Here's what they say:
I'm not sure how credible this is, but Insider Gaming and Tom Henderson have a pretty good track record from what I've heard. Some things seem a bit weird with this story, but it doesn't seem unlikely that Ubisoft Milan would have pitched a Rayman game after finishing Sparks of Hope. But how does this align with most of the lead staff from the studio leaving Ubisoft this year?Per our sources close to the situation, the unannounced Rayman Remake is under development with the codename ‘Project Steambot’, and it’s being pieced together by a team located primarily at Ubisoft Milan. This studio has directly contributed to the creation of more than two dozen Ubisoft games over a twenty-year window.
Our sources have also confirmed that Michel Ancel, the creator of Rayman (and other franchises like Beyond Good & Evil), is in place as a consultant. This has raised some concerns among team members, least of all because Ancel found himself embroiled in a ‘toxic leadership’ debacle pioneered by a French news outlet in 2020.
That is enough to have cast a less-than-popular light on the Rayman Remake project internally at Ubisoft, even if Ancel is only on board from a consultancy perspective.
It has been estimated that around a dozen developers from the disbanded Prince of Persia team have migrated to work on the Rayman Remake. Elsewhere, other developers have pivoted to work on Beyond Good & Evil 2 and the next Ghost Recon title.
Edit: A second source, a known leaker, has come out to say it's a 3D game coming to the Switch 1 and other consoles!
UPDATE
Ubisoft has confirmed that they're bringing back Rayman! Source.
“We are pleased to confirm Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan have recently started an exploration phase on the Rayman brand,” a spokesperson for Ubisoft told Kotaku in an email. “The project is still in its early stages, and we will share more details later.”
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“As creator of the Rayman brand, Michel Ancel is being consulted to ensure consistency within the universe,” the Ubisoft rep told Kotaku.






