According to a report from Ori and the Blind Forest developers, the game will be headed to the Windows Store and Steam on April 27 in the form of a definitive edition. The game will support enhanced resolution for higher quality graphics, along with multiple monitor support. Furthermore, players will be able to cross-save across Xbox One and Windows 10 versions of the game. What the developer had to say: If you already own the regular version of the game on Steam, picking up Ori and the Blind Forest Definitive edition will only cost $4.99. It won’t be a separate game, but instead, an upgrade. The developers said they spent an entire year working on this version of the game, so let’s hope it turns out to be more than just a pretty face.

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