Ori and the Blind Forest

An exemplary platformer, which, unfortunately, obviously gave me hope for a high-quality dramatic story.

It’s not that it doesn’t exist, it’s just that at various exhibitions the developers actively showed the most “live” moments, as if saying: “Our game is not a dummy! We have a deep message and something to cry about!” And only at the end they showed all the details of the gameplay. In the end, everything turned out to be as usual: a minimum of plot points, a maximum of gameplay. But I will still say that in those rare moments when the plot reminds itself of itself (and this is about 5-6 times), the game is still capable of touching, and excellent music plays a significant role here. Right off the bat, the game’s music is amazing and perfectly emphasizes the epic or dramatic nature of th… Read full