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Ori was/is the best in Graphics,Gameplay,Sound,Atmosphere and nothing will ever beat these Games i believe.
Maybe another Game from Moon Studios that would play in the Ori Universe.
With hopefully the same Engine and Artstyle/Graphics Gameplay and Sound.
Bring back Ori NOW! ;)
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https://store.steampowered.com/app/236090/Dust_An_Elysian_Tail/
I love this game so much! It's addicting, it's high quality, it's not so far from an Ori Game regarding quality and it was there earlier than Ori I think.
I highly recommend Dust!
I actually did buy this and I didn't get super hooked - but due to your recommendation, I'll give it another go and try to get further along - Thanks for the suggestion!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/275390/Guacamelee_Super_Turbo_Championship_Edition/
This one is also worth checking out...it's primarily a Metroidvania, but also has Dark Souls elements.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/774361/Blasphemous/
Both of these games are also available on Switch, and they are just as good as the PC versions.
2. Valdis Story - Great soundtrack, cliffhanger story since the dev never made a sequel, solid combo and leveling systems
3. Touhou Luna Nights - low budget, less polished precursor to Record of Lodoss War
4. Bloodstained - Aims to copy/paste Castlevania SOTN and succeeds in most ways.
5. Steamworld Dig 1 and 2 - Perhaps too Minecraft-esque but a solid Metroidvania experience with both. The sequel offers the most bang for the buck.
6. Guacamelee 1 and 2 - Fun tongue-in-cheek adventures with smooth combat. Perhaps a bit too simplistic but still challenging endgame content.
7. Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom - Cartoon graphics make it stand out. Sequel to the Wonder Boy remake that seems more polished and fleshed out but still quite linear overall from what I have played.
8 Axiom Verge - Very reminiscent of Metroid. A sequel is available on EGS. Can be easy to get lost without a guide.
9. Timespinner - Very similar gameplay to Castlevania SOTN. Story is a bit anime and hammed up but the soundtrack is great. Multiple endings and side content to explore on NG+.
10. Cave Story - You fight with a gun but it has the exploration of a Metroidvania with multiple outcomes to discover.
11. Minoria - Pseudo-sequel to Momodora Reverie Under the Moonlight. Short with a interesting art style and solid mechanics. Made by a very small team.
12. Environmental Station Alpha - Metroid on an Atari 2600. Great sound design with upgrades to find as you explore.
13. The Messenger - To be fair, this game is more Ninja Gaiden than Metroidvania for the most part but it does open up to involve more exploration in the second half. Story is humor-riddled with some interesting plot twists.
14. Hyper Light Drifter - More of a top-down, Zelda-esque adventure but it has plenty to find and upgrade for a NG+ run. Great music with solid controls and premise.
15. Death's Gambit - This game got a free overhaul adding new areas, bosses, etc. I thought it was ok on release but I never loved it. Think 2D Dark Souls, stamina dependent attacks.
There are also some other good options that are not on Steam.