Finish Rayman Legends

Hand-drawn 2D platforming with four players; Ubisoft's art team let loose.

A hero with no arms or legs against a pirate occupation; the 3D platformer that made the leap cleanly.

Hand-painted 2D worlds and a difficulty curve that stopped a generation; Michel Ancel, 1995.

Five power-up costumes and a running commentary of jokes; the last of the 3D Raymans.

A Metroidvania with time powers and a map you annotate; Ubisoft Montpellier again.

Rewind time, run along walls and the Prince who narrates his own mistakes.

The dark sequel: the Dahaka hunting the Prince through a time-split island fortress, with a nu-metal soundtrack.

Babylon under siege and the Dark Prince arguing inside his head; the end of the Sands trilogy.