There were regular frame drops, the loading was excessive, and everything seemed to want to work against it from a technical point of view. I remember jumping into Will of the Wisps a few months back on Xbox, adoring the world but squinting at the performance. And that Witcher 3 port was mightily impressive. Of course there’s cutbacks and reductions, but I actually think this might be the best port I’ve seen on Nintendo Switch to date. Genuinely, I am blown away by how well this runs. So, if the game is stuttering and stammering on an OG Xbox One, how the heck is the Switch going to be able to handle it, you ask? Like an absolute boss, I reply. But it had its issues, performance chief among them. Sally gushed over it extensively a few months back and for good reason. Ori and the Will of the Wisps might just be the best indie game this year.
#Ori and the will of the wisps switch series
Not that it’s a surprise the game appeared on Switch at all considering the release of the original, but so soon after it appeared on Xbox One? And just before a Series X re-release? One move that seems to have slipped under the radar just slightly, though, is the surprise release of Ori and the Will of the Wisps on Switch. Now everyone is glued to the Xbox channels to see what’s popping up on GamePass, and which studio they’ve acquired next. Just last month, all the conversation seemed to be about Sony, the price of the PS5, and its launch titles.
Xbox are having an incredibly interesting few weeks, aren’t they?
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