Ori and the Will of the Wisps follows the little spirit Ori after a flight puts the owlet Ku in danger. Their separation draws Ori into a quest to reunite the family, heal a broken land and uncover Ori’s destiny. The story gives this action-platforming adventure an emotional center, while its hand-painted world and fully orchestrated original score shape a distinctive, atmospheric presentation.
Play is built around tightly crafted platforming action, with a vast world populated by new friends and foes. The supplied information describes it as a single-player game, so its format is a personal journey through that world rather than a shared multiplayer session.
Made by Moon Studios as a sequel to Ori and the Blind Forest, the game combines platforming with emotional storytelling. That pairing is central to its identity: traversal and action carry Ori through a perilous quest, while the family’s separation and the damaged land provide the narrative stakes. Its hand-painted artwork and orchestral score complement that blend without changing the focus on a single-player adventure.
