Nintendo held a Direct mini that showcased third-party partnered titles that will be coming to the Switch. To close out the show, Moon Studios made an appearance with Ori and the Will of the Wisps which is now available for Nintendo Switch at $29.99.

It had also been confirmed that the game will run at 60fps on the Switch.

Ori and The Blind Forest was a hit when it came over to the Nintendo Switch after being on Xbox One for quite some time. It was almost a guarantee that the sequel would come along soon enough.

With this announcement there was a Collector’s Edition revealed for the first time in partnership with iam8bit and it’ll cost a total of $149.99. You can pre-order the Collector’s Edition now for Xbox, PC, and Nintendo Switch now.

Here is what it all includes:

Ori and the Blind Forest
Ori and the Will of the Wisps
Art Piece Stained Glass
“Ori’s Flora and Fauna” Field Guide
Sketchbook Zine
Collectible Art Card Set
Phosphorescent Pin
Digital Soundtracks
Transforming the Phosphorescent Display Box
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