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    Flower

    Game » consists of 11 releases. Released Feb 12, 2009

    A highly-acclaimed game that allows players to control the wind and collect flower petals while exploring a lush, colorful environment. Its innovative gameplay often seeks to create a soothing and relaxing experience through a combination of visuals and audio to complement the narrative.

    wokboy's flower (PlayStation Network (PS3)) review

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    • wokboy has written a total of 3 reviews. The last one was for Dead Space

    A game worth experiencing

    I am always keen to try out new idea in gaming and so was keen to get my hands on Flower as soon as it was released and I am happy to report Flower did not dissapoint.


    Flower really is a thing of beauty and does a fantastic job of emersing you in its world from the moment you load the game. I love the way it makes it clear exactly what you what you have to do how to do it without the need for any tutorials or written instructions. It way be a short game only clocking in at a couple of hours but there is plenty of re-play value there as flying around the world is fun, plain and simple, and the controls handle beautifully.

    If you are sitting on the fence about buying this game I really think you should give it a go - this is the kind of game everyone should experience!

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