Rayman Legends Retold collectibles include hidden Teensies and Lums across the reimagined Glade of Dreams. Ubisoft has added Highlights and High Contrast Mode to make rewards easier to see in the game’s redesigned 3D environments.
For players preparing to hunt down hidden rewards, Ubisoft has already confirmed several useful tools: Highlights, High Contrast Mode and optional Fairy Blessing. These can make tiny pickups and interactive objects easier to spot without relying on guessed treasure locations.
Which Rayman Legends Retold collectibles have been confirmed?
The main Rayman Legends Retold collectibles are Teensies hidden in platforming stages and Lums scattered along the way. Returning levels and a new sixth realm give you places to explore, while visual Highlights help reveal objects against busy scenery.
You’ll also pick up Lums as you travel through the side-scrolling worlds. Ubisoft specifically describes players racing to collect Lums in four-player couch co-op. The reward locations can be easier to spot by watching for openings and interactable scenery rather than sprinting straight to a level’s exit.
How to find hidden Teensies and Lums with Highlights
To find Rayman Legends Retold collectibles, open the accessibility menu and turn on Highlights. Ubisoft says the feature adds coloured outlines to rewards, interactive objects, enemies and characters. Look for the outlined pickups and paths as you explore.
Because the new game uses richer 3D environments, pickups may blend into the background more than they did in the original artwork. Ubisoft developed Highlights to make important objects stand out. You can switch the individual highlight categories on or off instead of activating every visual option.
Using High Contrast Mode to spot rewards
High Contrast Mode separates interactive objects more clearly from the background. Use it alongside Highlights if the updated environments make pickups hard to distinguish. Neither setting changes which rewards you can collect.
If you’re playing in a group, coloured player outlines can also help you find your own character while everyone explores a busy platform. That matters when a Teensy or Lum appears during a fast musical stage and more than one person jumps toward it.
Heart rewards, King and Queen Teensies, and Phials
Ubisoft’s new Red Heart and Golden Heart options can help while gathering Rayman Legends Retold collectibles. Red Heart absorbs one eligible hit, while Golden Heart absorbs two and becomes a Red Heart after the first. Ubisoft confirms you can gain Hearts through saving a King or Queen Teensy or obtaining Phials.
Hearts don’t protect against everything: falling into pits, entering toxic liquid and being crushed can still defeat you. If you’re exploring a dangerous corner of a level, the Heart settings improve survivability without automatically protecting against every hazard.
Does Fairy Blessing help collect hidden items?
Fairy Blessing can help during Rayman Legends Retold collectibles runs. It allows flight and invulnerability in supported adventure stages while letting you collect items and interact with objects. Enable it through Betilla or the Settings menu, then toggle it with L2, LT or ZL by default.
Fairy Blessing is disabled in hubs, Kung Foot Evo and Cave of Trials, so you can’t use it to bypass competitive scoring challenges. It is available for supported adventure gameplay. Our co-op guide covers the other accessibility options for groups.
Are Rayman Origins Enhanced Edition rewards separate?
The Rayman Legends Retold collectibles included in Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition belong to a separate included game. Ubisoft advertises new collectibles and rewards in that updated version, plus 4K/60 FPS presentation. Don’t confuse those new Origins rewards with hidden Teensies or Lums in the Retold campaign itself.
For a Rayman Legends Retold collectibles run, enable Highlights, inspect routes away from the obvious path and use High Contrast where objects blend into the scenery. Our Fairy Blessing guide explains the movement assist, while the musical-level guide covers faster rhythm challenges.
Official source: Ubisoft’s guide to Highlights and collectible accessibility.
