On the other hand, those wanting more of a challenge can use the new "Hard" mode and self-explanatory "One-Life" mode. In additional to the "Normal" difficulty of the original game, players wanting to focus on the story and world can now use an "Easy" setting to tone down the challenge of the some of the game's more difficult sections. The Definitive Edition also comes with new multiple difficulty levels. Both the Black Root Burrows and Lost Grove will be accessible early on the game's story so that players can then utilize these new skills in the rest of the game. Triggered by pressing LB, tapping the button will cause Ori to throw grenades at the nearest enemies whilst holding it down will allow them to aim the shot. Those who venture further in will also gain Light Burst, a skill that is described as essentially a grenade. This can later be upgraded in the Ability Tree to be used in the air and also as an attack. One of them is Dash, an ability that lets Ori gain a quick burst of speed in the direction they are facing with a tap of RB. The Black Root Burrows and Lost Grove allow Ori to gain new abilities. It’s all interwoven with the already-existing story.” ".discover her roots, where she came from, and you learn a bit more about her as a character and why maybe she is compelled to do some of the things that she does later on in the game. Executive Producer Mark Coates states that players will: Designed to be an expansion of the game's lore, the Burrows prominently focus on the past of Naru. The largest of these are a pair of brand new areas called the Black Root Burrows and the Lost Grove. The Definitive Edition features all the same areas and story as the original Ori and the Blind Forest but with some unique additions.
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