Things are not great over at Ubisoft right now as the company restructures itself amidst the worst stock value it has ever had. But there’s a bright light potentially coming in the form of a Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition.

As spotted by the eagle-eyed munchkins over at Gematsu, this new version of the classic Rayman has popped up on the Australian ratings board, indicating that a release should be happening fairly soon.

Things get even more interesting when we look at the developer and publisher, both listed as Atari. The indication is that this project was handled outside of Ubisoft, which presumably contracted Atari to handle the project.

The applicant is listed U&I, a global video game sales and operations agency that supports retailers, manufacturers, developers, and publishers with tailored programs across sales, supply chain, and marketing. Most importantly, U&I often work with Atari to help publish physical editions of games.

Finally, platforms are listed as “Nintendo Switch, Playstation 5 (PS5)”. This lends more credence to the idea that Atari is publishing a physical edition of the 30th Anniversary edition, because both Xbox and PC are clearly missing, and Atari typically only creates physical editions for Switch and PlayStation these days.

This also aligns with what Tom Henderson of Insider Gaming said recently on the Insider Gaming podcast. According to him, some sort of Rayman Legends remake is being developed, but before that, another Rayman project codenamed “iceman” is going to be released “very, very soon”. Henderson pointed out the anniversary of Rayman was coming up, so that would be the likely launch date.

Ubisoft themselves have also teased Rayman projects. They officially announced a new Rayman game was in early development back toward the end of 2024, and in October 2025 it was announced that  Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan were working “on the future of Rayman“. However, at the time, they said not to expect to hear any news soon.

Ubisoft will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of the iconic Rayman series across 2026.