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Here Is When Ori and the Blind Forest's PC/Xbox One Physical Edition Comes Out

Not much longer to wait.

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The physical edition of Ori and the Blind Forest's Definitive Edition will launch on June 14, publisher Nordic Games announced today. Standard and Limited Edition versions of the game will be available for PC, while only the Standard edition is coming to Xbox One.

Below is a breakdown of what comes with each PC version, as written by Nordic:

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Standard ($20):

  • Premium Packaging
  • Quickstart Guide
  • Game DVD
  • A3 Poster

Limited ($30):

  • Steelbox
  • Quickstart Guide
  • Game DVD
  • Audio-CD OST
  • 2 Postcards
  • 2 Double-Sided A3 Posters

The physical version of Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition for Xbox One is priced at $20.

The Definitive Edition comes with new areas, music, story elements, and more abilities such as Light Burst and Dash. It also introduces an Easy difficulty option, as well as other fan-requested content.

"Since we released Ori and the Blind Forest, we've received many mails, tweets and requests from fans asking for a boxed retail release, so we're extremely pleased to finally make everyone's wish come true," developer Moon Studios CEO Thomas Mahler said in a statement.

"We hope that all of you will be pleased with what we've put together for this retail release of Ori and the Blind Forest Definitive Edition," he added. "We can't wait to finally see Ori and the Blind Forest on shelves and we once again want to thank all of our fans and everyone who supported Moon and Ori over the last few years--we're deeply humbled and appreciative, thank you so much!"

Ori and the Blind Forest was ranked by GameSpot as the seventh best game overall in 2015.

GameSpot's 9/10 Ori and the Blind Forest review was glowing, with critic Kevin VanOrd concluding: "It's important not to mistake Ori and the Blind Forest for being simply beautiful. It certainly is--but it is also unceasingly clever. It consistently surprises you with new tricks: gravitational divergences, new ways to move through its spaces, and carefully designed levels that require you to think quickly and respond."

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