legends Retold release date and platforms
Rayman Legends Retold releases on Thursday, October 1, 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, GeForce Now, Blacknut, and PC through Ubisoft Connect, Steam, and the Epic Games Store.
A classic rebuilt, not just remastered
At its core, Rayman Legends Retold isn’t simply a visual polish. Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan are rebuilding the 2013 classic with:
- updated 3D visuals
- fully voiced cinematics, and
- a brand-new narrative thread that expands the world of the Glade of Dreams.
Players reunite with Rayman, Globox, Barbara, Grand Minimus, and Murphy as they face a new shadowy force threatening chaos across multiple realms.
Alongside familiar levels, the game introduces a brand-new sixth realm designed specifically for this retelling.
Multiplayer wise, up to four players can jump into the entire campaign locally, competing for Lums or sabotaging each other mid-run. The return of Kung Foot also adds replayability with customizable rules and improved mechanics, reinforcing the game’s party-platformer identity.
This is still, fundamentally, a game built for shared chaos—and that hasn’t changed. What stands out most is Ubisoft’s intent: this isn’t nostalgia for nostalgia’s sake. It’s an expansion of lore, tone, and world-building layered on top of a proven platforming foundation.
What’s new in Rayman Legends Retold Deluxe Edition?
All pre-orders come with the Hoodlum Havoc Pack, which includes two costumes for Rayman and Globox inspired by Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc.
| RAYMAN LEGENDS RETOLD | STANDARD EDITION (US$39.99) | DELUXE EDITION (US$49.99) | LAUNCH EDITION – RETAIL ONLY (US$39.99) |
| Base game | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pre-order bonus | Yes | Yes | — |
| Rayman origins: Enhanced version | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Retro Pack | — | Yes | — |
| Art Gallery | — | Yes | — |
| Glade of Dreams Printed Map | — | — | Yes |
| Set of 3 Lithographs | — | — | Yes |
| Slipcase | — | — | Yes |
Players can expect:
- Reworked iconic levels from the original game
- Four brand-new musical rhythm stages
- Dragon-riding sequences and expanded “Cave of Trials” challenges
- Enhanced Kung Foot mode with new rules, power-ups, and controls
- A fully reimagined Glade of Dreams with new encounters and secrets
The soundtrack also gets a notable upgrade, blending classic themes with new compositions from Christophe Héral and Grant Kirkhope, giving the game a mix of familiarity and freshness.
Editions breakdown: What you’re actually paying for
Ubisoft is offering multiple versions in their store. The standard edition includes the base game plus Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition, which upgrades the original experience with 4K resolution, 60 FPS support, modern controls, and quality-of-life improvements.
The Rayman Legends Retold Deluxe Edition goes further, bundling:
- The base game
- Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition
- The Retro Pack with four character costumes
- An in-game art gallery
For collectors, the Launch Edition (retail exclusive) adds physical extras like a printed map of the Glade of Dreams, lithographs, and a slipcase, while the Deluxe Upgrade Pack expands digital content further.
Starting at $39.99, Ubisoft is clearly positioning the game as accessible—but the value depends on how much you care about cosmetics, extras, and nostalgia-driven content.
Is the Rayman Legends Retold Deluxe Edition worth it?
For returning fans, Rayman Legends Retold Deluxe Edition feels like a carefully crafted revival that respects the original while expanding its scope. The inclusion of Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition alone adds serious value, especially for players who never experienced the earlier entry in its best form.
However, if you already own the original and aren’t interested in cosmetics, extras, or replaying familiar stages with visual upgrades, the upgrade case becomes less clear-cut.
The real appeal lies in how much you value modern presentation, expanded lore, and co-op replayability. If those matter, Rayman Legends Retold Deluxe Edition looks like a strong return.
