Rayman Gold

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Rayman Gold
Rayman Gold box art for the PC
Developer(s) Ubisoft
Publisher(s) Ubisoft
Release date(s) Japan 24 February 1998
United States of America 22 October 1997
European Union 24 February 1998
Genre(s) Platformer
Mode(s) Single player
Rating(s) ESRB: Everyone
Platform(s) PC
Media CD-ROM

Rayman Gold is an updated version of the original Rayman game developed by Ubisoft for the PC. The package contains both the original levels, as well as a new Rayman Designer feature, a level editor that allowed players to create their own levels and share them via the internet. Other new features for Rayman Gold include new objects, 24 brand new levels, the objective of collecting 100 Blue Tings before completing a level, colored Tings that have special effects, and a timer that shows the player how fast he or she is completing the game.


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