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Just here to remember what I spent my life on, dont fight me over the ratings pls
Just here to remember what I spent my life on, dont fight me over the ratings pls
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I liked the first Ori game a lot. This game is more of the same but better in every aspect!
The platforming was satisfying, but a bit floaty at times. The combat was really nothing to write home about, same as the first game. The new upgrade mechanics are a good addition though. And yes, they're basically the charm system lifted from Hollow Knight, except with upgrades.
My favorite part of this game is how lovely the world is, and how it actually uses dynamic changes in the environment. A frozen world that gets slowly thawed out, some obstacles melting, others coming back to life. A thin cavern full of acid becomes an expansive underwater ecosystem once you cleanse the source of the water. It was super satisfying to me and I loved every moment I spent in it.
The platforming was satisfying, but a bit floaty at times. The combat was really nothing to write home about, same as the first game. The new upgrade mechanics are a good addition though. And yes, they're basically the charm system lifted from Hollow Knight, except with upgrades.
My favorite part of this game is how lovely the world is, and how it actually uses dynamic changes in the environment. A frozen world that gets slowly thawed out, some obstacles melting, others coming back to life. A thin cavern full of acid becomes an expansive underwater ecosystem once you cleanse the source of the water. It was super satisfying to me and I loved every moment I spent in it.
A big upgrade of the first iteration of the momodora series! The lack of excessive buttons makes the controls more palatable. The exploration is more fun, and there's some decent bosses.
Cool to see the origin of a great series, but very rough game. Feels a lot like an arcade game, with all the clunk that implies!
no controller support is also zzz. The controls on keyboard are also pretty bad (arrow keys and then all 6 of your abilities smushed together onto QWEASD so you just keep misclicking)
no controller support is also zzz. The controls on keyboard are also pretty bad (arrow keys and then all 6 of your abilities smushed together onto QWEASD so you just keep misclicking)