Absolute visual masterpiece. If you enjoy beautiful colourful visuals like this but also like a bit more action in your platformer, give the Ori games a go.
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I agree; Ori and the Blind Forest as well as Ori and the Will of the Wisps were both a-ma-zing.
I bought the first one on sale on a whim, and couldn't wait for the second to release.
The two Ori games are two of my favorite games.
Most gorgeous game I’ve ever played. Every frame of this game is a work of art that could be put on your wall. I keep replaying it.
Great game with an even better soundtrack!
This game was literally art. It should be in a museum.
Absolutely stunning game. I feel like I could show it to my parents, who are pretty sceptical of video games, to convince them otherwise.
My only complain is that it didn't run in 4K on my PS5, even though all sources say that it should. Does anyone know anything about this?
Also, any game recommendations for someone who enjoyed GRIS?
Definitely absolutely play The Last Campfire, its like being read a bedtime story in the absolute best way.
Others already mentioned Journey, Abzu and Flower, but if you enjoy Journey do give Sky: Children of the Light a go. Same devs, similar design philosophy, but with a heightened focus on meeting players and creating memories.
Journey, Abzu, Flower maybe. My friend and I are always looking for these pacifist, the-journey-is-the-goal type of games
I played Journey but never heard about the rest, definitely will check them out. Thanks!