Ori and the Blind Forest has been somewhat of a hit since we first saw the announcement trailer last year. We could tell from it that at the very least here was a game that we'd remember for its look, and the game itself also stood up very well gameplay wise when it released. Now a definitive edition is due to be released on PC, with some new content and some difficulty tweaks.
Ori's director, Thomas Mahler explained, "We wanted to do the Definitive Edition of Ori, because while we made a LOT of people happy, there were some outcries we heard from fans regarding some things and we just want to be known for making the absolute best games for our fans out there. We really went back, added more content, fixed ALL the things people have been asking for (not talking about bugs here, but actual design and content feedback) and we just want to give back and make it the perfect experience for people who loved Ori and those who haven't gotten to try it yet."
The scale of the tweaks to difficulty weren't made exactly clear, but we know that the game is due to be released sometime around the holiday season of this year.