I also played two of the newly-added Dragon Ride levels. These feature Rayman flying on a pudgy dragon while trying to save people and avoid hitting debris and other obstacles. Visually, these levels were amazing. It was neat to see the world via a truly 3D perspective. But actually playing these Dragon Ride levels was a pain. I ended up doing very, very poorly. My demo assistant told me a lot of people struggle the first time they play these fast-paced 3D stages. I’m not sure if he was just being nice or telling the truth.
Either way, I’m going to try to do better in those dragon levels when Rayman Legends Retold launches on October 1 on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2, and PC.