If you make a purchase after following a link on our site, we may earn a small commission. Learn more.
A new game announced at tonight’s Microsoft E3 2017 briefing was Ori and the Will of the Wisps, a sequel to 2015’s Ori and the Blind Forest.
Given that Ori and the Blind Forest was incredibly beautiful, it’s no surprise then that Will of the Wisps looks to follow in the same trend, with mesmerising visuals and enchanting orchestral audio. In fact, the trailer was accompanied by a live orchestra, making the presentation even more moving.
The trailer was brief, showing us Ori comforting a forlorn-looking bird, as they gaze upon a bleak scene. It didn’t give anything about the game away, but it was enough to know it’s something to look forward to.
No release date has been given for Ori and the Will of the Wisps just yet, but we’re excited to find out more. Until then, feast your eyes on these gorgeous screens.
Kim SnaithCo-owner and editor-in-chief
Kim's been into video games since playing Dizzy on her brother's Commodore 64 as a nipper. She'll give just about anything a go, but she's got a particular soft spot for indie adventures, roguelikes and puzzle games. If she's not gaming, she's probably got her nose in a book, and you can find her bookish musings on her blog at What The Book. She's also freelanced in several places, writes about Lego at That Brick Site, and is constantly thinking about new projects she'll undoubtedly quickly abandon.
Similar Posts
-
The LEGO PlayStation (72306) is a stunning model and a must-have for anyone who fondly remembers Sony’s first console.
-
Looking for gifts for a gamer? Explore custom gaming gift ideas, including personalised lapel pins, keychains, patches and neon signs.
-
First-person Soulslike Valor Mortis impresses with its haunting atmosphere, immersive combat and agile movement options.
-
With the arrival of the Dark Arisen expansion, there’s never been a better time to play Capcom’s brilliant Dragon’s Dogma 2.
-
Out now on PC and consoles, Echo Weaver is a compelling Metroidvania with a timeloop mechanic from the developer of The Wild at Heart.
-
Gear.Club Unlimited 3 has made its way to PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC, and while it has some issues there’s fun racing action to be had.
