With "a dozen" music levels, Rayman Legends Retold doubles down on the best bit of the original game, and having played it I couldn't be happier

With "a dozen" music levels, Rayman Legends Retold doubles down on the best bit of the original game, and having played it I couldn't be happier Glory (Glo)box. I own Rayman Legends on six platforms. The game, a 2D platformer that launched back in 2013, initially released onto the PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii U and PS Vita. When Ubisoft announced Rayman Legends Retold, I was worried that whatever work the twinned studios of Ubi Montpellier and Milan would do would somehow undo whatever magic was woven into these levels 13 years ago - moving from pure 2D to 2.5D, after all, is enough to break the illusion alone.