Years later, Rivals of Aether has evolved into Rivals 2 , a 3D sequel with shields and grabs. Yet, the Ori DLC remains a high watermark for how to translate a non-fighting game character into a fighter.
Because of this, Ori settled into "High Tier" but not "Top Tier." Tournaments are dominated by Maypul (speed) and Wrastor (air dominance), but Ori remains a notorious "pocket character." A good Ori player forces you to play a different game—a game of tag where you are always "it." Rivals of Aether- Ori and Sein DLC
A perfect 10/10 translation. Just don't get hit. Years later, Rivals of Aether has evolved into
The for Rivals of Aether stands as a landmark moment in indie crossover history. It wasn't just a skin or a moneymaking stunt; it was a surgical transplant of a platformer’s soul into a competitive fighter. This article will dissect the DLC, breaking down Ori's unique mechanics, how Sein changes the neutral game, the competitive tier shifts, and why this character remains a fan favorite years later. Just don't get hit
Dan Fornace and his team accomplished this through three key mechanical translations: