The Kickstarter campaign for Rayman: The Board Game has begun. It is set to end on October 9.
- Portal
-
RayWiki
RayWiki is the largest source of Rayman knowledge and a community encyclopedia. Whether you're looking for information or simply feel like contributing to this great project, do not hesitate to visit our wiki.
-
RayTunes
RayTunes is the one and only reference for Rayman music on the internet, with more than 30 GB of songs from the original game to Rayman Legends, including the Rabbids series.
-
RaySaves
RaySaves is the savegame archive for Rayman games, where you can download saves for every level in the original game, Rayman 3, and more games soon.
-
Rayfanpedia
Rayfanpedia is the community encyclopedia for Rayman fanworks. Read about the great projects fans are working on, or write about your own.
-
Discord
Join our Discord server to chat with other members of the community, get help, and stay up to date with the latest news and events!
- Latest posts
- Re: Rayman: The Board Game
-
I begin to see this is not the only situation where people have to advance their cash before products are developed and shipped and it's taking forever for those backers to have their products at their hands. I didn't know the Kickstarter Exclusives got available for other people too but perhaps if they wanted to change their mind, they could have at least created a bigger time interval between the availability of those said products so early backers would be less upset about that? Or they could have thought better on the subject before announcing them as exclusive items, especially in a reality where Rayman fans have been looking to the walls for many years without actual merchandising that's not exclusive to game fair events.Hunchman801 wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 10:51 am For what it's worth, a Flyos rep addressed the issue a couple days ago:
Belou wrote: Hello @everyone,
We’ve been closely reading your feedback since the launch of our new direct sales platform. We hear your concerns regarding the pricing and the presence of Kickstarter exclusives on the store, and we want to clear the air and be completely transparent with you.
Concerning the store pricing:
First of all, a massive THANK YOU for spotting this. Our website is currently in a Soft Launch phase. This is precisely why we rely on our day-one community's sharp eyes to catch these things. The current prices are actively being adjusted on the backend. Our philosophy has not changed: we absolutely want the best deal to always belong to our original backers. Thank you for your patience while we finalize the price tiers.
Concerning the Kickstarter Exclusives:
We completely understand why this caused some concern, and we want to share the two major reasons behind this choice:
Massive demand: Since the campaign wrapped up, we've received countless messages from players who discovered the project too late and were deeply hoping to get their hands on this content.
The economic reality: The geopolitical context over the last two years has caused an unpredictable explosion in the costs of raw materials, freight, and production molds. Offering these items on our store is a difficult but necessary strategic decision to help us absorb these massive cost increases, ensure we don't operate at a loss, and bring joy to latecomers in the community.
We are fine-tuning the store right now thanks to your feedback. Thank you again for being the pillar of this project and for helping us make the launch of FLYOS 2.0 as smooth as possible.
The team is here if you have any further questions!
I won't quote the company's name here, but I'm going through a similar situation where myself, and many other people, pre-ordered what they wanted an year and half already and we're all still waiting for everything to reach us. One of their arguments for the delay was also the geopolitical context and how that affected production of some items. While I understand this, I can't blame some people to start to lose their patience over a long wait when everyone paid upfront in the original time window they asked... I counted at least four delays and there's probably a fifth coming as I still don't have knowledge of anyone having received the first tracking codes this month.
- Re: My Rayman fanwork gallery
-
Gosh, it's true! I still think that Droolie had one of the most creative and interesting illustrations.Hunchman801 wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 11:01 am Actually, since Haruka mentioned her contest entry, you can see it here.
Man, did we get a lot of participation back in the days...
If I were to remake that illustration I did, it would look so much better today both in the lineart, the composition and especially the colour. I was still figuring out how to deal with watercolours at the time!
- Re: Rayman 2
-
I still believe that if it weren't for the whole team being forced to launch the game in 1999, we could have an even more polished game and perhaps having actual four different guardians and a forth Sanctuary. They still managed to pull out what's still in my opinion the best title in the series. Rayman 2 is a name I still consistently quote as having one of the most beautiful art directions for a videogame, an experience all platformer-genre fans have to try out at least once. The texture artists managed to give much life to the game in an era where 3D modeling had still its limitations. Not many games managed to provide the same result back then.Hunchman801 wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 11:10 am Even the original Rayman 2 isn't very consistent in that regard, probably because they had to rush its development. Either all four guardians (because there should have been four) should share the same design, or they should all have a different one, but this strange mix doesn't make a lot of sense. That doesn't prevent Rayman 2 from being a great game, but nobody's perfect, I guess!
- Re: Rayman Legends
-
Ладно, это звучит реально страшно.
- Re: Rayman Legends
-
Это невозможно без испытаний. У меня на ПК есть сохранение с 1,000,000 лумами (честно заработанными!), но так как я не играл онлайн - я навсегда "застрял" на 10 уровне крутизны.Goshion wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 11:39 am Ну, я вроде как на 100% прошёл Легенды... Просто так говорю.
Мне кажется, что самое сложное - достать 11 уровень крутизны. Это даже с испытаниями трудно, а как там нашим игрокам на PC без них... Не знаю даже
- Re: Rayman origins 2
-
Man, It's great. Really, That fangame is amazing...
- Re: NO LUMS?!?
-
Sorry, No Lums. I'm so sorry
- Re: Rayman Legends
-
Ну, я вроде как на 100% прошёл Легенды... Просто так говорю.
Мне кажется, что самое сложное - достать 11 уровень крутизны. Это даже с испытаниями трудно, а как там нашим игрокам на PC без них... Не знаю даже
- Re: Rayman Legends Retold
-
I think you're completely right about this, and it was probably never the intention for even Rayman to be his own species back then. I believe the concept was only introduced in Rayman 2, and the original game is a bit of an outlier in that regard anyway.Droolie wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 3:11 am I partly agree with you RayGamer99 - I also think many people took the limbless aspect of Rayman 1's NPCs a bit too literally. They're all just humans drawn in a quirky art style. Even Rayman himself, perhaps.
As for RayGamer's points, I can certainly agree about all those human tropes in the original trilogy, and especially in Rayman 3. However, the main difference for me is that they were just references here and there, while in Legends, they became the very universe the game takes place in. They are way more prominent, and also way more generic (the Shrek example is a pretty good one). That's a major shift for me, which I believe explains why Legends feels so out of place to so many people.
- Re: Rayman 2
-
Yeah, I also don't think Leguizamo was a good fit for Globox, like I said here a while ago.Haruka wrote: Fri Jun 12, 2026 4:53 pm I'm actually relieved that Leguizamo wasn't called back for Retold. I always think about Ice Age's Sid when I listen to the English R3 Globox, a real marketing move at the time for the North American audience. It's mostly because of him I've been playing R3 in French since the beginning of last decade.
Even the original Rayman 2 isn't very consistent in that regard, probably because they had to rush its development. Either all four guardians (because there should have been four) should share the same design, or they should all have a different one, but this strange mix doesn't make a lot of sense. That doesn't prevent Rayman 2 from being a great game, but nobody's perfect, I guess!Haruka wrote: Fri Jun 12, 2026 4:53 pm I do agree that for situations like Grolem 13 the game would benefit from a ground-up remake where a forth sanctuary existed with new puzzles and such. Foutch has the same topology of Axel but he was still distinct wih the face, colours and the fire abilities. I like to think that instead of a third pyramid-head character there could be a whole new design, or maybe one identical to Umber but more steel alike, given the location of the mask? I'm remembering how Rocky from R3GBA/N-Gage is very similar to Axel/Foutch and wears a steel bucket, but he doesn't seem to be able to do anything else other than hitting around and causing earthquakes to bring out fire from the soil.
Welcome to Pirate-Community, the largest Rayman community!
Latest news
Thu Sep 19, 2024 12:58 am:
by Hunchman801
by Hunchman801
Thu Aug 15, 2024 3:32 pm:
FLYOS Games have released an official trailer for the Rayman Board Game:
Kickstarter on September 17th!
by Steo
Kickstarter on September 17th!
Thu Aug 08, 2024 11:02 am:
It feels as though it was yesterday that Pirate-Community celebrated two decades of existence, and yet, here we are as our wonderful crew sails into its 21st birthday already!
This past year has not disappointed in terms of Rayman goodness, with the release of the much-anticipated DLC for Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope featuring the limbless hero, Rayman in the Phantom Show. Rayman's appearance in Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix was also welcomed by many as a refreshing if unorthodox take on this iconic character. Moreover, the announcement of Rayman: The Board Game, currently being developed by FLYOS, has us all eager to roll the dice and embark on new tabletop adventures.
However, official content is only the tip of the iceberg! Our community's creative spirit continues to shine brightly, with the second edition of Rayman Alive showcasing an array of impressive fangames, demonstrating the boundless talent within our ranks. A notable release this year was Rayman Expert, a modified version of the original game for those who crave a true test of their platforming skills. Expect devious level design, relentless enemies, and precision platforming that will push you to your limits!
Such talent and creativity are quite outstanding, and what better way to celebrate it—besides playing the games, of course—than to document it as thoroughly and extensively as possible? Enter Rayfanpedia, the wiki for Rayman fanworks, launched less than eight months ago and already boasting 169 articles about a wide array of fan games. Whether you're looking to read about those great projects or to write about your own, Rayfanpedia is the place for this!
Other notable events include SpeedRay 2024, the fourth edition of our annual speedrunning contest, which brought a fresh challenge with Rayman 2 and showcased the incredible skill of our speedrunners. Additionally, the unearthing of 68 prototypes of Rayman 3 for the Game Boy Advance, complete with extensive documentation, offered a fascinating glimpse into the development of a game originally meant to be an adaptation of Rayman 2.
Our community's dedication is reflected in the numbers: 23,125 messages were posted on the forum, adding to a total of 1,394,596: a testament to the lively discussions and shared insights that make our community so special! That's the most since 2019, and a pleasant reversal of the downwards trend endured by online forums across the board. RayWiki also saw healthy growth, with 177 new articles since last year, bringing the total to 6,282 across 8 languages and strengthening it in its mission to ensure that Rayman knowledge is accessible to fans worldwide.
As we mark this 21st birthday, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every member of Pirate-Community. Your passion, creativity, and unwavering support have shaped this community into the incredible space it is today. Here's to another year of shared adventures, exciting discoveries, and boundless enthusiasm for the world of Rayman.
Long live Rayman, long live Pirate-Community!
by Hunchman801
This past year has not disappointed in terms of Rayman goodness, with the release of the much-anticipated DLC for Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope featuring the limbless hero, Rayman in the Phantom Show. Rayman's appearance in Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix was also welcomed by many as a refreshing if unorthodox take on this iconic character. Moreover, the announcement of Rayman: The Board Game, currently being developed by FLYOS, has us all eager to roll the dice and embark on new tabletop adventures.
However, official content is only the tip of the iceberg! Our community's creative spirit continues to shine brightly, with the second edition of Rayman Alive showcasing an array of impressive fangames, demonstrating the boundless talent within our ranks. A notable release this year was Rayman Expert, a modified version of the original game for those who crave a true test of their platforming skills. Expect devious level design, relentless enemies, and precision platforming that will push you to your limits!
Such talent and creativity are quite outstanding, and what better way to celebrate it—besides playing the games, of course—than to document it as thoroughly and extensively as possible? Enter Rayfanpedia, the wiki for Rayman fanworks, launched less than eight months ago and already boasting 169 articles about a wide array of fan games. Whether you're looking to read about those great projects or to write about your own, Rayfanpedia is the place for this!
Other notable events include SpeedRay 2024, the fourth edition of our annual speedrunning contest, which brought a fresh challenge with Rayman 2 and showcased the incredible skill of our speedrunners. Additionally, the unearthing of 68 prototypes of Rayman 3 for the Game Boy Advance, complete with extensive documentation, offered a fascinating glimpse into the development of a game originally meant to be an adaptation of Rayman 2.
Our community's dedication is reflected in the numbers: 23,125 messages were posted on the forum, adding to a total of 1,394,596: a testament to the lively discussions and shared insights that make our community so special! That's the most since 2019, and a pleasant reversal of the downwards trend endured by online forums across the board. RayWiki also saw healthy growth, with 177 new articles since last year, bringing the total to 6,282 across 8 languages and strengthening it in its mission to ensure that Rayman knowledge is accessible to fans worldwide.
As we mark this 21st birthday, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every member of Pirate-Community. Your passion, creativity, and unwavering support have shaped this community into the incredible space it is today. Here's to another year of shared adventures, exciting discoveries, and boundless enthusiasm for the world of Rayman.
Long live Rayman, long live Pirate-Community!
Fri Aug 02, 2024 11:43 am:
The FLYOS Games community manager has shared some prototype photos of the Rayman Board Game, and is accepting feedback from users over on the r/Rayman subreddit!
"A few cards for Grand Minimus":

"Tokens on the board":

"Some of the game components":

by Steo
"A few cards for Grand Minimus":

"Tokens on the board":

"Some of the game components":

Fri Jul 05, 2024 10:57 pm:
People have voted between the different proposed dates, and after a month we can officially announce that the 19th Edition of Record Day will be held on August the 17th of 2024!
Bets, games, intense posting... It's a great opportunity to interact between the members of the forum and we're very sure you'll have a lot of fun. Hope to see you around!
by DaveRattlehead
Bets, games, intense posting... It's a great opportunity to interact between the members of the forum and we're very sure you'll have a lot of fun. Hope to see you around!
Tue Jun 04, 2024 9:08 pm:
Get ready for action, fellas! We're preparing the 19th Edition of Record Day, with the goal of posting as many messages as possible in 24 hours.
Members can choose one of the proposed dates between late July and early September. Let us know when will you be available!
We're sure you won't get disappointed with the experience, it will be a lot of fun
by DaveRattlehead
Members can choose one of the proposed dates between late July and early September. Let us know when will you be available!
We're sure you won't get disappointed with the experience, it will be a lot of fun
Mon May 27, 2024 2:02 pm:
Interested in Rayman 2 HD, the ambitious project to recreate Rayman 2 from scratch using the Unreal Engine? Then be sure to check out their brand new Discord server here!
by Hunchman801
Wed May 22, 2024 7:26 pm:
A new speedrunning contest is out! This time, submit a 100% speedrun of Rayman for the DSi and win up to €300. The contest has slots for both beginners and seasoned speedrunners. Details on how to participate can be found here.
by Hunchman801
Wed May 08, 2024 10:28 pm:
The Java applet game Globber, which has been lost media for years, has recently been found. As there was no access to the game, there was no recorded gameplay until now.
by DaveRattlehead
Wed Apr 17, 2024 12:22 pm:
A Rayman-themed board game has just been announced. It is set for release in the third quarter of 2024.
Check out the official website here, and come discuss it with other fans here!

by Hunchman801
Check out the official website here, and come discuss it with other fans here!

Who is online
In total there are 146 users online :: 4 registered, 0 hidden and 142 guests (based on users active over the past 5 minutes)
Most users ever online was 3065 on Mon Feb 03, 2020 5:23 pm
Registered users: Baidu [Spider], Bing [Bot], Google [Bot], Goshion
Legend: Administrators, Senior global moderators, Global moderators
Birthdays
No birthdays today
Statistics
Total posts 1470240 • Total topics 8805 • Total members 7423 • Our newest member rudust










