Amazing Learning Games with Rayman
In the box
- CD-ROM for DOS and Windows 95
In the game
- All three skill levels
- 12 activities, 180 levels, 1,800 questions
The first PC release of this game.
PC
Rayman Brain Games
Amazing Learning Games with Rayman, also released under different titles, is an educational video game developed and published by Ubi Soft. It is a spin-off entry in the Rayman series.
Platform
- Plays offline
- Yes
Overview
Amazing Learning Games with Rayman, also released under different titles, is an educational video game developed and published by Ubi Soft. It is a spin-off entry in the Rayman series. Players control Rayman, who must retrieve the Magic Book of Knowledge from Mr. Dark. The game features levels in mathematics and phonics involving spelling, word recognition, number recognition and arithmetic.
The game was distributed in different configurations and under different titles depending on the region and platform. The original educational content was divided into three difficulty levels corresponding to different age groups. In the United Kingdom, these levels were released as separate titles, under the names Maths and English with Rayman for MS-DOS and Windows and Rayman Junior for PlayStation. In the United States, in addition to the Rayman Learning Center series for MS-DOS and Windows, Amazing Learning Games with Rayman and Rayman Brain Games were released as single games combining all three difficulty levels.
Since its release in 1996 for MS-DOS and Windows, the game has been received mixed reception. Reviewers praised its experience, gameplay and visuals, though with common criticism being that it had sound and educational issues resulting in no educational impact on players.
Official trailer
Gameplay video. Watch on YouTube
Gameplay
Amazing learning games with Rayman (Første 20 min) (PC), Spillmuseet. Watch on YouTube
Screenshots
Game details
- Genres
- Platform
- Developer
- Ubi Soft Entertainment
- Publisher
- Ubi Soft Entertainment
- Series
- Rayman
- Platforms
- Windows, PlayStation
- Age rating
- ESRB EC
- Modes
- Single player
- Yes
- Local multiplayer
- No
- Online multiplayer
- No
- Co op
- No
- Age ratings
- ESRB
- EC
Release dates
| Platform | Region | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | North America | 2000-09-30 |
| Windows | Europe / PAL | 2000-12-15 |
Editions
Rayman Learning Center
In the box
- Three separate CD-ROMs, one per skill level
The same game split into three volumes.
Rayman Brain Games
In the game
- All three skill levels
The same game under its later US title.
DLC
Rayman Brain Games had no DLC.
Playable today
Playable offline todayYes
Single-player only, with no online features.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Ever released on disc | Yes, 1996 CD-ROM for DOS and Windows 95. |
| Ever released in the store | No Never sold as a download. |
| In the store to buy today | No |
| Can be downloaded again if you already bought it | Does not exist |
| Has online features | No Single-player only. |
| Online servers running today | Does not exist |
| Playable offline today: campaign | Yes |
| Playable offline today: local multiplayer | Does not exist |
| Playable offline today: online multiplayer | Does not exist |
| Playable offline today: DLC | Does not exist |
Online
Plays offlineYes
Staff and cast
- Staff
Role Name Developer Ubi Soft Publisher Ubi Soft Original production Michel Ancel, Frédéric Houde Producer Gérard Guillemot Gameplay design Serge Hascoët Characters and animation Alexandra Steible Backgrounds Éric Pelatan Lead programmer Olivier Couvreur Composer Daniel Masson
Credits
- Publisher
- Ubi Soft Entertainment
- Developer
- Ubi Soft Entertainment
- Released
- 2000-09-30
- Age rating
- ESRB EC
- Region
- US
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