Blind Forest: Definitive Edition in my steam library.

What is the Definitive Edition? Should I play only that one or are they two different games?
Which game should I start up? Is there a difference?

I've just purchased the game during the summer picnic sale and when I installed it, I now have Ori and the Blind Forest but also Ori and the

differance bewteen the two?

do i only need to play the definitive edition? can someone fill me in on some details
so when i bought this game (during the current special) it said i get the old one in my library as well as this one if i don't already have it. so gameplay and other things wise, what is the

http://steamcommunity.com/app/387290/discussions/search/?q=Definitive+Edition+vs+Regular+Game&gidforum=364040166668860171&include_deleted=1

In particular the third match
: http://steamcommunity.com/app/387290/discussions/0/364040166680700953/

tl;dr: DE expands on the original game slightly, it's not a completely different game.

download the definitive one, is it necessary to download the regular edition as well?
I recently bought Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition. But i realized that both of these edition were added to my library. my question is what the differences between them? if I already

separated games, i'm installing non-definitive just to get 5 trading cards, but the fact that i have 0 achievements on it kinda sucks..

I was wondering why they didn't update the main one with its definitive content, the non-definitive has trading cards (backgrounds, emoticons, badges) but the definitive doesn't, and they are both

Just purchased the game for half off and it came with the regular and the definitive edition. I was wondering what the difference is before I play.

is the definitive edition the added extra? because the game took 3 gigs more to install so im thinking its the original + expansion together but i may be wrong. can anyone confirm?

I own both games - which should I play first? There is more content in Definitive Edition , but is it better to experience the first "draft" before the full game? Does it even make sense play both?

I started playing regular version of game, want to buy definitive, but don't want to start over. Does progress move over to the definitive edition? Are the new levels parsed out, so I can play game

Am so kung-fused now. This whole 'definitive edition' ♥♥♥♥ without upgrade options and doubling our game entries in steam libraries needs to stop.

For real though, where's the discount for regular
version owners? Where is the upgrade option? And why the ♥♥♥♥ would I ever want to buy this game twice in this situation?

So apparently I've missed "teh coupon" completely. A stupid and unlikely situation