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Ori and The Will of the Wisps
With better processes that allow animators to make adjustments on the fly, Ori and The Will of The Wisps improves the aesthetic of the original in two big ways. All textures are reacting to light sources, which was accomplished by every single texture having light masking on it. Then there are the environments reacting with Ori and with respect to the world. The result is a much more vibrant yet natural looking platformer (that still needs a release date. Throw us a bone here, Moon Studios).
