Rayman Revival on the Cards as Ubisoft Job Listing Surfaces

Ubisoft is Currently Developing a New Rayman Game with a Aaa Budget.

As a publishing giant, Ubisoft holds the keys to numerous beloved franchises that have unfortunately become dormant. One prominent example is Splinter Cell, a series that has seen strong fan demand but has yet to make a proper return. For the platforming genre, fans have been eagerly waiting for a new Rayman instalment following the critically acclaimed Rayman Legends. And according to the company, something new may be coming.

Ubisoft’s statement in 2024, in which the company expressed its intent to explore the revival of the Rayman franchise in collaboration with Ubisoft Milan and Ubisoft Montpellier, now appears to be more than just business talk. Concrete steps toward making this revival happen have started to surface.

The clearest indication comes from a job listing — now taken down — that revealed the commitment to a project. The listing, posted by Ubisoft Milan, the team behind the Mario + Rabbids series, specifically mentioned that they were hiring for a new Rayman project. Even more exciting is that the upcoming title is confirmed to be a AAA-budget game, suggesting a full-scale production and a major release.

Ubisoft Milan is currently seeking a 3D Gameplay Animator and a Senior Game Designer to work on this mysterious new entry in the Rayman franchise. While the job descriptions do not provide detailed insights into the game’s mechanics or direction, the recruitment itself is a strong signal that development is underway.

Rayman was first introduced in 1995 by Michel Ancel, swiftly becoming a beloved platforming series that is known for its innovative approach and vibrant visuals. Although there is still much we don’t know about the project, including its gameplay style, platforms, or release window, this news alone is likely to reignite excitement among fans of the iconic limbless hero.

After years of silence, the titular Rayman may finally be preparing for a long-overdue comeback.

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