Ubisoft has pushed back the release of Rayman Legends Retold by a few weeks, shifting its launch to align with a busy October schedule filled with new video game releases. Despite the delay, the publisher gave a preview of the remake during a press event streamed using PARSEC technology, allowing journalists and fans to see the game in action. Rayman Legends Retold is based on a well-regarded original game, though initial impressions of its artistic direction were mixed. After a second round of testing, players became more confident in the 3D approach, noting that the updated camera movements filled a technical gap compared to the original version. The remake includes new levels with refined gameplay mechanics and interactions, including the use of Murphy, a character originally designed for the Wii U's GamePad. While playing Murphy on traditional controllers can feel awkward, testers found they could eventually master the character in familiar areas, though new environments posed more difficulty. During the preview, players experienced a musical level set to the song "Macarena" by Los del Río. The level was described as requiring rhythmic timing, anticipation, and precision. A new boss battle featuring Rayman against a wrestler was also demonstrated, with players needing to learn and memorize attack patterns to succeed. However, the new version of Kung Foot, a key gameplay mechanic, was not tested during the event. The absence of online multiplayer remains a question, though local multiplayer support has been confirmed. In addition to Rayman Legends Retold, Ubisoft announced Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition, which will be released separately. Rayman Origins, originally released for the PS3 and Xbox 360, will return with graphical upgrades and new content, including relics, characters, and costumes. The enhanced version will be available on current consoles more than fifteen years after its initial release, marking its fifteenth anniversary on November 24, 2026. The enhanced edition will be a standalone product, with its own launcher, files, and installation, separate from the Legends remake. The gameplay of Rayman Origins remains as smooth as ever, with a simple control scheme and a soundtrack that continues to shine. The cooperative component will be fully retained, though no online multiplayer mode is currently planned. The game also introduces assistance options for less experienced players, although these were not tested during the preview. Rayman Legends Retold is expected to launch on December 3, 2026, with the final version to be tested before release. Both Rayman Legends Retold and Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition are seen as strong tributes to the long-standing legacy of the Rayman franchise.