You'll be exploring the deeper parts of Niwen before travelling to an. There isn't much on the plot besides the main character being a spawn of some sort, another spirit, guided by Ori's new form, which changes (again) at the start of the game. The company had planned a trilogy when the first game became so successful. Ori and the Will of the Wisps is an Xbox Play Anywhere title that launches on Xbox One and Steam on March 11, 2020. They are keeping it low key for now, denying any production of a third game.
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So, whether there was going to be a full on plan to do a sequel or not- and I’ve worked with Moon for eight years, so towards the end of the project we were like, ‘we need to keep going with this intellectual property’ – but that said, I think any game, when you feel like there’s a chance, you’ve got to leave a little bread crumb so yeah – and I’m so glad it worked out because obviously this game just picks up right where that one left off.” said Smith.
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“I think in any game where we feel like there may be success, it’s important to leave the door cracked with the end. Even in the music there’s just a mountain more of music in the game,” said Smith.Īs for whether this sequel represents the end of Ori’s journey, Smith couldn’t explicitly tell us about any plans for additional installments in the future but reiterated the importance of leaving room for the possibility. We’re just offering people so much more content.
I say scope and scale because it’s not just the fact that the map is bigger, it’s like the shards, the combat, the Spirit Trials. With Ori and The Will of the Wisps being a successful follow up to 2015’s Ori and The Blind Forest, which was also ported to the Nintendo Switch, there were always going to be questions regarding. We can open up the Unity editor and fit the entirety of the Blind Forest map in just a little section of the whole world. “I can tell you for a fact that Will of the Wisps is three times the size, scope and scale of Ori and the Blind Forest. When asked how long we should expect Will of the Wisps to complete, Smith assured us that it very depends on the player’s individual playstyle but that the game itself is at least three times bigger than its predecessor and Smith isn’t just talking about the size of the map. According to Xbox telemetry, Ori and the Blind Forest took players anywhere between 8 and 20 hours to complete, due to its open-world nature. Though Smith had a lot to say about the upcoming release and shared with us a lot of exciting news about the Will of the Wisps, one of the most impressive revelations of the meeting was the sheer size of the game. Earlier this month we sat down with Senior Producer at Xbox Game Studios, Daniel Smith, to discuss Ori and the Will of the Wisps, the sequel to Moon Studio’s critically acclaimed precision platformer, Ori and the Blind Forest.
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