Ori and the Will of the Wisps is "Three Times the Scope and Scale" of Blind Forest
Back when Ori and the Will of the Wisps first started development in 2017, director Thomas Mahler made a bold promise. "Trust us a little," Mahler wrote on N...
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Nice to finally hear how the game did on Switch. It's an utter shame it wasn't the big hit that Cuphead was on Switch, but still, I'm happy it at least "did well", but it deserves SO much more!A natural question for Switch fans is whether Ori and the Will of the Wisps will follow its predecessor to Nintendo's platform. Smith says that Ori and the Blind Forest ultimately "did well" on Switch. "I think one of the big things for us is that everybody worked so hard on Blind Forest that we wanted as many people as possible to experience what we created. I think it's exciting to just grow the family. Diehard gamers might have every console, and some gamers might only have one, so I thought it was a nice addition to add to a different pool of gamers who could enjoy the content we created."