Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition

Durante toda a gameplay me senti dançando pelos cenários, movimentação e ambientação simplesmente magníficas. O foco claramente não é o combate, já que é absurdamente fácil derrotar monstros, mas é de certa forma satisfatório limpar uma sala inteira com poucos cliques. Ori não me conquistou pelo desafio. Me conquistou pela direção artística impecável, pela trilha sonora emocionante, pela movimentação extremamente satisfatória e por uma história simples, mas contada com enorme sensibilidade. Não é o melhor metroidvania para quem busca combate ou chefes memoráveis. Mas é uma experiência única para quem quer sentir a jornada tanto quanto jogá-la.

Absolute "must-play" platformer. Crushes your emotions from the get go and then crushes you with challenging game play. A game I've been revisiting for years now.

The game is beautiful, fun to play, and kid-friendly. The story is mehh, not bad, but not good either. The gameplay is enjoyable (for me), because I like the feeling of failing and failing again and finally able to beat it. a lot of player complaining about movement control but i think is fine becuse in my opinion that was a part of mechanic in this game so need to learn the patern of it

great game

Fantastic game that just gets better and better as it goes. Well worth a playthrough if you like Metroid-styled games. Worth a playthrough if only to get to the sequel with some experience in hand... I've only just started the sequel and it's a beautiful looking game that takes the art and lighting to a whole new place. The new lighting and HDR implementation of Will of The Wisps is AWESOME.

Awesome game. WIll definitely replay it some day. 10/10

8/8 pretty gr8 m8

Great semi modern style platformer, absolutely beautiful art style graphics and story.

it is a beautiful game very peaceful but with intense segments.

**Ori and the Blind Forest – A Masterpiece of Emotion, Art, and Adventure** Few games manage to touch the heart while delivering exceptional gameplay, but *Ori and the Blind Forest* accomplishes both with breathtaking grace. From the moment the game begins, it captures your soul with a story that speaks through emotions rather than words. The world of Nibel is nothing short of magical. Every forest, cave, and ancient ruin is painted with stunning hand-crafted artwork that feels alive. Combined with Gareth Coker's unforgettable orchestral soundtrack, every moment becomes an emotional journey. The music doesn't simply accompany the game—it becomes part of the storytelling itself. Gameplay is equally remarkable. Ori's movement evolves from simple jumps into a beautiful dance of wall-runs, glides, dashes, and aerial maneuvers. The controls feel incredibly responsive, making exploration and platforming both challenging and rewarding. Each new ability opens hidden paths and secrets, encouraging players to revisit previous areas and discover more of the world's mysteries. What truly sets *Ori and the Blind Forest* apart is its emotional depth. The game explores themes of love, sacrifice, loss, hope, and redemption in a way that resonates with players of all ages. The opening sequence alone is one of the most powerful introductions ever created in gaming, and the emotional impact continues throughout the adventure. The escape sequences deserve special praise. Instead of traditional boss fights, the game presents heart-pounding cinematic chases that test your skills while creating unforgettable moments of tension and excitement. Visually stunning, emotionally moving, and mechanically brilliant, *Ori and the Blind Forest* is not just a great platformer—it is a work of art. It reminds us why video games are capable of telling stories that are every bit as powerful as films or novels. **Rating: 10/10** A timeless masterpiece that every gamer should experience at least once.