A hand-drawn platformer bursting with life and music.

The gut ranking doesn't show up here, so let's read the details, and they're sharply split. Attachment leads, ahead of 91% of all games, and the feel in hand follows high, ahead of 81%. But around that, it drops: art direction at the bottom, ahead of only 15% of titles, the desert island lower still at 13%, fun and soundtrack in the middle. There's the surprising paradox: people get attached and find it lovely to play, yet its style and music, both widely praised, don't stand out at all here. A tension worth noting, on few votes for some criteria, so take it with caution.

Among platformers, Rayman Legends is a genre benchmark, that blend of precision and visual whimsy, where many struggle to pull off both. Still, the profile doesn't do justice to its look.

So, who's it for? For you if you want a joyful platformer you bond with fast, solo or with friends. A lot less if you pick it first for its art style, that's not where it shines in the voters' eyes.