Posted on: June 25, 2018

LouisLorenzo

Jeux: 68 Avis: 5

Grace and Style

Aside from looking and sounding gorgeous, the game also plays very smoothly. When everything clicks together and you perfectly time a ridiculous combination of moves you feel good about yourself. That said, every now and again you will frustrate yourself at certain points that you can't seem to get past. The story is simple, but in the same way a fairly tale is simple. It is told well and with few words needed to create a surprisingly emotional ending.

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Posted on: September 5, 2018

zyvod

Jeux: 109 Avis: 7

beautiful and engaging

one of the best metroidvania-ish games out there, it's gorgeous and fun. definitely enjoyed it.

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Posted on: November 10, 2018

Roisack

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Jeux: Avis: 21

Tight platformer, mostly good gameplay

The extremely tight controls and platforming mechanics the game's main selling point. Few games manage to make the controls as responsive as Ori does, while having a ton of different movement mechanics in a maze of twisty challenges. Even the character animations feel fitting for whatever you do on the controller. Art and music are excellent. Level design is largely good. There's some amount of backtracking which is often kept interesting enough to be unnoticeable. There was one area I didn't like. The escape sequences and boss fights are the game's weakest points, particularly two of the late game ones where you cannot save in the middle. Play if you want a platformer game with an an occasionally challenging gauntlet, lots of secrets and metroidvania style progression.

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Posted on: May 26, 2020

Mr_Chaos

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Jeux: 1921 Avis: 3

Love & hate

Love: music, art, chars Hate: controls, redesign of the game You remember Super Metroid 3 for SNES? Then you will love Ori. However, in some cases the controls do not work as thought. I must climb and use the feather with the same key. So, in 9 of 10 jumps everything works fine with the SHIFT key but the... last jump. NOPE! You are dead. Did not use feather after I did not climb... In some cases, it is ugly that u cannot save the game if you have no energy left. And usually there is not that much energy to collect in exceedingly difficult and long passages. In addition, if you for example know the "let’s play" by D**mtend*, you recognize that some items in the beginning have been replaced by experience. So, I have only 5 life cells while he has almost ten. At some points, the weak interpreter for the controls really crushes the game. Even if you are happy, that you made it after a while it is way to frustrating. Thus, I give four stars, but I do not regret that I bought this game.

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Posted on: December 10, 2017

Zoidberg

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Jeux: 770 Avis: 47

Badly balanced experience

I'm not quite long in the game but if the rest is like this I won't be playing much of it. The game seems terribly unbalanced with sequences requiring die-and-retry without much room for skill. You want a well-balanced, challenging platforming experience through a nicely designed gameplay and universe? Try Hollow Knight. From what I've seen Ori doesn't have much more to give than this, except annoying gameplay and "shinier" graphics (they're good indeed but they don't serve the readability either).

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