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Wisps with separate gifts replace a single light in Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Moon Studios followed its hand-painted platformer in 2020, again published with Microsoft, and Ku the young owl shares the journey through Niwen.
Bash, a grapple, and a wisp that becomes a hammer or a burrow change how a grove is crossed. The Blind Forest was the previous story; this one mourns a different loss and then hands Ori a set of spirits instead of one companion light.
Sein, the light from the first adventure, is not the tool bar here. The wisps, Ku, and Niwen's decay are the sequel's own map.
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