Abstract: Ever since it was announced, people have been buzzing about Flower. As the latest project from experimental game developer Thatgamecompany, (the same people who brought you Flow and Everyday Shooter) the expectations for Flower were understandably high. B...
Abstract: On the surface, Flower is one of those download-only titles on PS3 that was never going to get many sales. The usual “hardcore” gamer crowd would likely become very bored within just a level of the game, and find its visual style disorienting and possi...
Abstract: Flower is a horse of a different color for a variety of reasons. The most obvious one is that you play the wind, guiding flower petals through a field to pollinate other flowers There's also the Sixaxis only controls system that compliments the gamepla...
Abstract: In its short life, thatgamecompany has earned a reputation for uncommon creativity and vision in game design. Flower, the studio's second title on the PlayStation Network, seems to have sprung from the question 'what do flowers dream of?' The answer is...
Flower is a groundbreaking video game that shows the sheer potential of video games to reach heights of beauty and emotion not previously seen. As Flower moves from level to level, the power and splendor of unleashing the marvels on each meadow will aw...
Abstract: Flower’s story is never told you directly. You play as a flower, growing on a windowsill in a big city. You play inside the flower’s dream, telling us how mankind destroys nature’s creations with their own, but how nature always survives and wins ...
Players can play at own pace. Innovative. Beautifully rendered. Rare, nonviolent game.
May cause motion sickness.
Flower straddles the line between art and gaming, giving players the feeling of moving around on in a large landscape painting that responds to your controller....
Abstract: After the abundance of brash, aggressive and endlessly explosive games that arrived towards the end of last year and into 2009, it’s exciting to play a game like Flower. Stripped of ghoulish enemies, an overly complicated narrative and a badass attitud...
