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Want To See Your Art In Ori And The Blind Forest's Credits? Submit Your Creations
We've said it before: Ori and the Blind Forest is a beautiful game. If Moon Studios' painterly platformer has inspired you to create something of your own, Microsoft is hosting a contest for you.
Submit your creations on Twitter by using the #oricontest hashtag, and you could score one of three prizes. Two winners will get a limited-edition Ori print created from in-game art. The grand-prize winner will have their art and name featured in the game's credits, as well as a print from the game.
The contest is running from now through October 7 at 11:59 p.m. PT. For complete rules, go here. The game is set for a release later this year on PC and Xbox One.
[Source: Play XBLA via a news tip. Thanks, Saint!]
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