i’m new to the rayman fandom- having gotten into the series around 2020’s december, but i’ve been on a rayman kick since and gotta say coming across your fan game for the first time and looking into it: this is amazingly cool and something i’m surprised to see is still being lovingly worked on. stay safe. ❤️
Adsolution, you are the God of this decade. I'm following this project since the beginning and as a BIIIIIIIIIGGGGG Rayman fan and a 3D artist, I can only salute you. Thank you for still working on this project and showing us some updates !! Edit : Adsolution and the person who re-edited the Rayman Redemption game are my heroes.
I mean we obviously have to think of Metal Gear Rising at this point! And yes, I actually thought of having one effect where, kind of like Reflux, an enemy or object could freeze in their current pose and shatter into real chunks.
Amazing tech, though makes me go "why tho". Rayman as a game never was based on physics simulations. But if you can make that work, make sense and be fun without jeopardizing the game's other mechanics and plot - I'm more than interested.
Rayman games have always brought something interesting to the table in their design, and have always been somewhat technically impressive. 3D platformers were a mainstream AAA genre at one point, but were replaced by other genres that cared more about pushing actual gameplay technology in the early 2000's. I see no reason why platformers can't be mainstream again if they cared about stuff like this, because it opens up a plethora of gameplay possibilities and replayability. Plot-wise, it emphasises his power in the feel of the game - he's a small guy who packs a huge punch, and he's cunning, using the environment to his advantage to help take out his enemies. Also, there's nothing quite like a little cinematic sequence of seeing something dynamically demolished in front of your eyes - and that goes along with Rayman 2's goal of "feeling like an action movie".
@@rayfan9876 This made me wonder, will Rayman be more of a calm and collected guy during combat or a slightly cocky one?, Michel Ancel wanted to showcase that aspect of Ray's character in Rayman 2 but forgot about it because of focus on environments of the game.
@@pawenewman138 Rather calm/shy and more in the zone actually - too many cocky/goofy cartoon heroes lol. Though I was going to have his facial expression change depending on what's happening (less dynamic, more manually guided in the level design for story purposes).
@@rayfan9876 Yeah, there are definetely too many of them, and sometimes their cockyness and silliness can take away from overral tone while also making these chars annoying, Sonic in Forces is a good example.
RE: goofball main characters -- I think that's because they're designed to appeal to kids, and many kids' cartoons main characters are _exactly_ like that. It's a trope that people think kids enjoy. Considering how widespread it is, I guess they're right (market probably wouldn't cater to something that doesn't sell). Although I wonder if kids also wouldn't enjoy a super cool dude instead??
Yep, all for the game :) And not a lot of it. It's been many years since a lot of the old ones and they could use an overhaul - I like many of the pieces themselves still though
@@rayfan9876 Then I can't wait to see how you're gonna make them better! Because they still hold up very well honestly, you could tell me some of them are from a third Ori game I would believe it.
PhysX yep, though it's still a fully-integrated CPU engine as well, so you only lose GPU acceleration (which I'm not even sure Unity makes use of - I'm not here).
Hey, Adsolution i see youve done alot of soundtrack work on this game and im a musician myself and was wondering if you needed help with anymore of the Soundtrack, i would be doing it free of charge btw
@@rayfan9876 How about we call it a Patreon for your amazing UA-cam content or original music you share? You still get paid for making a Rayman game, just not as obviously :D
@@lunaticdancer4596 Although I really like the idea, the legality of it is rather fuzzy (as I've heard other content creators discuss). Needs a proper lawyer taking a look at it to see if that's alright!
@@rayfan9876 Agreed; it's legally a very dark-grey area and I simply wouldn't risk it, or feel good about accepting the money, no matter how much people want to thank us for it. On top of that there are also more people (including myself) who work on this thing together with Ads, so would it be fair to only pay one person? Obviously Adsolution is putting the most effort into the game, but... 🤷 Just keep your money. We already know you all really love our work. 💕
You should pitch this idea to Ubisoft tbh. If you can just get in contact with someone that works there, which is a lot easier now thanks to discords actually having staff from a bunch of companies.
@@AliVe1234 Eh, I wouldn't go that far, they ain't like Nintendo, Ubisoft most likely already knows about it but they probably aren't that interested because Adsolution's overral vision is different from theirs, it'd be better to complete the game and then show it to them, they might change their mind, take an advantage of this opportunity and make it official.
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Rayman but he's watching angry birds gameplay
Angry Rayman >>>> Angry Birds
props to the sound design too though!
I hope I am not the only one with a feeling of satisfaction watching this video.xd
1:22 Rayman go **SQUISH**
mwahp--mwehp--mwawawaa
Up next - Rayman ROTD: Bombs and nuclear explosions
After that - Rayman ROTD: Weapons of Mass Destruction real-time simulations
Dark Rayman got pissed to the point of nuking the shit out of everyone
every upload on this channel makes me happy :D
i’m new to the rayman fandom- having gotten into the series around 2020’s december, but i’ve been on a rayman kick since and gotta say coming across your fan game for the first time and looking into it: this is amazingly cool and something i’m surprised to see is still being lovingly worked on. stay safe. ❤️
Adsolution, you are the God of this decade. I'm following this project since the beginning and as a BIIIIIIIIIGGGGG Rayman fan and a 3D artist, I can only salute you. Thank you for still working on this project and showing us some updates !!
Edit : Adsolution and the person who re-edited the Rayman Redemption game are my heroes.
Now I wanna see this destruction system but applied to Rayman's character model :P
Poor Rayman...
I mean we obviously have to think of Metal Gear Rising at this point! And yes, I actually thought of having one effect where, kind of like Reflux, an enemy or object could freeze in their current pose and shatter into real chunks.
@@rayfan9876 Ha, that would be rad
The game is looking great, can't wait to play it whenever it comes out. Take your time because this looks so much fun and I don't want it to be rushed
Seeing such destruction during action sequences, especially combat would be awesome! Great work 😉
Amazing tech, though makes me go "why tho". Rayman as a game never was based on physics simulations. But if you can make that work, make sense and be fun without jeopardizing the game's other mechanics and plot - I'm more than interested.
Rayman games have always brought something interesting to the table in their design, and have always been somewhat technically impressive. 3D platformers were a mainstream AAA genre at one point, but were replaced by other genres that cared more about pushing actual gameplay technology in the early 2000's. I see no reason why platformers can't be mainstream again if they cared about stuff like this, because it opens up a plethora of gameplay possibilities and replayability.
Plot-wise, it emphasises his power in the feel of the game - he's a small guy who packs a huge punch, and he's cunning, using the environment to his advantage to help take out his enemies.
Also, there's nothing quite like a little cinematic sequence of seeing something dynamically demolished in front of your eyes - and that goes along with Rayman 2's goal of "feeling like an action movie".
@@rayfan9876 This made me wonder, will Rayman be more of a calm and collected guy during combat or a slightly cocky one?, Michel Ancel wanted to showcase that aspect of Ray's character in Rayman 2 but forgot about it because of focus on environments of the game.
@@pawenewman138 Rather calm/shy and more in the zone actually - too many cocky/goofy cartoon heroes lol. Though I was going to have his facial expression change depending on what's happening (less dynamic, more manually guided in the level design for story purposes).
@@rayfan9876 Yeah, there are definetely too many of them, and sometimes their cockyness and silliness can take away from overral tone while also making these chars annoying, Sonic in Forces is a good example.
RE: goofball main characters -- I think that's because they're designed to appeal to kids, and many kids' cartoons main characters are _exactly_ like that. It's a trope that people think kids enjoy. Considering how widespread it is, I guess they're right (market probably wouldn't cater to something that doesn't sell). Although I wonder if kids also wouldn't enjoy a super cool dude instead??
this fits my humor perfectly, from the visuals to the music
rayman watching silently as everything gets destroyed is the best part
That's freaking awesome dude, very curious to see in what ways this will come into play
I like how a really big capsule at 1:20 just blows everything away, including Rayman 😂
I like how the Rayman model gets better and better with every update!
Beautiful...
Rayman using his aggressive feelings, I see.
did u record urself chewing captain crunch cereal????
Impressive how the game is still being developed after so much time
oh...hell...
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YES!
this is pretty satisfying
This is so oddly satisfying.
nicely done.
That’s so cool!
1:20 RAYMAN NOOOOO
He's survived worse, he'll be fine :)
That's awesome
oh! awesome.
Please keep doing
The industry loved physics and destruction at the time, I think they totally would have done this
Im here since 2013 :))
YESSSS
Epic
Getting botw bokoblin camp vibes
god is not dead
he is back trowing punches litteraly
Just wondering, is the music you use in these videos part of the OST?
And speaking of music, will you keep the ones that you made a few years ago?
Yep, all for the game :)
And not a lot of it. It's been many years since a lot of the old ones and they could use an overhaul - I like many of the pieces themselves still though
@@rayfan9876 Then I can't wait to see how you're gonna make them better!
Because they still hold up very well honestly, you could tell me some of them are from a third Ori game I would believe it.
I hope Ubisoft hires you
Is this being computed with PhysiX? So I assume Nvidia support only, unless there is something similar with AMD users?
PhysX yep, though it's still a fully-integrated CPU engine as well, so you only lose GPU acceleration (which I'm not even sure Unity makes use of - I'm not here).
Hello will there be any alpha or beta testes??
Hey, Adsolution i see youve done alot of soundtrack work on this game and im a musician myself and was wondering if you needed help with anymore of the Soundtrack, i would be doing it free of charge btw
I was going to do it myself, but I'm never opposed to suggestions. Where can I hear your work?
Honest question do you actually will finish this game or those are just separated projects made 4 fun
also nice work.
It's to make designing levels more fun and interesting.
Yoooooo
Can we donate money to you for your work? Because i am really thankful theire are still people out there waiting to see more "real" rayman content
I'd happily accept, but I don't think that's very legal given that it's Rayman.
@@rayfan9876 How about we call it a Patreon for your amazing UA-cam content or original music you share? You still get paid for making a Rayman game, just not as obviously :D
@@rayfan9876 possibly you could also just give your PayPal email, to receive friend money transfers.
@@lunaticdancer4596 Although I really like the idea, the legality of it is rather fuzzy (as I've heard other content creators discuss). Needs a proper lawyer taking a look at it to see if that's alright!
@@rayfan9876 Agreed; it's legally a very dark-grey area and I simply wouldn't risk it, or feel good about accepting the money, no matter how much people want to thank us for it. On top of that there are also more people (including myself) who work on this thing together with Ads, so would it be fair to only pay one person? Obviously Adsolution is putting the most effort into the game, but... 🤷
Just keep your money. We already know you all really love our work. 💕
Rayman x Angry Birds
Angry birds
You should pitch this idea to Ubisoft tbh. If you can just get in contact with someone that works there, which is a lot easier now thanks to discords actually having staff from a bunch of companies.
Nah, it's way too risky, if they don't accept they might as well ask Adsolution to take it down.
@@AliVe1234 Eh, I wouldn't go that far, they ain't like Nintendo, Ubisoft most likely already knows about it but they probably aren't that interested because Adsolution's overral vision is different from theirs, it'd be better to complete the game and then show it to them, they might change their mind, take an advantage of this opportunity and make it official.
@@pawenewman138 Yeah if they really wanted to contact Ubisoft about it, then it's definitely better to release the game before.
@@AliVe1234 And besides, for Ubisoft to sue them, they would need to actually care about their mascot first.
😔
Sure go ahead and develop your own physics engine
Engine
Unity
@@rayfan9876 Wasn't it being developed with the CryEngine?
@@jpc-273 It was but I was have some solo productivity issues.