ori and the will of the wisps characters

Ori finds a structured feather for her and together, they fly off to explore the beautiful, vast world of Niwen. Soon, Ku yearns to take flight, and the only thing holding her back is her weak and sparse right wing.

You watch as the owlette grows up and as her and Ori’s friendship and bonds build and deepen. In the prologue, you learn that Ori’s little family has grown by one when they discover orphaned Ku.

These NPCs also bring a new game feature in the form of quests to WotW – which I’ll be discussing briefly later. In this sequel to Ori and the Blind Forest, you embark on a new quest as spirit guardian, Ori, while seeing some familiar characters (Ori’s caretaker Naru and antagonist-turned-friend Gumo) as well as new faces and NPCs (owlette Ku, dozens of Moki, Grom the builder, Lupo the mapmaker, etc.). I honestly think it’s one of my top ten favorite games of all time, and it’s primarily due to the thrilling and intense storyline. I mean, I played it for 12 hours straight – I just couldn’t stop. Developed by Moon Studios, this action-adventure Metroidvania is masterfully crafted and manages the perfect balance of intriguing storyline and challenging gameplay to keep you glued to the edge of your seat the entire time you play. Filled with incredible, joyful highs and soul-crushing lows, Will of the Wisps is one of the few games in the last year that has truly held a vice grip on my heart. To say that to play Ori and the Will of the Wisps is an emotional rollercoaster would be an understatement.

Ori and the will of the wisps characters