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Ori And The Blind Forest [Official Thread]
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Better than the Rayman games?Game is amazing.
Beautiful music, graphics and animation. Tight and fluid controls. Challenging gameplay.
Probably the Goat modern 2D platformer.
Yeah I think so. It definitely looks better, and Ori moves much faster than Rayman. Add that with the extra traversal moves and it makes for more intense and challenging platforming.
No, its good but not better than Rayman Origins/Legends or DK TF
but I'd put it over Shovel Knight
feelosofer
#ninergang
I really like that sort of Studio Ghibli aesthetic, sorta like Princess Mononoke. Its great to see such creativity still exists, plus its hard without being unfair.
@Kamikaze Revy
My kid wouldn't sleep in his crib, so I had to do this in bed in my headphones in like 20 minutes
My kid wouldn't sleep in his crib, so I had to do this in bed in my headphones in like 20 minutes
Here are two other free tracks
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@Kamikaze Revy
My kid wouldn't sleep in his crib, so I had to do this in bed in my headphones in like 20 minutes
King kush strikes again!!!!
Wow really great music
Ori and the Blind Forest Already Profitable, Dev Working on New Projects
Over on NeoGaf, Thomas Mahler, one of the developers of Ori and the Blind Forest, announced that the game had already become profitable. In fact, it was apparently profitable after its first week on the market, a major achievement for an indie game and new IP. This has resulted in both Microsoft and Moon Studios being very happy with the project, allowing the developer to move on to other games that they have been thinking about for a while.
Business-wise, Ori was already profitable a week after release and Microsoft is super happy, so we’ll see about Ori’s future
“There are 5 potential things we have in the oven right now (spanning from smaller to _huge_ projects) and I’d love to talk about these games, but as usual, we have to keep things secret for a while longer,” says Mahler. The developer has already begun bringing on new employees to begin the transition to newer projects. “We also started acquiring some new talent and I’m super excited to see them do work for us. I think a lot of people are really interested in our way of working, the ‘virtual office’ kinda thing, etc. – and I think a lot of people are just super hungry to work on passion projects instead of doing work on the, without trying to sound disrespectful, ‘factory games’.”
It’s great to see such a wonderful game (see our review) receive this kind of response. With the massive influx of indie titles over the last few years, some have been overshadowed, resulting in poor return on investment for the smaller studios behind the games. With the success of Ori and the Blind Forest we can only hope to see more inventive and fun games like it in the future.
http://attackofthefanboy.com/news/o...ready-profitable-dev-working-on-new-projects/
Over on NeoGaf, Thomas Mahler, one of the developers of Ori and the Blind Forest, announced that the game had already become profitable. In fact, it was apparently profitable after its first week on the market, a major achievement for an indie game and new IP. This has resulted in both Microsoft and Moon Studios being very happy with the project, allowing the developer to move on to other games that they have been thinking about for a while.
Business-wise, Ori was already profitable a week after release and Microsoft is super happy, so we’ll see about Ori’s future
“There are 5 potential things we have in the oven right now (spanning from smaller to _huge_ projects) and I’d love to talk about these games, but as usual, we have to keep things secret for a while longer,” says Mahler. The developer has already begun bringing on new employees to begin the transition to newer projects. “We also started acquiring some new talent and I’m super excited to see them do work for us. I think a lot of people are really interested in our way of working, the ‘virtual office’ kinda thing, etc. – and I think a lot of people are just super hungry to work on passion projects instead of doing work on the, without trying to sound disrespectful, ‘factory games’.”
It’s great to see such a wonderful game (see our review) receive this kind of response. With the massive influx of indie titles over the last few years, some have been overshadowed, resulting in poor return on investment for the smaller studios behind the games. With the success of Ori and the Blind Forest we can only hope to see more inventive and fun games like it in the future.
http://attackofthefanboy.com/news/o...ready-profitable-dev-working-on-new-projects/
WhodatWhoadi
Naw
This looks like something Nintendo would do, and xbox fan boys would call it a "gay kiddie game"
.....maaaaaybe....but I don't think so. I would say Ori is quite a bit more mature than the content Nintendo primarily delivers.This looks like something Nintendo would do, and xbox fan boys would call it a "gay kiddie game"
WhodatWhoadi
Naw
I'm sure it is breh,but you know those :"types" they just see the pics and give it the
treatment.the art and music of the game are wonderful btw, I would fukks with it..... and yall say its only 20 digitally
This looks like something Nintendo would do, and xbox fan boys would call it a "gay kiddie game"
Nintendo games are made for kids. Ori is not.
Both the story and gameplay is geared towards adults.
Art style is not why Nintendo gets those criticisms.