In easy mode, you’ll face fewer enemies and take far less damage from the environment, giving you more time to adapt to the hard level design. The most welcome one is for sure the easy mode, since the normal mode is rather unforgiving for inexperienced players. The developers listened to the feedback and included three more difficulty levels. If you asked fans of the original game one thing they could change or add, most would have gone for extra levels of difficulty. Nothing mind-blowing or unexpected but a nice addition for the veteran players. That being said, the story hasn’t changed in the Definitive Edition aside of a small extra narrative that gives you some more insights into the background of the characters. If you want to learn more about the original game, be sure to check out our Ori and the Blind Forest review here.
The love for the forest is big and Ori wants to solve the problems, putting aside his own pain.
Without food he couldn’t survive, he needed to find safer places and make sure that the forest gets better again. After a while, Ori lost his second mother and became orphan once more. The forest is in pain however and nature couldn’t provide the nutrition no longer. Naru and Ori lived in the forest and without it, they couldn’t survive. Naru, a gentle creature of the woods considered Ori as her own and raised the little creature as any good mother would do. Ori is a child of the big tree but was separated from his brothers and sisters and became an orphan. Ori and the Blind Forest takes place in a breathtaking environment and is told in the best way possible. If you’re new to Ori and the Blind Forest, you might want to check out what we wrote about the story, since it’s a crucial part of the game:
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The original game had some small problems but all of those were taken care of in this new Definitive Edition for Xbox One and Windows 10. It’s no secret that we absolutely loved the original game we were hyped to learn that a Definitive Edition was coming and now that it’s finally here, we couldn’t be happier. Last year, the gorgeous Ori and the Blind Forest landed on Xbox One, introducing a triple A Metroidvania for the console.
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