Ori and the Blind Forest Trivia Questions

There is no official skip for the prologue; the game requires playing through the opening sequence to learn controls.

It was always designed as a PC and console Metroidvania; no mobile version was ever in the initial plans.

Gareth Coker composed the entire score, which became iconic; he also worked on the sequel, Ori and the Will of the Wisps.

Moon Studios started with only a handful of remote developers, growing to about 20 during production; the team was small and distributed.

Early concept art referred to the character as Randy, a placeholder name before the team settled on Ori for the final game.

Early builds had a voiced narrator for the prologue, but the team removed it to rely on visual emotion and music instead.

In early prototypes, the team experimented with a grappling hook, but it was scrapped and reimagined as Bash, a launch mechanic. This was confirmed by Moon Studios co-founder Thomas Mahler.

The game was developed by Moon Studios and published by Microsoft Studios in 2015.