How does Ori compare to its contemporaries?
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How does Ori compare to its contemporaries?
How does Ori compare to its contemporaries?
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It dares to speak in a world where games choose to remain silent.
Shut up lmao
>not using rumble
Smdh
>Ori 1
Amazing aesthetics, setting, world, soundtrack. The combat is click spam for the first third of the game, but once you get bashes, dashes etc its very fun to just see enemies as platforming. Best moverment in the genre with amazing escape sequences. Great story and emotion, very linear. Play the definitive edition, its a direct upgrade. Has more of a gloomy lonely atmosphere
>Ori 2
Expands on combat by adding weapons, tools and many powerups you can collect and equip, to counteract the first game's main complaint. Overall bigger world and longer, and now it has bossfights, albeit typically not as good escape sequences. Becomes too easy, even in hardmode, once you get a lot of upgrades though. Still mostly linear
However, despite the higher fidelity, it is generally an artistic downgrade imo, very evident when comparing the detail, uniqueness and ambience created by the backgrounds. Ori 1 has deep rich backgrounds while o2's dont have much substance and are often blurry.
Ori 2 has a garbage story with extremely forced emotional moments that retroactively ruins the first
>so how good
they are both very great with the best movement in the genre
Its harder to hate ori 2, but its also harder to love
Gee I wonder who's the smarter poster
the one not being a shill defending shit
its shit
It was beautiful, i usually don't even bother playing or even finishing 2D platformer, but this one is stunning, it looks like a Disney movie and it's also fun to play, full of action and incredibly varied both in gameplay and visuals.
It's hands down my favorite 2D platformer ever.
All looks no substance with typical spikes everywhere nu-design.
I had high hopes for it but it was pretty poor all around
Old games had spikes too, anon.
Considering Ori is a indie game, it is incredible
Why every fricking time you're here sperging about Ori being indie?
It's not, Ori is a Microsoft IP, it's not independent, it was an Xbox One game. Stf moron.
nta
anon, it is you who is always sperging about ori not being indie
Ok anon since you're retaded i will explain to you with math and since math is not an opinion, and there's a simple mathematical calculation to make you understand how much moronic indie gay are and how moronic was relating Ori with cheap indie games and now I'll show you.
First off, at the end of Ori and the will of the wisps development, moon studios developers of Ori and at the time first party Microsoft developer was around 60 (80 in 2020) when in full development cycle. And not counting the previous projects, not counting all the external people and contributors but only the internal team and not Ori 1 but just Ori 2 and not even the switch port.
Let's hypothetically say that the salary for each developer is around $1500 per month.
1.500 x 12 is 18.000 a year.
18.000 a year for each developer that worked at the studios is 1.000.000
1.000.000 fricking dollars a year for 5 years. This means Ori and the will of the wisps development budget was basically around or more than $5.000.000 fricking dollars.
For example a bloated indie game like hollow knight just had $45.000 on Kickstarter for the entire game development and release. Ori fricking dwarfs every fricking indie in existence because it's simply not a cheap indie game but an AA game made by a smaller team compared to an AAA studios not by indie team standard.
Do you understand now?
No you don't understand Ori is like Halo, it's an official Microsoft IP owned by Microsoft, not just published. It's a game made internally.
Ori literally received the price of best Xbox game of the year. A price that only videogames made by Microsoft can get.
Ori being indie is just misinformation.
>every single composer, quality assurance that wasnt part of the original development, microsoft business guy and marketer worked nonstop for 5 years
yeah totally anon
Anon Ori os literally in the Xbox game studios cinematic trailer, so yes it's marketed by Microsoft employee.
>marketers work for all the 5 years straight, starting years before its time for the game to be announced or for the deals with microsoft to begin
yeah ok moron
People at moon studiis came and went, they expanded the studios and worked with other company outside their to make Ori.
Ori wasn't the biggest game for Microsoft but it was very well market since 2017 with even a dedicated Xbox live presentation https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QkGsMMscdGY
And If you have an Xbox series X or S and try to buy Xbox gamepass, to this days Ori is literally the first thing that is shown on screen. And it's also on the Xbox app for Android, and many more marketing materials for Xbox.
M$ published Ori under the m$ exclusivity but it is by no means a "Microsoft IP". they simply were published by M$. that's like calling final fantasy a playstation ip because it was exclusive to them for so long
I do it to draw you out. You're like the barneygay of ori = indie
Seeing how the indie community treated this game made me lose faith in videogames and humanity.
Btw read this article to furthermore understand why im forever upset about this. It explains it very well if you understand about videogames.
https://gamingbolt.com/ori-director-explains-why-the-studios-next-game-will-be-multiplatform-and-not-xbox-published
Ok.
What is it you take away from that article? Either you agree with him or disagree?
On exclusivity? After all this i think exclusivity is needed. Because he probably thought that Ori didn't get attention because it wasn't on playstation but the reality is that this game simply doesn't appeal to a wonder audienceand even if Ori was on playstation the situation wouldn't have changed. And maybe if Ori stayed only on Xbox people would associate Ori with Xbox rather than with indies but no one cared anyway even when Ori and the blind forest was only on Xbox one for more than 4 years.
Yes snoys are right.
Exactly, if Ori was an indie game it wouldn't have had all these internal development issues. Because indie games don't have those restrictions.
Exclusivity is only good for half a year at best, unless you're the bing bing wahoo company and even for them its questionable.
Yes, i now underground, but what a shame.
>You're like the barneygay of ori = indie
In my defense I'm better because barneygay always spam the same thing, while i try to be creative every time.
I imagine in an alternative universe Ori becomes very popular and even saves the Xbox brand. Thinking about it now is pure utopian, lol
>microsoft fricks ori 2 in the ass by forcing a half assed buggy and poorly optimized release with cut content
>yet you unironically suck microsoft's dick because muh money and sales
pathetic
ori 1 is incredibly overrated and more similar to precision platformers like meat boy/celeste than it is to any other metroidvanias, and has barely any content (takes 5-6 hours to beat and like 2 more to 100%). i've heard the sequel is much better but haven't gotten around to playing it yet.
it's more concerned with being the pixar-shit of indie 2dvanias instead of a responsive and interesting game. its saccharin attempts at pathos fall totally flat, like its shit a middle schooler would write.
>Ginso Tree escape sequence
>”Holy shit this is so epic!”
>literally every other escape sequence in the entire series
>”Well this fricking sucks. I hate this and everyone and myself.”
The second games story is bad but if you just mute the music at the end and play something more sad, it's much better, just extremely, extremely tragic.
It sucks too, because if you look to interviews, it turns out the ending was going to be darker and less of a purported happy solution, but the b***h ass beta testers literally got too depressed to keep going after Ku got killed. I wish the team had kept to their original vision.
it's not as good as other similar indie platformers like rain world and hollow knight
Rain world has literally nothing to do with Ori, it's literally another kind of game, its ugly pixel graphics with an ugly expressionless boring pixel white turd as character and clunky gameplay.
Hollow knight is just a glorified reddit flash game with a boring ugly expressionless stickman as character and the whole game is an empty boredoms 2D dark souls corridor, with cringe reddit humor.
These games have nothing to do with Ori not even if it was an indie, you're just twisted by forced nemes.
It insists upon itself
They are great games. The gameplay is very fluid and as you progress you feel like you are gaining more and more control. The games look and sound amazing, and the length of the games is just right.
Totally worth playing, anyone that disagrees is a salty and sad contrarian.
SOUL
I think the worst part about these games is that I just forgot everything about them after I finished them.
I can't tell you much about the level design or any specific moments or areas, they've genuinely been scrubbed from my brain.
All I really recall is that I loved how Ori controlled and what you could do with him but also wanted more stuff where I could use it.
> I just forgot everything about them after I finished them.
Probably because Ori games have death as prominent thematic and understandably not many likes death especially if you're a teen.