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It wants you to see these animals as creatures deserving of your empathy. At the very least, Ori wants you to care about nature.
It’s not specifically a climate change analogy per se, but it definitely has the makings of a fairy tale metaphor about the frailty and importance of nature. This is on some level a story of environmental apocalypse. The cute animal that have been pushed to the few remaining places of refuge can be saved from the darkness. But this world was once as idyllic as the one Ori and Ku come from, and Ori is the celestial hero who can bring that beauty back. Everything is suddenly darker, and nature is suddenly a threat. And once Ori and their owl friend Ku wander outside this Eden, they find themselves in a world that’s a lot more hostile. When the game starts Ori is living an idyllic pastoral life with a group of friends who only need to worry about enjoying this environment. We might remember it that way, but the entire game is built around the idea that this beauty is fading. Moon Studios has earned our admiration through the work they’ve done to produce this environment.īut the beauty Ori and the Will of the Wisps isn’t perfect. It wants us to find it beautiful, and frankly it should. Seasonal changes bring only the best parts of every season. Everything sways in the way that signifies a peaceful breeze instead of an overpowering wind. Blue water, red deserts, and green forests that are so impossibly perfect that they feel like the nature of our dreams. Ori and the Will of the Wisps leans on our idealized vision of a natural landscape and our perception of what makes nature beautiful. The beauty of Ori and the Will of the Wisps is nearly undeniable as far as I’m concerned.Īnd it’s undeniable because it aims to be undeniable. It’s honestly hard to think of many other games that are this gosh darn pretty. And that’s the case for countless moments in this game, both large and small. I mean, look at that! The way Ori spins around it to stop themself while the pole wobbles back and forth from Ori’s weight. And I especially love the animation of Ori dashing into a pole. I love the way every little piece of the environment is carefully animated to make the world feel more alive. I love its mixture of foreground and background as well as 2D and 3D objects. I love the game’s expanisve color palette. When I play it I find myself staring at the environments with awe. I wouldn’t dare disagree with the various reviewers I just quoted about how good this game looks, nor would I want to. Ori and the Will of the Wisps is a beautiful game.
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From the swamps to the mountains and the obligatory water level, they’re all stunning-full of light and air and life.”- Tyler Wilde, PC Gamer “I wish I could pluck some of the landscapes out of Will of the Wisps and frame them, looping animations included. Screenshots and trailers don’t do it justice.” – Andrew King, Polygon “Will of the Wisps is even more sumptuous and varied in its aesthetic, filled with delightful details that make so many frames look more like paintings than a video game. All of them feel distinct and alive.” – Brandin Tyrrel, IGN Each region bursts with fine detail that’s easy to overlook because Moon Studios’ aesthetic moods for each location are so consistent.
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