Rayman® Forever

for some reason instead of the windows 95 version this is the dos version, which lacks the intro cutscene and the music from the win9x/Psone version of the game making this an overall inferior experience. refunded

This is a really good game but I feel like I should mention that this is the pc version of the game, they didn’t change anything that’s how the game was like in pc when it came out, if you want the PlayStation version with the music just but the game on your PlayStation or use an emulator.

One one hand Rayman is an absolutely timeless game, and this is the cheapest that you're going to find a legit copy of the DOS version. On the downside, one of the most timeless aspects of Rayman is the soundtrack, and unfortunately this version does not include it. The music is such an important aspect of the game's atmosphere that levels can feel empty without it. It's still Rayman, so it's definitely still worth a purchase, but I can't give this edition a perfect score without the soundtrack. Buy a physical copy of the original release if you're serious about getting the full experience.

It seems that the French developers knew very early on how to make perfect 2d platformers (Rayman) and 3d Action Adventure games (Little Big Adventure 1&2)! This game has absolutely wonderful graphics with that mid 90's chunkiness. Prepare to have your ass handed to you after the first world, and a PSA for anyone who hasnt played this game before, You HAVE to complete EVERY level 100% before youre allowed to go to the final level. This version of the game comes with the level editor and other custom levels, at the expense of not coming with the full soundtrack in its music folder. This can easily be remedied by installing the full soundtrack and copying it into Rayman's Music folder. Here is a link to the music: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_HAsjQRA3-kUlVxNXpVdk04QjQ/view

Upon launch, the game seems like its good ol' self. But as soon as it's played the lack of the original soundtrack is indeed noticeable, and it really is a shame. This doesn't only affect the background music, but also some sound effects that are either cut short or missing frequencies. Furthermore, the levels are not entirely the same. The way they are organized differs, and some, like the first Bongo hills level has details which i haven't previously encountered when playing the original PS game. The game is still fin to play, as it is a great game, but the missing music, which is a huge part of the experience, is detrimental to the enjoyment.