Updated November 4, 2026. The Glade of Dreams has a new date. Ubisoft lists Rayman Legends Retold for December 3, 2026, rather than the originally announced October 1 launch. If you want a colorful shared-screen game for the holidays, the confirmed hook is straightforward: the full adventure supports up to four people on one couch.
Release date and platforms
Ubisoft lists PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2 for December 3. Its page also mentions GeForce Now and Blacknut cloud services. The game reimagines the earlier platformer with revised visuals, a retold story, voiced scenes, a new realm and musical stages.
How does four-player co-op work?
Ubisoft explicitly confirms local couch co-op for up to four players through the adventure, as well as solo play. That does not by itself establish online co-op. Steam currently displays a “Cross-Platform Multiplayer” feature label while Ubisoft’s own description emphasizes couch co-op and does not explain online matchmaking. Treat online play and cross-play as unresolved until Ubisoft clarifies how that store label applies. Steam Remote Play Together is not the same as native online co-op.
What is included?
Ubisoft says the standard edition includes the base game and Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition. Its Deluxe Edition adds a Retro Pack and art gallery. Those extras are optional; the confirmed four-player couch experience belongs to the main game. Check your platform’s storefront for regional pricing and edition availability.
Quick answers
When is Rayman Legends Retold coming out?
December 3, 2026, according to Ubisoft and Steam.
Is it split-screen?
Ubisoft calls it couch co-op for up to four. The game shares the local experience; platform-specific display details should be checked at launch.
Does it have cross-play?
Do not assume so. A Steam feature label creates a question, but Ubisoft has not described a cross-platform online mode in its game overview.
Sources: Ubisoft game page and FAQ and Steam listing. Details checked November 4, 2026.
