Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition Is Real, and It Launches Tomorrow on PS5

Yeah!

by Stephen Tailby 3 hours ago

After some leaks and rumours, Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition has been officially announced.

Developed by Digital Eclipse, the game is a retro collection that gathers together various different versions of the character's first adventure.

It launches digitally tomorrow, 13th February 2026, while a physical launch is planned for June this year.

The collection of course includes the PS1 original, but also included are the versions from MS-DOS, Atari Jaguar, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance.

On top of these, there's a "reimagined" soundtrack, 120 extra levels, and even a playable version of the long-lost SNES prototype. This really is something for the fans.

This being a Digital Eclipse game, there's also a documentary of sorts to enjoy, containing interviews with some of the original developers as well as artwork and design documents.

Are you looking forward to checking out Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition? Tell us in the comments section below.

Stephen has been part of the Push Square team for over six years, bringing boundless enthusiasm and a deep knowledge of video games to his role as Assistant Editor. Having grown up playing every PlayStation console to date, he's developed an eclectic taste, with particular passion for indie games, arcade racers, and puzzlers. He's also our go-to guy for Sonic-related matters, much to his delight/chagrin.

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VeldinX
2 hours ago

Day one for me. One of the defining games of my childhood. ❤️

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jFug
2 hours ago

Is it sad that this was in my Top 3 announcements from the SoP?

I grew up on Rayman 1 and I’m so excited to not only play this again but get the physical copy when it releases. 😊

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AinsleyE
2 hours ago

When I boot this up and I hear that amazing score... it's going to be glorious!

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SleepyNick
2 hours ago

I am so ready to not be able to beat this game again, even with unlimited lives.

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SuntannedDuck2
2 hours ago

The interviews and behind the scene stuff is cool.

The problem is offering more lives and other cheats or emulation tweaks, DOESN'T FIX THE LEVEL DESIGN OR DIFFICULTY Ubisoft. So I'm not going to buy this when it's already baked into the game. You can beat it if your good enough but I'm not so I've no interest and I'm not buying a game for just the bonus content.

Redemption the fan reworking is a better version. Or just skipping the game entirely as well is an option.

I'm glad they are offering it but I already played it via PS Classic so I'm good.

I have plenty of 2D and 3D platformers I'd rather play but access to the original again is nice.

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KayFiOS
2 hours ago

On one hand, I'm glad that Ubisoft is finally acknowledging some of its legacy IPs, and I want to show my support for that, especially since I've never finished Rayman 1. On the other hand, I don't want to support Ubisoft...