Im really enjoying it........far more than the original despite some of the increase in mechanically difficult platforming (thats more fustrating than enjoyable) Your progress carries over though. You won't have to see the start again unless you start from beginning again I'm happy to here, there will be standard physical releases of the Ori games, coming to the Nintendo Switch. The games look like a lot of fun and it'll be great to have copies of them, sitting on my shelve. Have you ever watched a horror movie and felt yourself rooting for the monster? If so, Carrion is the perfect game for you. Consume puny humans and grow across the subterranean station as you try to find a way to escape.

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The save game feature isn't working for me at all on the demo version - anyone else having this issue?? if I save in the demo and exit to main menu, my progress is totally gone. Isn't the save feature supposed to work so it can later be transferred to the full game? Should be a 10. Great game. Glad it's on the Switch. If you like story platform wRs this is the one You're a scientist who wakes up from a lab accident and ends up in a weird and mysterious alien world. Explore all of the connected rooms for weapons, items, and abilities to protect yourself from biomechanoid creatures and your own inner demons. NEStalgia It does in my book. This game is absolutely beautiful so naturally I really want to play it over and over, but when I try to, it doesn’t take long for me to feel utterly depressed by it. And the older I get, the more I start to feel like I don’t want to spend my free time on actively getting myself depressed. Hollow Knight had a similar effect on me, but I think Ori is even more of a drag than that one. Just my opinion, of course. Glad other people like it. Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Hungarian, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

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It’s up there with DKC Tropical Freeze as one of the greatest platformers of all time, and up there with Hollow Knight as one of the best metroidvanias of the modern era, and up there with any number of masterpieces as an all around incredible game that is sure to sit somewhere in my top 10 all time list. The more you explore, the more you'll be able to challenge your foes. Acquire upgrades in this unique genre hybrid, alone or with a friend. Yeah, what a relief! I was starting to get worried that they wouldn't release a retail version at all This must-play collection tells the complete tale of Ori, a young orphan destined for heroics, through a visually stunning action-platformer crafted by Moon Studios.

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When he’s not paying off a loan to Tom Nook, Liam likes to report on the latest Nintendo news and admire his library of video games. His favourite Nintendo character used to be a guitar-playing dog, but nowadays he prefers to hang out with Judd the cat.neogyo Yeah, definitely. It's completely valid as an artistic choice, and a lot of the best art we consume goes in that direction. But I guess to further flesh out my point, I think that with something like a sad movie or song, it's easier to re-watch or re-listen because you're only passively observing something for a brief time. But when it comes to something like a depressing video game, one play-through is enough for me and I usually just can't bring myself to revisit it, because I know it means many hours over multiple days of actively residing in a dark place. I’ve always wanted to play this game and I can’t believe it actually made it to Switch 😭 I’m so happy!

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BAN indeed I definitely see what you’re saying. I recently played a very sad, dark game - Detention when I was in a tough place in my life and it was perfect. Now I don’t feel any need to revisit it, but I was glad to explore it when I did. There's plenty of fun uplifting games for me; from just about everything Nintendo makes to Dragon Quest to Ni No Kuni. Diversity is a good thing! So unless its getting a UK/EU release.....I think my stance om the retail versions have already been decided for me. Anywho, this game is a must play for anyone that likes Metroidvania's it looks and sounds amazing and the gameplay is really good.

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For example, I immediately equipped the shard that let me cling to walls for fairly obvious reasons, alongside the upgradeable shard that reduced incoming damage by 10/20/25-percent. When I could finally afford it, I traded a whole bunch of currency for the shard that let me jump a third time before touching the ground – that one just felt like a no-brainer for reaching unreachable places. But there are many shards with quirky traits that I eagerly tried out to see what kind of fun builds I could put together. There are shards that increase your damage output at the cost of taking more damage, shards that give you more resources from slain enemies, and shards that give you a bit of a hint when you’re near a secret wall or tunnel. Still, I don't get why companies are prone to launching collector's edition now, standard physical later. Probably just getting the impulse buyers going. I count every game < 5.5 a failure, so no real point specifying the score there. Everything between 5 and 7 is "playable". Everything between 7 & 8.9 is decent to really good. 9+ = great to awesome. 10 = perfect, but perfect is impossible. (Except, maybe, Mary Poppins ) BAN I'm curious why you find this depressing? While I'm only about halfway through, the game seems rather bright outside of... that opening.

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There was a time when a platform holder publishing games for a rival format would have been completely unheard of. Unthinkable, even! Yet, a bizarre chain of events has seen Microsoft Studios release a handful of games for our beloved Switch, including the likes of Minecraft and, surprisingly, even Cuphead. While Microsoft has since played down the possibility of future titles making the leap, we’re delighted to see that 2015’s acclaimed Ori and the Blind Forest has made the journey to Nintendo’s hybrid device. Let’s see if it has survived the trip. already own this elsewhere but installed the demo and damn this is some silk. probably gonna double dip. only increases my excitement for rivals of aether's switch release.

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You don't have permission to access "http://www.gamestop.com/video-games/nintendo-switch/products/ori-the-collection---nintendo-switch/307739.html" on this server. KIRO it’s a year later and I still haven’t bought but will do for the upcoming night are COVID flight