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E3 2017: Ori and The Will Of The Wisps Announced

E3 2017: Ori and The Will Of The Wisps Announced

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“A New Journey Begins…” those were the words that closed out the surprise trailer to Ori and the Will of the Wisps. This is the sequel to the beloved Ori and the Blind Forest, that mixed beautiful graphics will challenging gameplay and wonderful music. The sequel seems to be doing that same thing, and this trailer proves that those who loved that game will certainly love this one. “From the creators of the multi-award winning “Ori and the Blind Forest” comes the highly anticipated sequel: “Ori and the Will of the Wisps.” Embark on an all new adventure to discover the mysteries beyond the forest of Nibel, uncover the hidden truths of those lost, and unravel Ori’s true destiny.”

Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition Released

Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition Released

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Thanks to the partnership with Microsoft Studios and Moon Studios, Nordic Games brought the Steam version of “Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition” to retail today. The publisher offers two editions – Standard and Limited Edition – which both released today. The Standard retail version of the Definitive Edition is available for EUR/USD 19.99 and includes: Premium Packaging Quickstart Guide Game DVD A3 Poster The Limited retail version of the Definitive Edition is available for EUR/USD 29.99 and includes: Steelbox Quickstart Guide Game DVD Audio-CD OST 2 Postcards 2 Double-Sided A3 Posters And for those who enjoy playing Ori on Xbox One, Microsoft – in partnership with stores across the US –also released the critically-acclaimed “Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition” on Xbox One today for EUR/USD 19.99. What’s new about the Definitive Edition? Packed with new and additional content: new areas, new abilities, more story sequences, multiple difficulty modes, fast travel between areas and much more! Discover Naru’s past in two brand new environments Master two powerful

Ori And The Blind Forest’s Physical Version Looks Nice

Ori And The Blind Forest’s Physical Version Looks Nice

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Due to fan demand, a physical disc-based version of Microsoft’s award-winning platformer Ori and the Blind Forest is about to become a reality — in two forms. There will be versions of the Standard Edition for XBox One and PC, but the Limited Edition will be a PC exclusive. Here’s what’s in each: Standard ($20): Premium Packaging Quickstart Guide Game DVD A3 Poster Limited ($30): Steelbox Quickstart Guide Game DVD Audio-CD OST 2 Postcards 2 Double-Sided A3 Posters “Since we released Ori and the Blind Forest, we’ve received many mails, tweets and requests from fans asking for a boxed retail release, so we’re extremely pleased to finally make everyone’s wish come true,” said Thomas Mahler of Moon Studios, developer of Ori. “We hope that all of you will be pleased with what we’ve put together for this retail release of Ori and the Blind Forest Definitive Edition,” he added. “We can’t wait to finally see Ori and the Blind Forest on shelves and we once again want to thank all

Definitive Edition Of Ori And The Blind Forest Coming This Year

Definitive Edition Of Ori And The Blind Forest Coming This Year

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Microsoft’s famous console has a reputation of being the “Bro Box,” and if you want titles that are more experimental or artistic, you’re usually a Playstation gamer first. But if there’s one game other console owners are jealous of, it’s Ori and the Blind Forest — an innovative new platformer with lovely painted graphics that’s exclusive to Microsoft products. You can only play it on XBox One and the PC. This is unlikely to change, but the developers of the game, Moon Studios, announced at Gamescom the surprise success of that offbeat title has made it possible for them to expand and improve upon it. Later this year Moon will be releasing Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition, an expansion of the original with tweaked difficulty and tons of new content. Thomas Mahler and Gennadiy Korol, founders of Moon Studios, say they’ve taken fan feedback into consideration when making this expanded version. “We really went back, added more content, fixed ALL the things people have been asking for (not talking

Ori and the Blind Forest Delayed To 2015

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Xbox One console exclusive Ori and the Blind Forest has been delayed to 2015, Moon Studios announced today. At Tokyo Game Show this year, Microsoft announced that the platformer would be released by the end of 2014. Unfortunately, that’s not the case anymore. In a post on the game’s website, Moon Studios announced that the game would now be released in early 2015.  “While we’re extremely excited for all of you to get your hands on Ori and the Blind Forest as soon as possible, we made the decision together with our partners at Microsoft Studios that we’ll need just a little more time in order to add a final layer of polish to – what we hope – will be an unforgettable gaming experience,” the developer writes. In addition to Xbox One, Ori and the Blind Forest will also be coming to PC. It may also launch on the Xbox 360, but the developer made no mention of the last-gen version. We’ll update you when we hear more.