85%PC

Good game, very fun to play casually with some hectic moments during the boss battles. Recommend.

100%Nintendo Switch

Simplemente increíble, la historia, los gráficos, los personajes... Es un juego que si o si se debe jugar ❤️‍🩹

50%PC

I just couldn't get comfortable with the controls, and that killed this game. It's possibly the most beautiful game I've ever played, but the controls made it too difficult for me. I've beaten Celeste and made it through the White Palace in Hollow Knight, but those games were still fun and frustrating at the same time. Ori just felt frustrating.

85%PC

Amazing game, one of the best new age Metroidvania

70%PC

Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition é uma versão melhorada do jogo original de 2015. Seguem alguns pontos importantes:

Pontos Positivos:

Visual e Arte: O jogo exibe uma arte espetacular, com cenários ricos em detalhes e animações suaves.
Trilha Sonora: A trilha sonora é tocante e harmoniza perfeitamente com a atmosfera do jogo.
História: A trama é emocionante e cativante, repleta de personagens memoráveis.
Jogabilidade: Oferece controles precisos e desafios de plataforma envolventes.

Pontos Negativos:
Dificuldade: Certas partes podem ser frustrantes, principalmente para jogadores novatos.
Curva de Aprendizado: A curva de aprendizado pode ser acentuada para alguns.

Jogos Semelhantes:
Hollow Knight: Um metroidvania com atmosfera envolvente e desafios.
Celeste: Plataforma intensa com uma narrativa tocante.
Axiom Verge: Exploração e combate num cenário alienígena.

Duração do Jogo:
Completar a campanha principal pode levar de 10 a 12 horas, variando conforme a habilidade do jogador e seu nível de exploração.

Vale a Pena?
Para quem aprecia jogos de plataforma com narrativas cativantes e gráficos impressionantes, a resposta é sim. A Definitive Edition traz conteúdos extras e melhorias que enriquecem ainda mais a experiência de jogo.

85%PC

It was really good. Gameplay felt satisfying, soundtrack was great, good story, amazing visuals. Overall, great experience.

90%PC

Que hermosa banda sonora y arte

90%PC

Very good, almost too short but definitely fun to play and slightly challenging platforming wise

100%PC

I really loved this game. As soon as I started it, I was stunned by how beautiful it is. I’m not usually someone who goes for platformers but this was a really great game to play as it was easily accessible and all of the power-ups and being able to save wherever was what made it great for me. The platforming was challenging but it was more than rewarding in the challenging parts, you were always rewarded with progression in the beautiful story or a new power-up, exploration was always great because of that.

It was the perfect length and such an easy game to play while you’re watching a show in the background. Even though I died over 800+ times (💀), I didn’t get sick of the game once. I can’t wait to play the sequel.

90%PC

Very beautiful and solid platformer with interesting gameplay mechanics and loops.
Little bit hard souls-like approach to puzzles and platforming.

85%PC

Ori and the Blind forest 8.5/10:
-Gameplay feels nice
-Story is also very entertaining
-A lot of collectible and secret paths
Had to deduct a few points because of:
-Combat is boring, just click your mouse
-Puzzles get frustrating
-The game bugs out a lot of times where your mouse won't be visible anymore making a few levels impossible
-Hated the ending, the tree should have suffered

90%PC

-86-
Caught me, hooked me and didn't let me do something else until I saw the credits. Beautiful look, smooth gameplay.

95%PC

Tried playing this a few years ago and never fully got into it. This time around I was hooked by the beautiful art and music and emotional character moments, and of course also the gameplay.

70%PC

Not bad, but not excellent. Game mechanics ended up being quite fun, but movement controls were a bit inaccurate. Spoilers: the "escaping" levels of the game were poorly designed in my opinion, and for me they became repetitive very quickly.

80%PC

Fun game. Don't remember much at this point, but I liked it.

80%PC

Felt longer than it was (somehow) and the last bit was a little frustrating. Overall a good experience, with fast, responsive gameplay, accesibile and not overly difficult. Played flawlessly on Steam Deck but could not play on the (more powerful) PC due to some severe stutterring.

85%PC

Fantastic art style, amazing movement, emotional story-telling and presentation. Rate this up there with some of the best offerings of this genre.

50%PC

Don't care about the side content in the first 2 hours, come back when a few features are unlocked, otherwise the character is incredibly boring at the beginning of the game. and the game becomes unbearable

80%PC

Good story, satisfying mechanics and platforming.

50%PC

I didn't liked this game very much. The story wasn't as great as friends told me. I didn't liked some of the mechanics. Normally I play 100 % on all games, just because I like to see everything from the game, but I was just glad when it was over...

80%Nintendo Switch

Took me long enough to get to this title for sure. And *man* have I been missing out. Truly an excellent search-action game, with a brilliant story and tremendous visuals. Playing this game on Oled really accentuates the smooth blacks and painterly aesthetic. In fact this game is so beautiful, I find it kind of hard to belive that it runs on Unity. Idk, just surprised me while going through the credits. Ori and the Blind Forest feels like a Pixar movie in all honesty. A very simple story but told so effectively through raw emotion that it really drives home the entire experience, with top notch animation to boot as well. I have some gripes with the save system and a couple game design choices truly left me baffled, leading to some unneccessary difficulty spikes here and there, but all in all this is a brisk title that any fan of platformers or search-action games needs to consider as a must-play title.

90%PC

Great Metroidvania with stunning aesthetics.

95%PC

9.2/10

80%Xbox One

The game looks beautiful and is a joy to play. The bosses are fun and challenging and the map isn’t as confusing as other Metroidvanias, which helps speed up progression.

85%PC

Jogo muito lindo e dinâmico, muito bom

85%PC

A beautifully charming game, featuring great level design, a cute protagonist, and a wonderful world. Arguably the game's strongest point is its soundtrack, which is hauntingly gorgeous from the title menu all the way until the end credits. The gameplay time is perfect - not too short, not too long. What a magnificent adventure to experience.

80%PC

Great platforming game finished 100%

85%PC

The game's strengths are its art direction and movement; exploring the world through puzzle solving and platforming is extremely satisfying. The Ginso Tree and Mount Horu stand out for their tricky but fair platforming challenges. The save system would have worked better with just autosaves. I really appreciate how quickly you can move through the world with late-game abilities, making item cleanup before the last dungeon very smooth, despite how linear the game actually is. Ori's best moments come following each escape, when newly restored elements allow for completely new exploration of previously traversed sections (especially the purified swamp), and it feels like a missed opportunity to have the world explorable following the final dungeon, given the abrupt ending.

100%PC

Absolutely love this game, from the heartwrenching story to the gorgeous art style full of colour. A little anger-inducing at some points, but what good game isn't; makes you try harder and it's all the more rewarding when you finally get through the difficult points.

70%PC

Maybe plateformers aren't for me but I liked the music but the combat was pretty average it was just mindlessly spamming square and the plateforming could be frustrating at times especially the last escape.

85%Nintendo Switch

89

80%PC

This game is absolutely beautiful, but it's not without its flaws. The combat is a bit clunky and honestly not all that interesting, and changing the difficulty just makes enemies have more health and do more damage which isn't really fun. So sticking to normal difficulty is probably best. The platforming is decent, but at times very annoying as well, and I'm saying this as someone who is pretty decent at platformers. I loved celeste and I thought it was so incredibly well made, so when I compare this game to celeste it's just disappointment. The game is still really great, the story is nice and sad, and the gameplay although flawed, is still enjoyable. A solid 8/10 experience.

60%Nintendo Switch

It's hard to judge Ori by today standards, since the 'metroidvania' design has almost become a genre in itself now, with great and more recent references.

It's a beautiful game, I think everyone can agree on that, but it has some serious flaws. Combat system is clunky and not convincing, enemies tend to respawn too quickly, and platforming sections are sometimes painful, since the controls are far from the perfect balance of (for example) Hollow Knight. Beyond that, Ori has some real issues with its difficulty curve. The first hours are easy, almost peaceful, and then suddenly : the Ginso Tree. The game automatically stops being fun from this point. Precision platforming is no problem for me at one condition : having sharp controls. Ori hasn't. The character is floaty, has the worst double jump I've ever seen and most of the upgrades are, well... let's say disputable. And trust me, the infamous Ginso Tree escaping is a joke regarding other areas. On paper, this is an interesting variation on the very concept of a boss fight, but the execution is unfair since escape sections are the only occasions when you're totally stuck and can't go back. Since you won't be helped by the controls, either you're good enough at this sort of thing, or you'll be doomed to try dozens of times before succeeding... or giving up. I'm afraid many players will choose option 2, especially the youngest, despite everything the game has to offer.

That being said, Ori, of course, have quality. Productions values are unbelievable, story is moving, puzzles are pretty okay and level design, if not crazy inventive, is clever enough. The save system can be tricky, but is pretty interesting (and very useful). But all in all, I've found it disappointing. Making it a top 5 metroidvania is, IMO, unreasonable (or in any case no longer relevant in 2024). Hollow Knight is way better. Blasphemous games are better. Axiom Verge, released the same month, isn't as original, but is clearly better too. And the Big Two, of course, aka Super Metroid and Symphony of the Night, are a thousand times better in almost every aspect.

95%PC

Este jogo é verdadeiramente uma obra-prima artística, marcando a primeira vez que consegui completar um metroidvania. Antes, sempre abandonava no meio do caminho.

O jogo se destaca por sua simplicidade enganosamente profunda e um foco intenso na jogabilidade. A mecânica de desbloquear habilidades para acessar novas áreas é implementada de forma que as habilidades iniciais nunca se tornam obsoletas, exigindo que o jogador as utilize em conjunto de maneira estratégica. Os chefes do jogo são excepcionais, proporcionando batalhas empolgantes que são realçadas por cenas cinematográficas impressionantes. Embora os inimigos possam ser um tanto repetitivos, isso não chega a ser um problema, dado o tamanho compacto do jogo.

Em resumo, o jogo é levado por sua abordagem simples que esconde uma complexidade cativante. A jogabilidade é projetada para manter o jogador constantemente engajado, com uma progressão de habilidades bem elaborada e confrontos que permanecem na memória. Os chefes são um destaque, e as batalhas são intensificadas por cenas cinematográficas de alta qualidade. A repetição dos inimigos é um ponto fraco, mas não suficiente para acabar a experiência enriquecedora que o jogo oferece, mesmo com alguns elementos repetitivos.

85%PC

Один из самых лучших платформеров с шикарной графикой. Истинная метроэдвание, прошёл всё в мире. Сюжет такой плавный и приятный. Она не наскучила вовсе!

100%Xbox One

Talvez pra mim o jogo mais incrível que joguei no Xbox!
Ainda quero muito jogar a sequência!
Esse jogo me faz querer ter um Xbox
Já zerei duas vezes e zeraria de novo
Uma das trilhas mais lindas, que encaixa com os momentos do game!
um jogo perfeito!

85%PC

This game, before everything, it's a experience, i never played a game with this kind of mechanics. Despite that, i didn't like the combat style and the puzzles could explore better the mechanics. But i recommend it so much

90%PC

Pros

- The feeling of stringing a seemingly endless amount of inputs, and the overall flow of said stringing was phenomenal. Whenever you got to segments that enabled this type of bouncy movement, those were the moments where I wished I could do that all the time, but sadly the game would need to be level based like in sonic instead of a metroidvania for that to be the case.
- Anything visual is outstanding and timeless, but out of this bunch the cutscenes were on another level. I just really appreciate how they communicated the plot without the actual need of text, any narrator message was just for more flavor.
- I don’t think I’d be able to sing enough praises to the controller and responsiveness of the character, all while keeping said character visuals super smooth. I saw an interview of the devs about this, and the amount of transitions they did are insane, normally you’d just snap the character to the new animation so it stays responsive, but they actually made transitions for every potential movement permutation without sacrificing control. This makes ori always look like it’s moving naturally from one pose to the next, adding an impeccable layer to the smoothness of the movement. Not to mention that I did feel that I was able to get the character move where I wanted, whenever I wanted, making me default to blame myself over a platforming blunder more than blaming the level itself (like seriously, spam the glider leaf button on the floating segments, the acceleration is perfect).
- Short, but not too short. I just am at an age where I’d rather have 10 hours of quality, instead of an extra 10-20 of repeats (despite the fact I quite enjoy the controller).

Neutral

- There were two or three instances in which I was very confused as to where I should be going next. I always had a general marker that pointed to the next destination, but there were some instances in which the platforming challenge wasn’t super clear. The one that comes to mind is on the ice area where gravity can shift if you walked on slopes that transitioned from floor to wall, I had no clue there were some cubes that just let you walk around them, which were the only way to clear the level, had to look a video guide.
- Played on hard, so I sometimes felt like I died more than I should. But that was my decision, so I can’t hold it against the game that much.

Cons

- It does get quite frustrating when you are stumped at a specific platforming section, and can’t really do much other than retry until you do it. Moments like this drove home that it basically meshed but made simpler things that you find on rage quit platformers like “I Want To Be The Boshi”. Far from as bad as in those types of games, but not my cup of tea either way.
- I got tricked into thinking that greater firepower would’ve been more beneficial than it was as an upgrade. Where it wouldn’t have been much of an issue if there was an option to refund skill points.

90%Nintendo Switch

Its good in all parameters.

95%Xbox Series X/S

Great game - excellent platforming and I loved the visual style. Interesting take on the Metroidvania genre.

75%PC

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80%PC

Amazing movement system with a simplistic but moving story. Would have been higher but it did feel a little repetitive at times.

100%Xbox One

Gameplay 3/3 great challenging platforming. Fun exploration
Story 3/3 great
Visuals 2/2 beautiful scenery really great style
Audio 2/2 outstanding music

Highly recommend 100% completion for the gameplay and story

100%PC

Ori and The Blind Forest Definitive Edition is a captivating masterpiece, boasting breathtaking visuals and an enchanting soundtrack. Its meticulously crafted world is a feast for the eyes, while its music elevates the entire experience to new heights. With tight controls and engaging gameplay, it offers a challenging yet rewarding journey. Beyond its technical prowess, the game's emotional narrative explores themes of love and sacrifice, leaving a lasting impact.

100%Xbox One

One word to describe this masterpiece. Beautiful

90%PC

Banger visuals, gameplay and story.

100%PC

Would be much better if I wasn't so bad :)

80%PC

Me encanta

80%Nintendo Switch

Beautiful looking game. The controls are thight and movement feels great.