Ray Man Origins - Game Review

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Game Information
Format: PlayStation 3, Wii, Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360 (version tested)
Developer: Ubisoft Montpellier
Publisher: Ubisoft
Age rating: PEGI 7+
Released: Out now

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Synopsis
Rayman Origins is a comic adventure set in a lush 2D world brimming with unexpected secrets and outlandish enemies. The Glade of Dreams is overrun by the "nefurrious" Darktoons. The Fairy Council seeks Rayman's help to save the day. Rayman receives the aid of his best friend Globox as well as two crafty wizards, the Teensies. Together the world's most hilarious team of heroes sets out to restore peace to the Glade before their beloved home is destroyed. Rayman Origins supports four-player jump-in-and-jump-out co-op gameplay. The game offers a massive universe to explore, with more than 100 characters, 12 unique worlds, and more than 60 levels of platforming gameplay designed for all ages and play styles. Unlock new abilities and moves as you progress through the game. All members of your team will discover new unique abilities, including swimming, diving, slapping, and the sensational "HarilyCopter."

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Graphics:
The graphics of the game is really awesome and I also love the game. The graphics which are been used in the game are been developed by the Developers of the Ubisoft. The developers of the game are so talented that they have created the game such awesome game. The developers of the game have to create such a game that the user are been enjoying the game and also the game look attractive to play. There are many software which are available on the internet you can download then and make something interesting, even you can create a game but you should be capable of creating a good game as the developers of the Ubisoft are having it.

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Rayman Origins is a gorgeous, delightful and challenging platformer for all ages. It actually calmed my head from shooting in cod. The colours are so vibrant, they seem to bleed from the screen, the inspired use of primary hues and shadow lines crafting scenes of almost expressionistic beauty. Waterfalls cascade, lava bursts from volcanic craters, eerie plants with lengthy fronds wave in the breeze. The visuals can be frustratingly misleading at times, too, with an uncertainty between harmless background objects and dangerous barriers. Sometimes, there is just too much going on like a platforming version of a Terry Gilliam movie. It can all be overwhelming.

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Overall, the game is a feel good game and it is enjoyable for people of all ages.
Rating: 9/10