A Microsoft Store page for Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition was prematurely published on May 29, 2026, before being taken down shortly afterward [1, 2]. The listing revealed that the game is an upgraded version of Ubisoft's 2011 platformer Rayman Origins. It features 4K resolution, 60 frames per second, and various quality-of-life improvements [1, 2].
Among the most notable additions in the Enhanced Edition are 60 hidden Relics that were previously exclusive to the PlayStation Vita version of the original game [2]. The potential platforms listed include the Xbox Series X|S and other current-generation consoles, though official platform details remain unconfirmed [1, 2].
The store page showed a placeholder price of $1,999.99, which is widely believed to be a pricing error rather than the final cost [1, 2]. Ubisoft has not yet officially announced the Enhanced Edition or provided any release date [1, 2].
The early listing emerged roughly three months before today's date and was quickly removed from the store, leaving many questions about the upgrade's availability and final pricing.
No official statement has been made about when Ubisoft might formally unveil Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition, with the premature Microsoft Store appearance currently the only source of detailed information.
