Rayman

The anniversary treatment shines here—over 30 levels means I kept finding new surprises even after a long session. Getting the Toons back felt properly rewarding, and it ran smooth the whole way through on handheld.

The 30 levels pack a surprising amount of variety, and the hand-drawn art style really pops on the small screen. I can finally play through that wild adventure during my lunch break, and the color palette is honestly gorgeous.

Been playing this on my commute all week and the vibrant colors on the handheld screen really pop, especially in the jungle levels. The fact that it's a full 30-level adventure for the 30th anniversary makes it feel like a proper celebration, and I love that I can pick it up for ten minutes or sink