Future Rayman games
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Cairnie said:
I just found it, and it literally felt like I was observing a post-apocalyptic, uncivilized land of doom. There were two posts in threads today, and look what the most recent one summed up to be: http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/9991033023/m/4371071719
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Heh, typical, people still going on about 2006...RayFan9876 said:Cairnie said:
I just found it, and it literally felt like I was observing a post-apocalyptic, uncivilized land of doom. There were two posts in threads today, and look what the most recent one summed up to be: http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/9991033023/m/4371071719
Though we do have the odd one here though...
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Hey, you guys are going off topic. 
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Whoa, whoa, whoa! Hold your horses! What game is this? I must participate!Master4lyf1 said:
I've only been in an eight-player free-for-all RTS game at largest, which is already quite hectic in itself - but MASSIVE multiplayer... O.o I like!
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Rayman as an MMO? Just no. No. No.
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So a Rayman RPG is worse than the annihilation of the Human race?El Dango said:
Such Priorities!
Anyway, I think the best person to envision a Rayman game, is the person who was involved with Rayman from the beginning; Michel Ancel, but that's obvious.
However, I am curious on how a Rayman game would work if it was open like BG&E
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Mmm, I would think more Banjo-Kazooïe, or Banjo-Tooïe (mostly Tooïe). They are platform games, but with a large part of exploration (more than Mario 64).
I often compare Banjo-Tooïe with Metroïd, even if it sound strange.^^ In both of these games, the player has to go back to places he already visited, but with new powers so he can unlock some doors or obstacles. And there are also shortcut everywhere in Banjo-Tooïe.^^
A Rayman Game with an open world, and non-linear levels, with connections between them, could be a great concept.
It would gather platform (well, 3D platform), exploration, and fun.
I don't think it's better than linear platforming (It is just too different), but it can match with the Rayman universe.
But online multiplayer ? No, I really don't see the interest. :/ Even Rayman Origin is a one player game (with a coop mode), and in platform games, we don't really need to interacts with other characters/players. We cross obstacles, that's all !^^
I often compare Banjo-Tooïe with Metroïd, even if it sound strange.^^ In both of these games, the player has to go back to places he already visited, but with new powers so he can unlock some doors or obstacles. And there are also shortcut everywhere in Banjo-Tooïe.^^
A Rayman Game with an open world, and non-linear levels, with connections between them, could be a great concept.
It would gather platform (well, 3D platform), exploration, and fun. I don't think it's better than linear platforming (It is just too different), but it can match with the Rayman universe.
But online multiplayer ? No, I really don't see the interest. :/ Even Rayman Origin is a one player game (with a coop mode), and in platform games, we don't really need to interacts with other characters/players. We cross obstacles, that's all !^^