Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition

But, this game is also worth buying if you want to experience the true original gameplay experience of the original Rayman back from 1995.

Also it really lets you customise your play, you can play with any aspect ratio with any of the difficulty modifications you want, unlike sonic origins where if you wanted to play the original sonic games with the original lives system, you'd have to play in a 16:9 ratio which is really annoying.

The game is officially Steam Deck Verified, with its core functionality working through the handheld's controls and its interface remaining usable on the smaller display.

A reimagined soundtrack complements the anniversary presentation, while the availability of different historical versions allows players to appreciate how the audio and visuals varied between platforms.

The museum is excellent as always from Digital Eclipse, I like how many versions of the game are included (and the MS-DOS expansion levels), the presentation is pleasing, and the addition of accessibility options (save states, rewind, easy mode sliders) is always a nice touch for a brutal old game like this.