Canuck_Cat: You should be listing your specific iGPU to be able to tell. Rayman 2 runs on DX 7 or 9 and Rayman 3 runs on 8.1 or 9. So if your iGPU supports DX11 or DX12 like the common HD 630 (Intel Core 7000), UHD 630 (Intel Core 8000-10000), or UHD 750 (Intel Core 11000) in recent CPUs, then it should be theoretically backwards compatible with these games.

That being said, you have a couple options:

1. You should send in a support ticket to GOG to confirm if it works:

- https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?game=1207658940&product=gog
- https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?game=1207658947&product=gog

2. Buy it out and test on your own system.

This is probably the most preferable, especially since they're both on sale so their price is temporary. If they it doesn't run and you've tried to make it work, ask for a refund. But you might be waiting up to a week waiting for money back.

BookCrazy: Just in case, I have Intel HD 4000 and Intel Core i5-3337U processor if that helps

Canuck_Cat: i5-3337U = HD 4000 (DX11), so yes should be compatible with these DX9 games and the issue won't be a hardware problem since your setup exceeds minimum reqs (1 GHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 32MB VRAM). Just make sure you install the DX8 and DX9 runtimes and these should run fine like examples here for 2 and 3.

- https://www.gog.com/forum/rayman_series/rayman_2_doesnt_launch_windows_10
- https://www.gog.com/forum/rayman_series/rayman_3_wont_launch/post28