Flower
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Flower is a game that imagines what a flower's dream would be like.
The game starts in a dull grey room, with a wilted flower in a pot on a table. The player can use the Sixaxis to zoom in on the flower, and presses a button to start the dream. Now the player finds themselves on a meadow, where they control a petal, steered by the wind, that has to bloom other flowers by flying close to them.
From each flower the player got to bloom, an additional petal joins, creating a long string of colourful petals moving through the air. Once the colour has been restored to the meadow, the player returns to the initial room and can choose a new flower's dream.
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- フラアリー - Japanese spelling
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Average score: 88% (based on 67 ratings)
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Average score: 4.1 out of 5 (based on 38 ratings with 0 reviews)
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1001 Video Games
The PS3 version of Flower appears in the book 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die by General Editor Tony Mott.
Awards
- 1UP
- 2009 - The "Points for Style" Award for Most Stylish Visuals
- The "Points for Style" Award for Most Stylish Visuals (Readers' Choice)
- 4Players
- 2009 – Best PSN Game of the Year
- 2009 – Best Dexterity Game of the Year
- AceGamez
- 2009 - Best Game Available By Download Only
- Cheat Code Central
- 2009 - Most Creative Game
- G4
- 2009 - Best Original Soundtrack
- Game Developers Choice Awards
- 2010 - Best Downloadable Game in 2009
- Gamespot
- 2009 - Best Original Downloadable Console Game (Readers' Choice)
- 2009 - Best Use of Control Scheme (Readers' Choice)* IGN
- 2009 -Best PlayStation Store Game (Readers' Choice)
- Spike TV
- 2009 - Best Independent Game Fueled by Dew (named after one of the sponsors of the event, Mountain Dew)
Flower Power
Using the PlayStation 3's Cell processor, Flower renders 200,000 individual blades of grass that realistically sway with the blowing wind.
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Game added by robotriot.
iPad, iPhone, PS Vita added by GTramp. PlayStation 4 added by Sciere. Windows added by Ms. Tea.
Additional contributors: MAT, Big John WV, Patrick Bregger, FatherJack, WONDERなパン, glik.
Game added February 15, 2009. Last modified August 2, 2024.