Rayman 2 received positive reviews from critics, who highlighted the fact that the series managed to make the transition from 2D to 3D much more seamlessly than a number of other similar platformers. Levels range from marshlands to oceanic bays to crazy dreamworlds to lava temples and robot pirate ship grottoes. Unlike its predecessor, Rayman 2's visual design and score strike a much more dark and dreary tone, while still not taking away the mystifying and vibrant universe that is iconic to the Rayman games. Lastly, he is able to innovate, riding a plum down a river of lava, riding on the back of a rocket, flying with a flaming gunpower barrel, and hitching a ride attached to a swamp creature named Ssssam. He is also able to grab onto ledges and attain new heights via the use of purple lums. Rayman's powers include shooting his fists (which take the form of energy balls) and his helicopter ears (which allow him to descend slowly, and sometimes fly).

This is the first Rayman game to be made in 3D. Players take control of Rayman, a limbless hero whose main attack is shooting his fists and energy balls at his opponents. Rayman 2: The Great Escape is a 3D platformer that was developed by Ubisoft and first released in 1999.

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