In the forest of Nibel, a new life has begun. Ku — a small owlet, the last offspring of Kuro — grows under the care of Ori and his family. When Ku finally takes flight on wings patched with a feather, a sudden storm separates them, sending Ori into an unfamiliar land of light, shadow and ancient mystery. To find her, Ori must explore this new world, master new abilities and unravel the secrets tied to his own nature.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps is a visually breathtaking action-platformer Metroidvania and the sequel to the critically acclaimed Ori and the Blind Forest. Every frame is hand-painted at 4K and 120fps, filled with luminous environments — glowing forests, submerged grottos, gilded towers — that rank among the most beautiful in gaming. Combat expands significantly over the original, giving Ori an arsenal of light-based weapons and projectiles to combine with his acrobatic movement. The world is larger, more interconnected and more varied, with a new Spirit Shard system replacing charms. The optional Spirit Trials challenge players to race through each area against ghost data from the world's fastest runners. Gareth Coker's orchestral score, performed live, accompanies every moment. Announced in 2017, developed over five years, and finished in six weeks of crunch by the Moon Studios team — the same remote studio whose previous game once took nine years.

Key Features: • Hand-painted world at 4K 120fps — luminous forests, grottos and towers • Expanded combat — light-based weapons, projectiles and acrobatic movement combos • Spirit Shard customisation system - Spirit Trials speed-run leaderboards • Gareth Coker orchestral score performed live