Разработчик: Moon Studios GmbH
Описание
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, russian, simplified chinese, portuguese - brazil
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 @ 2.2GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ @ 2.8 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce 240 GT or Radeon HD 6570 – 1024 MB (1 gig)
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 8 GB available space
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i5 2300 or AMD FX6120
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 550 Ti or Radeon HD 6770
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 8 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
This game is not for me. I'm surprised it has such a high recommend rating. I completed the story before I posted (11hrs of game play).
The game locks the abilities behind content; this means back tracking and being unsure if you have the tools for a particular section.
Most of the challenges I found frustrating rather than rewarding when completed. The "timed" sections are stupid; the scripted
environmental changes include unnecessary camera shifts and shakes. Complete in 1 go requirements mean you can't wait to complete it.
I don't care for the story - no idea what that stupid bird antagonist wants. The cut scenes (note the prologue is good example) are unskippable every time; occasionally requires you to move in them slowly, so that wastes more time.
To summarise the frustration, this game does not respect your time. You have to do everything at the pace "as designed". As a platformer, it doesn't reward or aid mastery of mechanics.
TLDR much better to watch as a Lets Play.
One of my favourite games. Amazing touching story. The art is breathtaking. The hard mode makes it very challenging at some places
I’ll be honest, I played the last 2D game was Sonic the Hedgehog, after playing Crysis I was never a 2D platform gamer. The genre never really pulled me in, and I always gravitated towards other types of games. But then I stumbled upon Ori and the Blind Forest, and let me tell you… this game changed everything.
From the moment I started playing, I was completely mesmerized. The visuals, the music, the atmosphere—it all blended together to create something truly magical. I came in as a skeptic, and I left as a huge fan.
A Visual and Artistic Masterpiece
I don’t think words can do justice to how stunning this game looks. Every frame feels like a living painting, with breathtaking environments that are rich in color and depth. The way light filters through the trees, the movement of Ori, and the sheer attention to detail in every level, it’s a feast for the eyes.
Even if you’ve never played a 2D platformer before, the art alone will keep you invested. Whether you’re exploring the lush greenery of the Sunken Glades or escaping a raging flood, every moment is visually unforgettable.
A Soundtrack That Touches the Soul
If you ever want to feel a game through music, this is the one. The Ori and the Blind Forest soundtrack is a masterpiece on its own—melancholic, uplifting, and perfectly timed with every moment of the game.
The orchestral pieces tug at your heartstrings, and the way the music swells during emotional moments is nothing short of perfection. I found myself just pausing at times, letting the music wash over me. It’s that powerful.
Gameplay: Challenging but Rewarding
For someone who never played platformers, I won’t lie, this game challenged me. It’s fluid, fast-paced, and at times, brutally difficult. But every challenge feels fair, and when you finally nail that perfect jump or make it past an intense sequence, the satisfaction is unreal.
The movement mechanics are smooth as butter, and Ori’s abilities evolve in a way that makes gameplay feel fresh throughout. The game teaches you without holding your hand, and that sense of discovery is something I deeply appreciated.
An Emotional Story That Stays With You
I didn’t expect to feel so much while playing this game, but here I am, still thinking about its story. Without using much dialogue, Ori and the Blind Forest tells a deeply emotional tale of love, loss, and perseverance. It’s simple yet incredibly powerful.
This is the kind of game that makes you reflect, not just on the story itself, but on themes of sacrifice, belonging, and the beauty of life. And when a game can do that? That’s something truly special.
Pros:
- Absolutely gorgeous visuals – Every frame is artwork.
- A breathtaking soundtrack – Emotional, immersive, and unforgettable.
- Tight, fluid gameplay – Platforming feels smooth and rewarding.
- A story that truly resonates – Deeply emotional without needing much dialogue.
- Perfectly paced progression – Unlocking new abilities feels natural and exciting.
Cons:
- Can be quite challenging – If you're not used to platformers, expect a learning curve.
- Save system takes some getting used to – The manual save mechanic is unique but can catch you off guard.
[*]You might cry – Not really a con, but this game will hit you in the feels.
Conclusion:
I went into Ori and the Blind Forest not expecting much, after all, 2D platformers weren’t my thing. But this game proved me completely wrong. It’s a work of art, a journey of emotions, and one of the most beautiful experiences I’ve had in gaming.
If you’re even remotely curious, play it. Even if you’re not a 2D platformer fan like I was, this game will win you over. Trust me, I came for the visuals, stayed for the music, and left with a new appreciation for an entire genre.
The music is super rubbish and the jump mechanic is total trash
Przepiękna grafika, historia i postacie 11/10
Thanks the Moon team for the expertise
A metroidvania masterpiece. It's a great game, visually, narratively and gameplay wise. I ended up chasing all of the achievements, including the 3 hour speedrun and immortal. This thing runs perfectly on the Steamdeck and was a joy to play.
I've heard others so the definitive edition is better overall but I never ran into any of the bugs others have reported and the new quality of life additions like the zone teleporting between the wells never really bothered me.
Beautiful game
Doesn't even launch anymore on newer systems.
Oscar Bait: The game
very good game escape missions are epic, music is very epic, platforming is great and atmosphere is good
A must check out for passive game play.
I adore the art and theme . I can play hours and enjoy my time spent on this game.
This was my 2024 go to for working on assignments and having a good game to refresh you mindset.
I have recommended to friends.
Ori and the Blind Forest is a game that feels like a labor of love from start to finish. Developed by Moon Studios, it’s a breathtaking Metroidvania that combines stunning visuals, an emotional story, and refined gameplay into an unforgettable experience.
At its heart, Ori and the Blind Forest is a tale of love, loss, and redemption. The story begins with a powerful emotional hook as Ori, a small guardian spirit, is separated from their caretaker and must navigate a dying forest to restore its balance. The game’s storytelling is minimal yet deeply impactful, relying on beautiful animations, evocative music, and heartfelt narration to convey its emotional depth.
The art direction is simply mesmerizing. Every frame of the game feels like a hand-painted masterpiece, from the glowing blues of the Sunken Glades to the fiery reds of Mount Horu. The lush, vibrant environments not only look incredible but also feel alive, drawing you into the world of Nibel with every step.
Gameplay in Ori and the Blind Forest is a perfect blend of platforming precision and exploration. Ori’s movement is fluid and graceful, and as you unlock new abilities, like wall-jumping, double-jumping, and the exhilarating Bash attack, you feel increasingly empowered to traverse the world’s intricate levels. The game’s Metroidvania structure is superbly designed, with each new ability opening up new paths and secrets to uncover.
The platforming challenges are where the game truly shines. Ori isn’t afraid to test your skills, with sequences that demand precision, timing, and quick thinking. The escape sequences, where you must flee from rising water or collapsing terrain, are heart-pounding highlights that showcase the game’s perfect balance of challenge and reward.
The combat, while simple, is effective and serves its purpose well. Ori’s Spirit Flame allows you to fight off enemies while focusing on exploration and movement. However, it’s the environmental hazards and platforming that present the real challenges, making each victory feel earned.
The game’s emotional core is amplified by Gareth Coker’s incredible score. The music is as much a part of the experience as the visuals or gameplay, with hauntingly beautiful melodies that evoke wonder, sorrow, and hope. The soundtrack elevates every moment, from quiet, contemplative exploration to the game’s most dramatic and emotional scenes.
If there’s any criticism to be made, it’s that Ori and the Blind Forest can be quite challenging, particularly for players who aren’t used to precision platformers. However, the game’s generous checkpoint system ensures that even the most demanding sections feel achievable with persistence.
Ori and the Blind Forest is more than just a game, it’s a heartfelt work of art that stays with you long after the credits roll. It’s a story about resilience, love, and the beauty of the natural world, told through some of the most gorgeous visuals and gameplay in modern gaming. Whether you’re a fan of platformers, stunning art, or emotional narratives, Ori and the Blind Forest is an absolute must-play.
> i get kidnapped by giant storm
> single parent takes me in
> single parent dies
> i get voices in my head
> i use the voices to blow sh*t up
schizo/10
Well, the game itself is very good. I don't know that it is included with the definitive edition. Sadly, there are some crazy things like MISSABLE COLLECTIBLES on several places, which was crazy because I need to do the game in another save files. Just play the definitive edition, its less buggy and have a really great story coverage with extra stages.
I've played this game far more than Steam shows. It's phenomenal.
classic
This series has changed my life. A narrative that moved me to tears and amazing artistry that has inspired me to become the artist that i am today. ♡
Getting the deathless achievment is worse that eating bricks. And yeah, I don't like eating bricks.
i really like this game, its acc pretty entertaining
i would say this game is good i dont like the second one (ori and the will of the wisps) is better to me. but other people will lke this game.i also think the finale boss is not that great.i just dont like runaways.
Nice story!
This game good, but many achievement have glitch like find secret. And then, i like the story this game (make me understand why they create the game another ori).
7.5/10 for this game!
slow and boring
Very emotional story, gameplay sequences can be quite trial-and-error.
This is an absolutely beautiful game with an amazing soundtrack and stunning art for its time. I would 100% recommend a play through, though perhaps on the Definitive Edition which includes some fantastic quality of life upgrades. I'm not a great platformer, so this was a unique challenge for me, but not impossible. The ability to create my own save points made it much more accessible and every difficult area made me feel a sense of achievement when I completed it. For me, this is a 9/10! I'd give the other point for the Definitive Edition!
10/10
visually stunnning !!!!!
i think i ate like 3 glasses out of frustration.
brilliant game.
Great platformer and nice story, wish it would be a single game with the definitive edition instead of two separate purchases
I love the visuals, gameplay at the start was a bit boring but it got more interesting later. I just wish you were able to play the game after you finish it; it's annoying to have to start a new save to get all the achievements.
Good game, has really good game play.
Ori huh? so this one is the original and first one, its a straight up masterpiece. I love the lil guy hes amazing. the movement will make you fall in love with the game, the fact you can get more mobility that allows you to get to places you haven't been to as one option and become much stronger as another sets this very fun balance and freedom choice. 10/10 game play it first and see what will of the wisps has to say if you liked it.
Excellent visuals, sound and experience. A game that I really enjoyed playing :)
I absolutely love and loathe this game. I will defend this game and critique this game but all in all, I am absolutely glad that I completed this game even though I really wanted to smash my controller a lot of times and I can truly say, through this game, I truly stood the test of patience even though that made me die like 1700 times. For that fact alone and truly understanding the meaning of breaks, I absolutely love this game.
This is the first game that legit made me break down crying. Not once but twice, it hit so hard even on my second run too
10/10
A banger
Is good
fun to play side game. a few of the time challanging too.
I wish I had played this game sooner. Where has it been all my life.
gorgeous to look at, the storyline and gameplay pulls you in. 10/10
Great storyline and plot also gameplay is great i was expecting bosses but still it was amazing.
I played this after Ori and Will of the Wisps - but loved it nonetheless. It was more of the same things that made the other game excellent: great platforming, amazing world design, and one of the best soundtracks in gaming. This game took less time to clear but was more difficult than Will of the Wisps in my opinion. I recommend this game to anyone, so long as you can tolerate getting your ass kicked a bit.
One of the best indie games I ve ever played
Relaxing, challenging, visually aesthetic. I feel like this game has everything. I just started Will of the Wisps and will say the same thing about that one. I love these games.
realy nice
soundtrack awesome
love the atmosphere
not to stressful to play but also not boring
lovely story and characters
peak fiction
Cute platformer metroidvania with nice mechanics and really beautiful visuals. Really enjoyed it!
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Moon Studios GmbH |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.02.2025 |
| Metacritic | 88 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 96% положительных (13247) |