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I played this after having completed the sequel which was my favourite all time game.The emphasis is far more on platforming than combat.I played this after having completed the sequel which was my favourite all time game.The emphasis is far more on platforming than combat. The platforming is harder than in Will of the Wisps, especially the chase sequences.I probably would have enjoyed it more if I had played it before the sequel and in its own right its a very good game. Its just I had been spoilt with Hollow Knight and Will of the Wisps before I played this.Still one of the best metroidvanias ever. Just play them in order if you can and you will appreciate it far more.

A great platformer with beautiful visuals, a touching story, and amazing level design that pairs with some really fun movement-based skills.A great platformer with beautiful visuals, a touching story, and amazing level design that pairs with some really fun movement-based skills.Probably the best thing about the game is that all of the skills are movement-based. By the game’s end, you feel like a certified ninja, flying around the screen and twirling through every level like a ballet dancer of death, able to pick between four different fun ways to kill every enemy.The visuals are also excellent, something straight out of a Disney fairy tale. And the story has a powerful and surprising ending, another thing that I really enjoyed that sets this apart from other games I’ve played this generation. It is absolutely a memorable and engrossing ride.But there were a few details I didn’t like as much, and that’s why it’s an 8 and not a 10:—Most items in the game have a similar glowy/fuzzy aesthetic, which makes it hard to tell which items are projectiles and which are not when lots of things are blowing up.—There is no way to move the screen, making some jumps blind. That’s stressful in a game with a limited save function.—Speaking of that save function, I thought I would dislike a save mechanic that was limited and consumable, and you know what, I did. I have kids—sometimes I just need to drop the game instantly. Not with Ori.Don’t let the negatives scare you away—it’s a really great game, and one I heartily recommend.

Ori and the Blind Forest was already a fantastic game, but the Definitive Edition smooths out the edges and adds in extra content that slots in comfortably and adds to both the story and the gameplay. It looks brilliant, it sounds amazing, and it plays smoothly and satisfyingly. Be sure to pick this up if you’re a fan of the Metroidvania genre and fancy a challenge in an incredibly appealing package.

Absolute brilliant! I just finished the game 100%, and I am truly amazed by the experience it gave me.Let me point out it's best features:-Absolute brilliant! I just finished the game 100%, and I am truly amazed by the experience it gave me.Let me point out it's best features:- Beautiful, emotional story- Gorgeous graphics in 60fps- Absolutely amazing orchestral music- Perfectly smooth (yet challenging) platforming- Character abilities progression- 10+ hours of pure fun & beautiful experience for all you senses

This game is beautiful. I was so happy to see this game come to Switch. Since i wouldn't have had a chance to play it otherwise. TheThis game is beautiful. I was so happy to see this game come to Switch. Since i wouldn't have had a chance to play it otherwise. The movement and and combat is fluid and responsive, just satisfying. The music the environments and animations are all top quality. There were a lot of creative puzzles to get through in the environments. There were some sequences that i kept dying, but they were so fun and challenging, that i didn't mind having to do them over and over.I want to give it a 10, but for 1 single design choice. I am deducting 1. The escape scenes. These awful bits were just straight up un-fun. i get it they were supposed to be frantic, indiana jones under then shutting stone door type moments. but they were punishing and frustrating and i just wanted to get through them. and even when i made it through, i felt no sense of accomplishment, just relief.

Great metroidvania game with beautiful scenario.Complex Gameplay with adjust learning curve.Recommended.Cons: could add some new mechanics

Great game!! The game is beautiful and the gameplay is fast and fun. It's definitely worth playing.It would easily be a 9/10, but there is aGreat game!! The game is beautiful and the gameplay is fast and fun. It's definitely worth playing.It would easily be a 9/10, but there is a part of the game that you play with gravity, and it's a truly boring part, I think the controls doesn't adapt very well when the gravity change. This part took me 40 min to beat and doesn't compromise the rest of the game that is amazing.8.5/10

Even though I'd already replayed Ori for the fifth time last year, when I heard it was coming to Switch, I wanted to run through it all over again without question!

Fantastic game, the soundtrack is beautiful, typically limited to a different version of the same melody but still creates so much depth andFantastic game, the soundtrack is beautiful, typically limited to a different version of the same melody but still creates so much depth and emotion, you always know what the scene is and this is thanks to the gorgeous soundtrack alone, the art and world design is stunning, you never feel lost even though the world is huge with so many fun puzzles to do. The storyline is so damn beautiful, this is the only time a game has made me cry. The platforming complements this game so goddamn well. All the puzzles and unique abilities you get help you navigate this vast world. I would strongly recommend you get this even if platform games aren't your style the story, soundtrack and puzzles may get you hooked and if it doesn't then refund the game, 2 hours is plenty of time to weight up your opinion.In conclusion, I have loved this game since it came and decided to get an account purely to tell you that I could not recommend this enough. Moon Studios have worked hard to deliver a stunning game and it deserves all the praise it can get.

It is probably strange to start talking about this game from the minuses, but managing real places is very complicated and requires seriousIt is probably strange to start talking about this game from the minuses, but managing real places is very complicated and requires serious skill and a good reaction, but this is offset by an interesting (not original, but interesting) storyline and simply amazing graphics.

Four years after its original release, Ori and the Blind Forest is still the same gem, but this time on Nintendo Switch. It has great controls and music, and it’s still one of the most beautiful games of this generation.

Sometimes there are games that go beyond a simple experience, games that conquer our hearts forever and Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition is one of them. It is simply masterful, with a beautiful artistic style, extraordinary gameplay and many challenges. Another essential game on Nintendo Switch.

Ori on Switch still is a brilliant exploration platformer with constant challenges and an incredible soundtrack that it was for its premiere a few years. Visually it might not be as shiny as the original but Ori makes up for that with improved balance finetuning, among other things.

Ori and the Blind Forest is still an exceptional game, it handles beautifully and the audio/visual presentation is simply stunning.

Gorgeous visuals and some sublime visual storytelling, Ori And The Blind Forest might not do much that is genuinely new but almost everything it does attempt is genuinely great.

The end result is a game that is phenomenal in its presentation and very decent in gameplay. Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition doesn't necessarily set a new standard or innovate within the Metroidvania genre, but it does create an experience that is elevated by its otherwise stellar production values. Ultimately, it's up to personal preference, but you should give the game a chance; you'd likely regret it otherwise.

The game is gorgeous and the port seems nearly perfect. Some of the water is a bit off but, given the limitations of the Switch, I doubt it’sThe game is gorgeous and the port seems nearly perfect. Some of the water is a bit off but, given the limitations of the Switch, I doubt it’s fixable with anything approaching a reasonable budget. It’s a small nitpick anyway. With that said, there are parts of the gameplay that are so challenging, they’ll make your thumb numb. Don’t let that deter you though. I found the tough bits to be weirdly rewarding and kind of addictive which was a very pleasant surprise because I normally hate that sort of thing. The platforming, balance, and progression are top notch. For what it is, “Ori and the Blind Forest” is about as good as it gets.

Beautiful and in depth gameplay with a very touching and well thought out storyline to back it up. It can be challenging, however, the gameBeautiful and in depth gameplay with a very touching and well thought out storyline to back it up. It can be challenging, however, the game never once dives into the "cheap" difficulty. All around a very charming game.

The most beautiful game I have ever seen, if not the most beautiful thing I have seen in my life. Aside from some minor 3rd party controllerThe most beautiful game I have ever seen, if not the most beautiful thing I have seen in my life. Aside from some minor 3rd party controller issues, clunky keyboard control, and maybe not the most balanced difficulty levels and lack of one actually easy difficulty level, this is pure masterpiece, so unique and so beautiful...

Beautiful, whimsical, difficult and brutal, Ori and the Blind Forest is a thoroughly engrossing platforming experience.

While the additions don't change the game in any fundamental way, the overall experience is still as amazing as it was last year. If you haven't played Ori before, this Definitive Edition is a must buy.

I cannot in recent memory think of a game that has moved me as much as Ori and the Blind Forest has. The art style, soundtrack and design of the game are all breathtakingly beautiful. On their own they stand strong, telling the story of the forest and its destruction in a way that is more powerful than a text prelude could ever be. Together, they combine into something that feeds off each other to create one incredible game experience.

Ori and the Blind Forest is a special game. It doesn’t quit sit solely in the platform genre, it is a far more involved story than simply slotting in that.

Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition is quite simply a fantastic game and is one of my favourite games in recent times. I would highly recommend playing this version of the game if you played the original and if you haven’t played Ori and the blind Forest yet then now is the perfect time to experience it at its best.

Perhaps the true definitive version of Ori and the Blind Forest assuming you can get it running at 4K. Even if you can't and you haven't played it yet, it's still one of the very best platformers of the last few years with a stunning art style, incredible score, and emotional storyline.

One of the best platformers of this generation is overhauled by a completely new area and the especially useful ability of dash. Veterans of Ori may wish to return in its beautiful world to enjoy its new difficulty settings, along with the new level. Anyone else who skipped it the first time it came out should seriously reconsider giving it a second chance.

Ori and the Blind Forest Definitive Edition delivers a even better experience than the original. The two new worlds look stunning and the possibility to fast travel is excellent.

The controls are tight and responsive, and the music is still satisfying to listen to. Both new environments were wonderful additions to the game and fit seamlessly into the map.

Definitive Edition brought me back to the most immersive and beautiful indie game i ever played in this generation . It´s highly mandatory andDefinitive Edition brought me back to the most immersive and beautiful indie game i ever played in this generation . It´s highly mandatory and addictive ( even after finish the game you feel like playing the game again and again ) at least for me. This is a masterpiece made by a hand of an artist !

Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition - while superfluous - makes a near-perfect game even better. If you haven't played it, now is the perfect time - and even if you have, it's worth revisiting.

If Ori burned you before (as it had me), don’t expect an apology here. It’s still pretty, fun, and occasionally frustrating, and it still might burn your parent’s house down.

If you own the original version, there aren't many reasons to upgrade, but if you don't, this is the best way to enjoy one of the best 2D platforming adventure we've played in a long while.