On Thursday, Ubisoft and Digital Eclipse announced the Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition during the PlayStation State of Play. While the game brings lots of nostalgia to fans of the series, there is already a major bug it has been experiencing since its release on Friday, February 13.
There are reports being shared by players that if you play the Atari Jaguar and MS-DOS versions of Rayman, it will not save your progress. It was first spotted by Reddit user BenjyMLewis, who reached out to Ubisoft support and learned that there is no post-launch support for Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition.
Here is the full quote from the conversation with Ubisoft that the Reddit user had. (Thanks, MyNintendoNews)
“We appreciate that you have sent us video showing the issue where when you reset the game, your progression got deleted within the process. We apologize for the inconvenience that was caused.
Within this issue, we would like to inform you that, we have now stopped post-launch support on this game, as our development team has moved on to other projects. We have no further updates planned for this title, so this issue will most likely remain in the game.
We understand that this is not the outcome that you are looking for. We hope you will still be able to enjoy your time playing and apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Since there is no further action, we are going to close this ticket. Kindly note if you have encountered any other difficulties in the future with a different issue, please don’t hesitate to contact us – by re-opening this ticket or open a new ticket.”
It has been a tough year for fans of Ubisoft as the company announced cancellations of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and other projects. Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition is available to play on Switch, Xbox, PlayStation 5, and PC. There will be a physical release for the game later this year.
