MULTI Ori and the Blind Forest

MiXeR schrieb:

Sehr lobenswert finde ich übrigens die Möglichkeit selber und (nahezu) jeder Zeit die Speicherpunkte setzen zu können. So gibt es eigentlich kaum Fruststellen, wenn man regelmäßig speichert und sich langsam "vortastet".

... Jetzt kann ich auch endlich weiterspielen (zwischen ~ 11 und 18 Uhr sehe ich wegen penetranter Sonneneinstrahlung nämlich rein gar nichts auf dem Fernseher - einerseits zwar angenehm, den ganzen Tag Sonne im Zimmer zu haben, andererseits aber eine sehr unvorteilhafte Tatsache fürs Zocken ).

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Türenmacher schrieb:

So. Dank Hack den Ori-Download angeschoben.

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Freezi schrieb:

Schade dass sie Bone bei Amazon wieder 329,- kostet, bei den 299,- letzte Woche wäre ich wegen des Spiels nun womöglich schwach geworden. Aber über 300,- kommt nicht in die Tüte, da bleibe ich eiskalt.

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Since Ori and the Blind Forest is a small indie title that only just launched, its more difficult than usual to assess the true extent of its performance issues. But reports from players have already started to trickle out highlighting two specific problems they've run into on the Xbox One—both of which Kotaku also experienced when playing the game and testing it for review.

In the first faulty performance scenario, the game simply crashes. The second problem rears its head when players switched away from the game to return to their Xbox One's dashboard. Doing so would cause the display to cut out upon the player's return. Here's how I described this problem in my original review:

Three or four times, the game simply wouldn't display properly whenever I tried to open it again from my Xbox One dashboard after switching over to something else—showing static or simply an all-white or all-black screen that would intermittently switch over to the game. The only thing that resolved this was uninstalling and reinstalling the game on my Xbox One.

Other Ori players, like Reddit's adulel08, said that simply closing and reopening the game would get things back to normal. That was not my experience when playing the game prior to my review, or when revisiting it yesterday and this morning. The best solution I've found, again, is simply to uninstall and reinstall the game—and avoid suspending it. While the issue was certainly crippling to the extent that it warranted a completely new installation, this worked quickly enough on my Xbox One that I didn't consider it a big enough problem to change my Ori rating from a "Yes." Since more players are reporting identical issues, however, Ori is clearly in need of some fixing.

I reached out to a representative for Moon Studios to ask about this problem when I was preparing my review and again today, but I haven't received a response from the developer yet. I'll let you know if I do.

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I wish they would've reached out to us. Everybody can just send me a mail and I always love to hear from our friends from Kotaku

We're obviously working on issues that people are having and so far, there are a few smaller issues that people are reporting that are affecting a small amount of people - Saying that the game isn't working is... a bit much.

But we wouldn't be Moon Studios if we wouldn't promise that we'll fix every issue that you guys might find - There shouldn't be much, since we've been playtesting like crazy with literally hundreds of people over the last few months

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Frystil schrieb:

Was heißt das, mit etwas tricksen?

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