Rayman officially made a return on the Switch and multiple other platforms last week with the release of Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition.
While many fans are glad to see this iconic video game character return, as highlighted by our colleagues at Push Square, some of them aren’t so happy about the original soundtrack getting swapped out for a “reimagined” version, composed by Christophe Héral (known for his work on Rayman Legends and Rayman Origins). There’s not even an option to toggle between the two albums.
Now, as reported by GamesRadar+, a Ubisoft employee has apparently responded to a fan suggestion about “adding an option to have the old music again” and claims “the proper team will have a look at this”.
Although there have been reports that future on work on the 30th Anniversary Edition wouldn’t be happening, as our pals at Pure Xbox highlighted, a Ubisoft employee on Reddit has supposedly “shot down” these claims. They noted how previous messages provided to customers was “likely a mistake” and have also reiterated how the company was already monitoring feedback about the OST and other issues.
So, hopefully, there’s still a chance of the original soundtrack by the main composer Rémi Gazel being added to this anniversary release in a future update. Although Gazel passed away in 2019, his name does appear in the 30th Anniversary Edition credits.
