Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition 1.1 update announced, patch notes

Ubisoft and Digital Eclipse today announced a new version 1.1 update for Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition. The release is expected around early to mid-April.

The patch will include a few quality of life additions and improvements. Several fixes are also planned throughout the entire package.

The full rundown is as follows:

Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition 1.1 update announced, patch notes

Quality of life additions and improvements

• IMPROVED: The legacy save game systems are no longer affected by selecting “Reset Game” from the escape menu.
• You can now create and access the legacy save game profiles, and each profile now has a separate progression.
• Added an option to deactivate the Rewind feature (via the options menu)
• IMPROVED: Rewind feature is now more fluid

General Fixes

• FIXED: An issue leading players to lose their game progress when playing the PSX / Jaguar / DOS versions.
• FIXED: An issue leading to sound effects being triggered later than intended, especially after using the rewind feature.
• FIXED: Gameplay “choppiness” induced by using screen refresh rates higher than 60Hz. (If you continue encountering the issue, we advise setting your monitor to 60Hz refresh rate)
• FIXED: An issue leading to images not appearing when browsing the in-game timeline within the “History” section
• FIXED: An issue leading to a crash when pressing two buttons simultaneously on the Jaguar version. (The issue persists when playing the SNES prototype on PC only)
• FIXED: An issue preventing a Ting from disappearing when collecting it in the Timeline section of the game
• FIXED: An issue preventing the HIDE UI option to work as it should in the “History” section of the game
• FIXED: Various music-related issues when playing the Jaguar version
• FIXED: Instances of overlap between subtitles and speaker names when watching documentary videos
• FIXED: Sound volume option in the game version menus was not adjusting music and victory celebration volumes accordingly. (Restarting the game resets the option, however).

Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition is currently out digitally on Nintendo Switch. A physical release is coming soon – we have details about that here.