Rayman Legends Retold musical levels include four new rhythm-based stages alongside returning music stages from the original adventure. Ubisoft confirms the four-stage addition ahead of the 3 December 2026 release, together with an expanded score from Christophe Héral and Grant Kirkhope.
The musical stages are some of Rayman’s most recognisable challenges, with jumps, attacks and obstacles set to a beat. Retold retains that idea while changing its visuals and introducing better ways to keep track of characters during the faster sequences, especially when playing with friends.
How many Rayman Legends Retold musical levels are new?
Ubisoft has confirmed four new Rayman Legends Retold musical levels, adding to the returning stages. They’re part of the 3 December release alongside a sixth realm, dragon rides and Cave of Trials challenges.
The Rayman Legends Retold musical levels format uses a fixed musical rhythm and continuous forward motion. You time jumps, punches and glides with the soundtrack, often while obstacles appear in quick succession. Unlike a normal platforming stage, stopping to plan your route isn’t always an option.
How do the musical stages work?
Ubisoft says the new game blends familiar soundtrack themes with fresh compositions by Christophe Héral and Grant Kirkhope. Music is part of the stage design, not simply a soundtrack played behind unrelated movement. The remade visuals add depth and background details to the platforming.
For faster Rayman Legends Retold musical levels, use Highlights in the accessibility menu. It outlines the player characters in different colours so you can tell who you’re controlling when four people jump through the same section.
Which settings help with rhythm stages?
High Contrast Mode also changes the visibility of interactive objects, enemies and foreground elements. Ubisoft provides independent sliders for music, sound effects, dialogue and the interface. You can keep the music easy to hear while lowering the sounds that compete with the rhythm.
Rayman Legends Retold musical levels support the game’s local four-player co-op. Ubisoft explains that a character who is defeated floats in an energy sphere. Press any button to move back toward the leading player, or hold a button to remain attached until you’re ready to rejoin the action.
What happens if a co-op player falls behind?
If someone is knocked out, their character floats in a sphere. Pressing a button pulls them toward the leading player; holding it keeps them attached until they’re ready to rejoin. Ubisoft also uses an outline to show the player when scenery blocks the view.
Fairy Blessing provides flight and invulnerability during supported adventure stages. It’s disabled in hubs, Kung Foot Evo and Cave of Trials. Our Fairy Blessing guide explains how Betilla offers the assist and which buttons activate it.
Tips for Rayman Legends Retold musical levels
To tackle Rayman Legends Retold musical levels, practise the rhythm solo, then use Highlights to track your character in a group. Keep the music audible using the separate audio sliders. Full control remapping lets you choose a comfortable jump input.
The adventure also has four-player couch co-op outside the musical content, plus dragon rides, the Cave of Trials and Kung Foot Evo. Our local co-op guide explains the player setup and our remake guide covers the broader changes.
The Rayman Legends Retold musical levels include four newly announced stages alongside returning rhythm gameplay. For hidden rewards in the redesigned levels, see our collectibles and Highlights guide.
Official source: Ubisoft’s musical-level accessibility interview.
