Ori and the Will of the Wisps

From 60 collected comments (top 25 by upvotes shown), sentiment is overwhelmingly positive — users repeatedly use 'masterpiece' language. The highest-upvoted comment (Lemmy, +8) calls it 'my absolute favorite game of all time,' citing 'amazing visuals and insanely good OST, crisp and satisfying platforming and combat, engaging and unique bossfights, incredibly gripping story,' plus 'good difficulty settings' and 100% completion that is 'rewarding and not nearly as annoying as in many other games.' That same commenter offers the only substantive design critique in the set: the game 'may stray a tiny bit from the classic Metroidvania formula.' Art is the most-repeated praise: 'The artstyle is just... jawdropping' and 'Game where every frame of screen is a wallpaper.' Music gets specific recognition, with one user directing viewers to composer Gareth Cocker's channel. Emotional storytelling surfaces too: 'The sadiest moment in this game is definitely a certain side mission involing a moki family.' Perceived value is extreme: 'for 13 bucks game, i felt that i rob the game devs.' Multiple users preemptively argue the game scores above its reviews ('9/10 what????', 'IGN just give it a 10 for crying out loud'), indicating they felt the 9/10 undersold it. Franchise enthusiasm is strong ('I've played the first one at least 5 times'; one user 'almost 3h into it' already calls it their favorite game of 2020), and one comment frames it as an indie win over AAA ('small company and inde games are way way better... than those AAA games'). Notably, zero complaints about performance, bugs, or gameplay appear in the user sample — though the sample skews heavily toward enthusiastic YouTube commenters on review videos.

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