Rayman: Hoodlum’s Revenge was a Game Boy Advance title for the long-running and popular Rayman franchise by Ubisoft . It is probably the first handheld Rayman game to feature a 3D look.

An important cost-saving strategy for development was to reuse many 3D character models from the console game Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc and render them as sprites for a Game Boy Advance engine. A primary contribution from Faust Logic was the isometric setup and rendering of the game’s large cast of heroes and villains including: Rayman, Globox, Murfy, Hoodlums, Reflux, Teensies, and many others. (The Rayman character alone required more than 15 different sprite cycles each rendered from 5 separate camera angles.)

Additionally, with help from Daydream Studios in Rio de Janeiro, Faust Logic was able to provide custom character modeling and animation, plus some level design.

Faust Logic Team:

• Jeff Faust — Isometric Rendering
• Daydream Studios — Character Modeling, Animation, Level Design