Posted on: September 16, 2018

greuelpirat

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Steuerung unintuitiv

Nett gemacht, aber die Levels sind nicht sehr ausgewogen. An einigen Stellen kann man vor lauter Effekten, den eigenen Character nicht sehen. Mal ist es sehr schwer und stressig, mal eher langweilig und einfach. Viel erklärt wird auch nicht. Bei den Sprüngen ändert er manchmal einfach die Richtung und ich habe noch nicht begriffen wie das geht. Beim Wandklettern ist mehr Glückssache genau richtig zu landen. Dabei ist Genauigkeit sehr gefordert, und das auch mal unter Zeitdruck.

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Posted on: May 4, 2017

LittleCritter

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A pox upon all narrators

I hate narrators. They ruined Bastion and Aquaria for me and it certainly didn't help Ori. This Deku Tree wannabe will excruciatingly exposit every detail that's happening on screen. Stop dictating to me how i'm supposed to feel. Had the game taken a silent approach like Limbo or Botanicula it would have been far more effective. I realize that my dislike for narration is a very personal nitpick. What is not a nitpick is the game trying deperately to be a tearjerker from its very start and failing miserably at it. I simply didn't care for the story. It's the old light VS dark creatures setup who don't get along for...reasons. By the end it turns out that the owl antagonist had a grudge against the light tree because its hatchlings were killed by it. How or why is not really clear. One minute the owlets are fine then a big flash happens and...dead. Maybe it's because darkness creatures react allergic to light but in that case i have to question why the owl built its nest RIGHT NEXT TO A TREE MADE OF FREAKING LIGHT. Stupid, stupid owl. With that all out of the way, how does the gameplay hold up? It's decent. The controls are a bit too loose for the precision platforming required. In more open environments though you get a good feeling of flow and speed, which is then promptly ruined by making you push blocks or carry orbs which heavily restricts your movement. Sigh. One interesting aspect is that there are no boss fights. Instead the game will give you a chase scene where you have to outrun rising water or lava. The detailed graphics are beautiful but also a detriment. Far too many particle effects on screen make it hard to discern your own attack from enemy projectiles, you're gonna get hit and not even notice. However, probably the best thing about Ori is that it let's you set your own save points almost anywhere any time. So dying becomes pretty much a non-issue. All in all Ori is a flawed but still worthwhile game. I give it a low recommendation.

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Posted on: October 30, 2024

Anoed

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Horribly Hard

This game is pure suffering.

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Posted on: June 8, 2018

fiyahbird

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Beautiful game with horrible pacing

Ori and the blind forest is a wonderful game. It is beautiful. controls good enough and has a fantastic score. But... The pacing is absolutely horrible. Ori moves so fast, but all the time, there are things that aren't projected properly for that kind of speed and thus get you killed, or swallow a lot of your health (I played on hard). You can avoid that, but doing so, slows you down tremendously. And that kills the fun. I only played for two hours and already encountered at least three hurdles that killed in one hit, when I moved wrong just a little bit. And I said above, that Ori controls good enough, but that's only partially true. The problem is, that the hurdles are too unforgiving. Ori is so fast, that you will be tempted to take risks, but you will encounter at least one hurdle (the one I gave up on, after beating it, because I didn't think the game would get any better), that will force you to go slow, because you just can't do it fast. It is impossible, because of the pattern of the hurdle. And that is something I find absolutely unforgiving, for a game, that gives you such an agile hero to steer. Not to mention the enemys. Why do I get health Upgrades, when two minutes later I get an enemy, that takes 90% of my health with one hit. I could play on easy, and funnily enough, I tried in the last minutes of my playtime, and you take less damage, and enemies drop health, but you still need the same amount of hits for them, so it's not like playing on easy takes away any of the tediousnes of the game. Of course there are a lot of people who like this game to death, and have no problems with the things that I don't like and that's okay. More power to them. It's not a question about "being skilled" or something. It's about expectations. Conclusion: If you don't like Metroidvania Games, or are easily frustrated by dieing a lot of seemingly unnecessary deaths, Ori and the blind forest is not for you. Don't expect a game like Hollow Knight, because it is not. Expect a game more like Super Meatboy.

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Posted on: October 2, 2017

zakagn

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Hammer

Umwelt-Design hammer hammer hammergeil am Anfang gameplay zum KOTZEN aber sobald man die ersten Fähigkeiten hat kriegt es echten flow :D Da die Steuerung am anfang scheiße und zum verzweifeln ist und das gameplay nicht immer eindeutig klar ist nur 4 von 5

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