Rayman: The Board Game just had its figures revealed by the tabletop company Flyos Games. The Montreal studio has shown off four detailed characters based off their Rayman Legends design: Rayman, Globox, Barbara and an adorable King Teensie.
The figures forRayman: The Board Gamethemselves are detailed and look directly ripped from the platformer series. Flyos Games has confirmed that they are all made with durable materials.
You’ll be using these figures in this one-to-four-player tabletop racing game. Flyos claims there will be “countless customization options” and “endless replaybility for the whole family.”
It will also have a second mode based on co-op, which lets you face against bosses that offer differing difficulties. One of the biggest barriers, at least for me, to board games are the endless number of rules you have to follow. Thankfully, Flyos says this game will be “easy to learn.” Rayman: The Board Game, despite being based on an Ubisoft property, will be looking for support on Kickstarter. It will launch in September 2024.
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Those keen on the tabletop scene may be familiar with the co-designer of Rayman: The Board Game, Maxime Tardif. He’s the creator of EARTH, the well-received board game with plenty of strategy as you try to build a new planet with plants and growth. It has an impressive 4.8/5 user score onAmazonas of the time of writing.
Rayman’s Been Quiet for a While
Despite being Ubisoft’s beloved mascot hero, Rayman hasn’t been getting much love over the past decade. He hasn’t received his own video game since 2013, Rayman Legends. Actually, it’s strange how this board game is based on a decade-old art style.
He has, however, received his own DLC instalment inMario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hopeand is in fact a playable character as he uses his helicopter hair and fists to defeat his foes.
Rayman was briefly teased during the latest Ubisoft Forward, He was placed inside a box of older franchises, including Splinter Cell. A character pulled out Prince of Persia from the box, so the French company could be teasing a Rayman reveal in the future. Additionally, it will be Rayman’s 30th anniversary next year, so who knows if Ubisoft is cooking up something. It recently launched a brilliant remaster ofBeyond Good & Evilwith a 20th Anniversary edition; perhaps it could do the same with Rayman 2: The Great Escape.
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