Ubisoft has revealed new details of the season pass for Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope alongside a great look at Rayman, who will be a playable character in the third DLC.

Rayman is heading to Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope and fans are hoping this leads to a resurgence of the Ubisoft mascot's career. Earlier today during the Ubisoft Forward presentation, it was ...

Besides Rayman himself, the two other characters featured in the game are Globox and Murfy. Each has a miniature figure to use on the board, but in the basic game they’re mechanically the same ...

Today, the Rayman in the Phantom Show releases as the last DLC for Sparks of Hope. This new addition introduces new mechanics, environments a new playable character: the beloved Rayman.

Ubisoft has confirmed it is working on a new 'Rayman' game. The platforming icon - which hasn't received his own title from the studio since 2015.

Ubisoft has confirmed to Eurogamer a new Rayman project is currently in the "exploration phase" at its Montpelier and Milan studios, following recent online reports that work has begun on an ...

Ubisoft’s beloved mascot Rayman is animated series Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix’s most surprising character and totally cool with the game maker.

The only troubling element of Rayman's revival is last year's controversial admission by Ubisoft that original Rayman creator Michel Ancel had been drafted in as a consultant.

Rayman Raving Rabbids Reburrowed is a fan made project aiming to reimagine the early adventure platformer version and concepts of Rayman Raving Rabbids and make a full experience of the game that ...

Ubisoft’s statement is in response to reports that it was working specifically on a Rayman remake with members from The Lost Crown team.Digital Trends confirmed Tuesday that most of the ...

Ubisoft’s statement came after Insider Gaming reported that a Rayman remake, codenamed “Project Steambot,” is in early development, and that former members of the Prince of Persia: The Lost ...

Rayman isn’t dead: against all odds, Ubisoft has started hiring for a “triple-A Rayman game” at the same studio that made Mario + Rabbids.