Ori and the Will of the Wisps

I haven’t played the first Ori so maybe my opinion doesn’t mean much, but I really loved this game. The visuals were beautiful, the music was amazing and moving around the map became so much fun once you unlocked more abilities. Some boss fights were annoying and took me a few tries but somehow I still had fun with…

I’ve been playing games for over 10 years now, across all kinds of genres, but lately most games just felt boring after a few hours. Nothing really kept me hooked anymore, so I was looking for something smaller to casually play solo and hopefully just enjoy gaming again. That’s when I found Ori and the Will of the W…

Most sequels do not live up to their initial titles, but Ori and the Will of the Wisps manages to pull it off: + Visually and musically beautiful + Combat and platforming are a blast + Collectibles are satisfying to find + Different enough in the upgrades/equipment to keep things fresh

The first game made me happy. The sequel made me emotional, depressed and happy. Oh boy, time for some dose of coping and "it is what it is"! Thank you Ori. GG Edit: The only downside I have is that Ku didn't get much screentime and gameplay. I really wanted to get along with her character and play from side to side…

Ori and the Will of the Wisps takes everything the first game did great and does it to perfection. The atmosphere is engaging and gorgeous, the movement/abilities/combat are all insanely well done and feel so fluid and enjoyable, the music is insane, and the story doesn't pull any punches. Both the Ori games should…

By far my favourite Metroidvania. Most other games of this genre are way too difficult for me to enjoy, but this game is just the right level of difficult, along with an amazing soundtrack, beautiful graphics, and incredibly satisfying movement, all helping bring the charming story to life.